Примеры использования Ocean-related на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mitigating the impact of climate change from ocean-related activities.
Vital ocean-related economic sectors, such as the fisheries and tourism.
Measures to reduce greenhouse gases in the context of ocean-related activities.
Ocean-related issues are closely interlinked and must be addressed in an integrated and holistic manner.
Mitigating the impact of climate change in the context of ocean-related activities.
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New trends in the development of ocean-related activities will bring new challenges to the international community.
As such, they are well placed to develop sustainable ocean-related economic activities.
Climate change and ocean-related issues figured prominently in the Pacific outcome document of the regional meeting.
The Convention has also had a significant impact on promoting cooperation between States on all ocean-related matters.
Ocean-related policies and national and local programmes of action on coastal management take an ecosystem approach.
To deal with these issues linked with major usages andactivities at sea, a great number of ocean-related treaties have been adopted.
While providing a legal framework for all ocean-related activities, we should not lose sight of some issues that have not adequately been addressed by the Convention.
It has become increasingly evident that the adoption of UNCLOS 20 years ago was just the beginning of the road towards the resolution of ocean-related issues.
The importance of cooperation andcoordination is a common thread through all the major ocean-related issues currently faced by the international community.
Several ocean-related time-bound targets were also established in the Johannesburg Programme of Implementation of the World Summit on Sustainable Development.
The report clearly demonstrates the fact that the Convention provides the mechanism for addressing all ocean-related issues under conditions of peace and cooperation.
Existing ocean-related sustainable development commitments, such as those contained in Agenda 21 and the Johannesburg Plan of Implementation of the World Summit on Sustainable Development, capture well what needs to be done.
As the tsunami disaster made clear, more scientific research is required in order to understand andto be able to predict ocean-related natural disasters.
The Global Programme of Action is a suitable means of improving governance under ocean-related conventions, including strengthening the regional seas conventions and protocols.
There is an urgent need for mitigation measures to limit andminimize the impact of climate change in the context of ocean-related activities.
Along with other international organizations and bodies concerned with ocean-related activities, the Authority is also a participant in the Oceans and Coastal Areas Network UN-Oceans.
To that end, the international community should engage in capacity-building cooperation to help developing countries strengthen their ocean-related infrastructures.
It is also our view that all law of the sea and ocean-related issues on the General Assembly's agenda, including those pertaining to the marine environment and fisheries, should be taken up under a single, unified agenda item rather than dealt with in a piecemeal fashion.
Malta suggests positive consideration of the suggestion that this Assembly institute a biennial committee of the whole to review ocean-related questions in an integrated manner.
These include earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and tsunamis,extreme weather or ocean-related events such as prolonged drought or cold periods, tropical cyclones and floods, the El Niño/La Niña Southern Oscillation and extreme tidal events.
It is also based on our awareness of the potential forfragmentation of programmes and for conflicting commitments in different sectors as ocean-related activities increase.
As a reflection of those discussions and the widespread recognition that integrated ocean management and ecosystem approaches to ocean management provide useful models for the management of ocean-related activities, the General Assembly has recognized that"the problems of ocean space are closely interrelated and need to be considered as a whole through an integrated, interdisciplinary and intersectoral approach.
A wide range of actions are being taken at national, regional and international levels to mitigate the impacts of climate change,including in the context of ocean-related activities.
In fact, the key to the future is the expansion of capacity-building activities to help developing countries to establish and strengthen their ocean-related infrastructures and services, conserve ocean resources and use them sustainably to benefit current and future generations.
As described in section C below,the international community is currently taking action to mitigate the impact of climate change in the context of ocean-related activities.