Примеры использования Plans for sustainable development на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The same applies to overarching plans for sustainable development of towns and urban areas.
Networking provides another tool for implementing integrated policies and plans for sustainable development.
In many countries, national strategies or plans for sustainable development are instrumental in mobilizing and focusing efforts around national priorities.
These may meet to discuss long-term development plans, for example, and central plans for sustainable development.
Existing plans for sustainable development have generally recognized demographic trends and factors as elements that have a critical influence on consumption patterns, production, lifestyles and long-term sustainability.
The vision and goals will form the basis of national strategies or master plans for sustainable development of tourism in relation to biodiversity.
A major outcome of the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development has been the agreement that countries should prepare andimplement national plans for sustainable development.
Exceptions include Luxembourg andMontenegro which have incorporated a gender perspective in their national plans for sustainable development; and Turkey, where a section on"environment and women" has been included in the National Gender Action Plan. .
At national level, a number of countries have included education, public awareness andtraining in national strategies or plans for sustainable development.
Consequently, actions geared to conserving biodiversity must be fully integrated both into overall national plans for sustainable development and into related sectoral plans e.g., agriculture, forestry, marine, rural development and land use plans. .
Education and public awareness should be made significant components in regional, national andlocal strategies and plans for sustainable development.
The Commission will therefore provide assistance in such areas as the preparation of regional technical reports on the implementation of the Mauritius Strategy andnational strategic plans for sustainable development; the coordination of regional technical consultancy services to support country-based initiatives; and the provision of education, training and capacity-building services.
In the fisheries sector, assistance is being provided to the least developed countries, inter alia, in the areas of technology adaptation andformulation of policies and plans for sustainable development of the sector.
That could include promoting cross-sectoral approaches in the formulation of strategies and plans for sustainable development, such as, where applicable, poverty reduction strategies, aid coordination, encouraging participatory approaches and enhancing policy analysis, management capacity and implementation capacity, including mainstreaming a gender perspective in all those activities.
However, the sector itself is not yet aware of the full potential, and does not receive priority in most country's strategic plans for sustainable development, partly because of the weakness of many of its institutions.
With regard to adaptation, the Permanent Forum highlighted that adaptive capacity could only be improved if integrated with other strategies, such as disaster preparation, land-use planning,environmental conservation and national plans for sustainable development.
Assist them with studies leading to the preparation of national programmes to address climate change,compatible with national plans for sustainable development, in accordance with Article 4.1(b) of the Convention and paragraph 13 of the annex to decision 10/CP.2;
Further COP decisions(12/CP.2, 2/CP.4)provided guidance on the need to assist nonAnnex I Parties with studies leading to the preparation of national programmes to address climate change that are compatible with national plans for sustainable development.
A number of initiatives have been taken by Governments, in all parts of the world to:(a)develop national strategies or master plans for sustainable development of tourism;(b) develop appropriate regulatory mechanisms and tools, such as environmental assessment and the development of building regulations and environmental standards for tourism;(c) create terrestrial and marine protected areas; and(d) support voluntary initiatives by the tourism industry.
Activities included analysis to determine the"carrying capacity" of smallislands under different development assumptions and the preparation of medium- and long-term plans for sustainable development with integrated environmental considerations.
At the national level, UNEP cooperates with the front-line States to strengthen their existing environmental policies, laws and institutions;to implement national strategies and plans for sustainable development; to integrate environmental impact assessments in development planning and decision-making; and to undertake capacity-building programmes in the public and private sectors, including the strengthening of local community and NGO participation and activities.
At the national level, organizations of the United Nations system will assist African countries to strengthen their environmental policies, laws and institutions;to implement national strategies and plans for sustainable development; and to integrate economic, environmental and equity concerns into policy formulation processes.
In this regard, Russia's position in the ranking of countries on an index of human capital remains unenviable, but today,human resourses largely determine plans for sustainable development and competitiveness of both individual organisations and the industry as a whole.
It also identified the four lines of reform- involving the community, health services, other sectors, andnational decision-making- for Governments to pursue in order to bring health into their national plans for sustainable development, as outlined in the task manager's report to the Commission on Sustainable Development. .
Any strategy for sustainability needs to work with different disciplines and sectors, and just as every practitioner needs to understand those working around her or him,so Governments need to ensure that plans for sustainable development are integrated across the sectors and genuinely meet international targets while also meeting the needs of the poorest.
While many UNECE member countries have already adopted a national strategy/ plan for sustainable development, others are still in the process of finalizing their plans. .
The Belgian Federal Plan for Sustainable Development, spanning the period 2004- 2008, calls upon the Government to lead by example and reduce the environmental impact of its own operations.
Local authorities lack adequate technical andfinancial resources to fully assume the responsibility of planning for sustainable development, thus explaining the continuing role of national agencies.
China offers another example- here, cleaner coal technologies have been included as part of the Government's'Agenda 21' plan for sustainable development.
Building and maintaining capacity of national and/or regional expertise to collect, process andanalyse data for enhancing the preparation of national communications and planning for sustainable development;