Примеры использования Potential opium production на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Afghanistan, potential opium production by region, 2007.
Record levels of cultivation anda high yield led to the 34% increase in potential opium production in 2007.
Potential opium production in Afghanistan also increased in 2014.
At the country level, the potential opium production is estimated at 810 tons.
Potential opium production was estimated at 312 tons 16 per cent less than in 2004.
Illicit opium poppy cultivation and potential opium production, Afghanistan and world total, 1994-2004.
The potential opium production was estimated at 7,700 mt range 6,330 to 9,308 mt.
The opium yield is also increasing in Myanmar,causing the country's potential opium production to increase by some 75.
The potential opium production was estimated to have declined by 54 per cent, to 370 tons.
However, since plant diseases and bad weather had damaged crops, potential opium production fell 36 per cent over the same period.
Potential opium production, estimated at 20 tons in 2006, decreased to 9 tons in 2007.
According to an August 2007 survey,poppy cultivation had increased by 17 per cent and potential opium production by 34 per cent.
The total potential opium production was estimated at 112 tons, with an average yield of 8 kg/ha.
The UNODC annual survey on Afghanistan, released late in August 2007,reported an increase in opium poppy cultivation by 17 per cent and potential opium production of 34 per cent.
In 2008, potential opium production in Afghanistan was estimated at 7,700 tons, a 6 per cent decrease from 2007.
However, since plant diseases andbad weather had damaged crops, potential opium production fell 36 per cent over the same period, from 5,800 tons to 3,700 tons.
Potential opium production was estimated at 315 tons in 2006, a 1 per cent increase from 312 tons in 2005.
However, after six consecutive years of decline, in 2007 cultivation increased by 29 per cent to 27,700 ha, and potential opium production in 2007 was 460 tons, compared with 315 tons in 2006.
As a consequence, the potential opium production stood almost unchanged at 315 tons in 2006 312 tons in 2005.
In the Lao People's Democratic Republic,the total area under illicit opium poppy cultivation increased to 1,900 ha in 2009, and potential opium production was estimated at 11.4 tons.
Potential opium production fell by 36 per cent in 2012, from 5,800 to 3,700 tons, owing to plant diseases and bad weather.
In its latest report, the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime(UNODC)said that increased cultivation of opium poppies in Afghanistan had led to a 34 per cent increase in potential opium production since 2006.
Potential opium production, seizures, consumption and remainder for export in Afghanistan(tons), 2009-2012 average.
We are deeply concerned about the expansion of opium poppy cultivation by 17 per cent and potential opium production by 34 per cent, which now represents 93 per cent of the worldwide total production of opium. .
Potential opium production in Afghanistan in 2014 was estimated at 6,400 tons, an increase of 17 per cent from the 2013 level 5,500 tons.
Laos, the world's third largest opium-producing country,is the only one of the top three to reduce its potential opium production in each of the past three years estimated production declined 13 percent in 1992 from 1991.
Total potential opium production in the major illicit opium poppy cultivating countries has thus decreased from the previous year.
However, despite the decline in cultivation, as a result of favourable weather conditions during the 2003 opium season, potential opium production is estimated at 120 tons for 2003, a 7 per cent increase over 2002.
In addition, potential opium production in 2016 amounted to 4,800 tons, representing an increase of 43 per cent from the 2015 level of 3,300 tons.
Excluding Afghanistan, the total area under illicit opium poppy cultivation worldwide in 2004 amounted to 32 per cent of the total area under such cultivation in 1994, while potential opium production in 2004 amounted to 29 per cent of that in 1994.