Примеры использования Relevant international programmes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Facilitating participation in relevant international programmes;
Presence of relevant international programmes, research organisations and private sector entities specialized in the in the combat against desertification.
III. Assistance in coordination with relevant international programmes.
Finally, water quality monitoring systems should provide data on transboundary rivers and other international water bodies andshould therefore be coordinated with relevant international programmes.
To assist in that effort, renewed emphasis should be given to more effective implementation of relevant international programmes, including coordination and interchange between regions and among islands within regions.
Encourage EMEP to continue cooperation on emissions, atmospheric monitoring and modelling with the national scientific programmes, the regional marine commissions, HELCOM and OSPARCOM,as well with other relevant international programmes, institutes and organizations.
To assist in those efforts, renewed emphasis should be given to a more effective implementation of relevant international programmes, including coordination and interchange between regions and among islands within regions.
In its previous phases, including the sixth phase from 1995 to 1998, EMEP was structured to have a"chemical part", a"meteorological part","emission data" and"other activities",which handled briefly cooperation with other relevant international programmes.
Promote strong participation by Habitat Agenda partners and relevant international programmes, funds and agencies, thus ensuring their inclusion in the identification of new issues, the sharing of lessons learned and the exchange of best practices and good policies;
Increased number of policies andprogrammes adopted by Caribbean countries to follow-up on the relevant international programmes of action.
The Forum promotes the strong participation of Habitat Agenda partners and relevant international programmes, funds and agencies, thus ensuring their inclusion in the identification of new issues, the sharing of lessons learned and the exchange of best practice and good policies.
She noted that representatives of 58 Parties as well as representatives of the Scientific Assessment Panel and the Technology andEconomic Assessment Panel had met to consider the national reports submitted by the Parties and reports from relevant international programmes and to prepare recommendations for consideration at the current meeting.
The Forum promotes the strong participation of Habitat Agenda partners and relevant international programmes, funds and agencies, thus ensuring their inclusion in the identification of new issues, the sharing of lessons learned and the exchange of best practices and good policies.
The SBSTA, at the same session, urged the Global Climate Observing System(GCOS) secretariat, in finalizing the 5- to 10-year implementation plan for the integrated global observing systems for climate, to clearly identify priorities for actions,taking into account the views expressed by Parties and relevant international programmes and bodies.
Parties also mentioned their involvement in other relevant international programmes including the World Weather Watch(WWW), the Global Atmosphere Watch(GAW), the Global Climate Observing System(GCOS), the Global Terrestrial Observing System(GTOS) and the Global Ocean Observing System GOOS.
Effective coordination of measures designed to foster an integrated approach to the planning and management of land resources by regional institutions,including universities and relevant international programmes or initiatives, should be encouraged in all small island developing States regions where such measures have not yet been taken.
As an initiativein global civic engagement, the World Urban Forum places strong emphasis on the participation of Habitat Agenda partners and relevant international programmes, funds and agencies, by ensuring their inclusion in the identification of new issues, the sharing of lessons learned and the exchange of best practices and good policies.
The meeting, which was organized by the Ozone Secretariat in cooperation with WMO, brought together managers of atmospheric research and research related to the health and environmental effects of ozone modification from countries,together with representatives of relevant international programmes, to review continuing national and international research and monitoring activities to ensure their proper coordination.
As an initiative in global civic engagement, the World Urban Forum places strong emphasis on the participation of Habitat Agenda partners and relevant international programmes, funds and agencies, thus ensuring their inclusion in the identification of new issues, the sharing of lessons learned and the exchange of best practices and good policies.
The meeting brought together managers of atmospheric research and research related to the health and environmental effects of ozone modification from countries,as well as representatives of relevant international programmes, to review continuing national and international research and monitoring activities to ensure their proper coordination.
As an initiative in global civic engagement, the Forum strongly emphasizes the participation of Habitat Agenda partners and relevant international programmes, funds and agencies by ensuring their inclusion in the identification of new issues, the sharing of lessons learned and the exchange of best practices and good policies in the development and management of cities.
The meeting brought together managers of atmospheric research and research related to the health and environmental effects of ozone modification from countries,together with representatives of relevant international programmes, to review continuing national and international research and monitoring activities to ensure their proper coordination.
As an initiative in global civic engagement, the World Urban Forum strongly emphasizes the participation of Habitat Agenda partners and relevant international programmes, funds and agencies by ensuring their inclusion in the identification of new issues, the sharing of lessons learned and the exchange of best practices and good policies.
As an initiative in global civic engagement, the World Urban Forum places strong emphasis on the participation of Habitat Agenda partners and relevant international programmes, funds and agencies, thus ensuring their inclusion in the identification of new issues, the sharing of lessons learned and the exchange of best practices and good policies.
As the World Urban Forum isconvened every two years, the eighth session could be organized back to back with Habitat III in 2016, promoting the strong participation of Habitat Agenda partners and relevant international programmes, funds and agencies and thereby ensuring their inclusion in the identification of new issues, the sharing of lessons learned and the exchange of best practices and good policies.
Increased financial support should also be provided to relevant international scientific cooperation programmes.
Such measures at the State level are encouraged by the development of relevant international standards and programmes.
SCAR further indicated that an important aspect of the programme will be the establishment of active links with other relevant international scientific programmes.
Also, efficient cooperation on substantive matters with relevant international organizations and programmes had been crucial for delivering good results.
Developing, together with other relevant international agencies, programmes for women entrepreneurs to facilitate their access to finance, extrabudgetary funds permitting;