Примеры использования Resource degradation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Both trends can be associated with resource degradation.
Reducing resource degradation and enhancing the provision of environmental services;
This may lead to over-consumption and resource degradation.
Steps need to be taken to minimize resource degradation, protect ecosystem services and strengthen livelihoods.
Persistent pockets of poverty in urban andrural areas have caused continued resource degradation.
In a growing number of regions, poverty, resource degradation and conflict are becoming an all too familiar triangle.
Current consumption patterns are drivers for unsustainable production and resource degradation.
As a result, the problems of environmental stress, resource degradation, social malaise and poverty remain practically undiminished.
To that end,it sought to ensure that people benefited more from conservation than from resource degradation.
However, a case can be made for the reverse when the costs of resource degradation are borne largely by the resource"owner.
A great deal of resource degradation takes place because some resources have no markets(markets are said to be"missing") or only limited markets"incomplete" markets.
Specific constraints for small andmedium scale fishing include credit facilitation, resource degradation, and poor fishing technologies.
While some progress is reported in curbing pollution and resource degradation, worsening trends are found in areas ranging from emissions of toxic substances and greenhouse gases to natural resource degradation and desertification.
Nevertheless, long-term challenges to productivity and food andnutrition security as a result of resource degradation are only now beginning to be addressed.
Nevertheless, the pace andscale of pollution and resource degradation in some developing countries is such that they are likely to incur very high costs in terms of health care, environmental remediation and substitution of damaged resources. .
In many countries, strategies need to be defined andpolicies formulated to contend simultaneously with poverty, resource degradation and post-conflict reconstruction requirements.
Resource degradation is of greatest consequence in lower-income developing countries which may not have the financial, technological or institutional capacity to reorient their economies to a"natural resource-poor" structure in the timespan available.
The Programme promotes environmental sustainability by helping reverse the resource degradation that eventually undermines rural and mountain communities.
There also have been failures to address the environmental problems often associated with rapid and uncontrolled agricultural commercialization:habitat destruction and resource degradation.
The Commission recognizes that with increased accessibility into mountain areas, resource degradation and, in some cases, economic and political marginalization of mountain communities has taken place.
Policy failure particularly affects property rights; when property rights are weak or unclear, the incentives for forest users are distorted andtend to encourage resource degradation.
Thus, under prevailing production and consumption patterns, biodiversity loss and natural resource degradation will continue unabated or accelerate without additional policies, with the poor being disproportionally affected.
The heavy reliance of populations on natural resources for subsistence which, compounded by the effects of demographic trends and factors, a weak technological base andunsustainable production practices, contributes to serious resource degradation;
Goal 7 is divided into four targets that emphasize sustainability principles andreversing natural resource degradation; reducing biodiversity loss; increasing access to safe drinking water and sanitation; and improving slums.
The Plan encourages an accelerated shift towards sustainable consumption and production, where appropriate de-linking economic growth and environmental degradation through improved efficiency andsustainability in the use of resources and reduced resource degradation, pollution and waste.
While it is obvious that global environmental threats, such as global warming, need to be tackled on a worldwide level,many problems of resource degradation and environmental pollution arise and can most effectively be addressed at the regional level.
Based on the conviction that pollution and resource degradation represent an inefficient use of resources and therefore constitute an economic waste as well as an environmental threat, UNIDO has focused its environment-related programmes on encouraging the use of cleaner production practices to reduce waste, stimulate efficiency gains and enhance quality improvements.
Maintaining lax environmental standards andenforcement may entail greater costs in abatement, resource degradation and depletion in the future.
Legislation was formulated to secure the implementation of measures andactivities to curtail resource degradation, including protection against urban encroachment on productive lands, curtail pollution from varied sources and combat man-induced activities contributing to resource degradation.
This activity falls underthe initiative for collaboration, under the Multilateral Working Group on the Environment, in controlling natural resource degradation(desertification) of arid lands in the Middle East.