Примеры использования Science and technology issues на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Science and technology issues in the Muslim world.
It stressed the role of the Commission as a think-tank on science and technology issues within the United Nations system.
From January 1997, science and technology issues are to be dealt with in the new"Food Security and Sustainable Development" Division.
Four recommendations in the section of the Johannesburg Plan on water and sanitation specifically deal with science and technology issues.
The high-level forum has started to critically examine emerging science and technology issues and their implications for Africa's sustainable development.
The Agency has also established a professional journal project in collaboration with a Swedish international NGO designed to assist the professional associations to produce materials on science and technology issues.
This meeting articulated critical science and technology issues facing the regionand launched ECA's science and technology network for Africa.
The CSTA provides the Canadian Cabinet, with external expert advice on internal federal government science and technology issues requiring strategic attention.
The scope of science and technology issues addressed by the STAP has been expanded considerably during the last four years with the addition of the new focal areas of land degradationand persistent organic pollutants.
The Council in turn reviews and transmits these to the General Assembly and to other United Nations organizations and agencies dealing with science and technology issues.
Its Scientific and Technical Subcommittee studies and reports on space science and technology issues such as space debris, information networks and the safe use of nuclear power sources in outer space.
That response should emphasize endogenous science and technology capacity-building, institution-building and the enhancing of awareness and understanding of science and technology issues.
More recently, in November 2011,the organization 's Scientific Advisory Board, an auxiliary body that advises the Director General on science and technology issues as they relate to the Chemical Weapons Convention, established a new temporary working group on education and outreach with a three-year mandate to make recommendations for practical and sustainable activities that the organization and its member States could undertake in this area.
There is a clear case for devising a concerted approach at the regional and international levels to build and share policy-relevant knowledge,as well as cooperate on science and technology issues.
Designating focal points for science and technology in the organizations and agencies for the exchange of views and for ensuring that necessary science and technology issues are reflected in the discussions of IACSD and CCPOQ.
The Commission has set up an open-ended working group for the purpose of analysing ways and means to improve the role and means of the Commission in the recommendation and policy-making process of the United Nations system on science and technology issues.
It may be useful to have mandates built into other related bodies, such as the Committee on the Environment and Sustainable Development or the Technical Committee of ESCWA, and the Committee of High-level Government Experts of ECLAC to address science and technology issues and ensure coordination of overall policies and programme approaches in those fields with those of the Commission on Science and Technology for Development.
Another measure was the setting up of an Open-ended Working Group to analyse ways and means of improving the role and participation of the Commissionin the recommendation and policy-making process of the United Nations system on science and technology issues.
The meeting reviewed the compendia of published and unpublished science and technology research, applications, impacts and best practices in African countries; articulated critical science and technology issues facing Africa;and launched ECA's science and technology network(ESTNET) for Africa.
It may also be noted that, in response to Council resolution 2002/37, the Commission on Science and Technology for Development established an open-ended working group to examine possible approaches forimproving its role and participation in the recommendation and policy-making processes of the United Nations system on science and technology issues.
Requests the Commission to establish an open-ended working group for the purpose of analysing ways and means to improve the role and participation of the Commission in the recommendation and policy-making process of the United Nations system on science and technology issues, with the aim of working towards the strengthening of the Commission.
The measures included the annualization of the Commission's regular sessions, beginning with the sixth session. Another measure was the setting-up of an open-ended working group to analyse ways and means of improving the role and participation of the Commissionin the recommendation and policy-making process of the United Nations system on science and technology issues.
The Committee serves as a forum for the promotion of cooperation among African countries in the areas of science and technology and development and natural resources and for providing advice on science and technology issues relevant to the development of member States.
In its recent decision, the Council requested the Commission to establish an open-ended working group for the purpose of analysing ways and means to improve the role and participation of the Commission in the recommendation and policy-making process of the United Nations system on science and technology issues.
In reviewing the science and technology-related activities reported by the agencies of the United Nations system, the Commission noted that the possibilities for overlapping mandates and programmes could not be excluded,although agencies approached science and technology issues from different sectoral perspectives.
Since the adoption in 1979 of the United Nations Vienna Programme of Action on Science and Technology for Development, 1/ this subject has featured consistently on the agendas of central United Nations intergovernmental bodies,thus indicating the importance that Member States assign to science and technology issues.
Additionally, the Economic and Social Council, in its resolution 2002/37, requested the Commission to establish an open-ended working group for the purpose of analysing ways and means to improve the role and participation of the Commission in the recommendation and policy-making process of the United Nations system on science and technology issues, with the aim of working towards the strengthening of the Commission.
In that regard, United Nations agencies recognize the strong need for designing and implementing a computer-based, integrated information network and regular means of communication(e.g., through tele-conferencing, E-mail, telenetworks via satellites etc.) within the United Nations system to link units and projects oriented towards science and technology issues.
Address modalities that allow measurement and evaluation of progress made in capacity-building and training in science and technology in relation to socio-economic development, with emphasis on national human resources development and inculcating abilities within the developing countries to engage in global negotiations relating to science and technology issues, including the Science and Technology Diplomacy initiative;
Efforts have also been under way to redesign the gateway, including the restructuring of navigation and interface to make it more user-friendly, as well as introducing a search engine,which allows users to have direct access to dynamically generated information on science and technology issues within the UN system.