Примеры использования Shift to sustainable на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Managing Change: Enabling the Shift to Sustainable Energy.
Vi Russia and the shift to sustainable development on the part of the world community;
Item 3: Managing Change:Enabling the Shift to Sustainable Energy.
The outcome of a shift to sustainable forest management will inevitably involve compromise.
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Activities to accelerate the shift to sustainable consumption and production patterns.
The Committee focused its dialogue this year on Managing Change:Enabling the Shift to Sustainable Energy.
Thus, new approaches are needed to effect a shift to sustainable energy paths in the coming decades.
The dialogue of the 21st session of the Committee was focused on Managing Change:Enabling the Shift to Sustainable Energy.
The shift to sustainable energy development will require major adjustments to the way energy is produced, transported and used.
A shift to sustainable consumption and production could also create greener and more decent jobs and support poverty alleviation.
Several countries in these two regions have made some progress in promoting the shift to sustainable transport and provide examples to be learned from and replicated.
In supporting the shift to sustainable consumption and production more focus will be put on production in developing countries and on consumption in developed countries.
Governments, businesses and consumers all need to change their policies, activities andchoices to achieve a shift to sustainable consumption and production.
The shift to sustainable and resilient food systems must be supported by actors along the entire food value chain, including farmers, the input and processing industries, retailers and consumers.
Give international recognition to successful initiatives that accelerate a shift to sustainable consumption and production as an incentive for active participation in the 10-year framework.
Moreover, the Commission on Sustainable Development at its eighteenth and nineteenth sessions, in 2010 and 2011 respectively,will examine priorities and needs for the shift to sustainable consumption and production.
Against this background, a shift to sustainable transport becomes crucial for sustainable growth in the future, as reflected by ongoing efforts by countries, industry and the international community to comply with sustainability imperatives.
With 1,087 million international tourist arrivals in 2013, compared with 25 million in 1950,there is an enormous opportunity to accelerate the shift to sustainable consumption and production in the tourism sector and beyond.
Second, advisory and support services should be provided to support a shift to sustainable intensive production for urban markets, and to develop agricultural processing enterprises and other non-farm employment opportunities;
The conclusions of those meetings will be delivered prior to the eleventh special session, so thatby January 2010 there will be a clearer picture of regional priorities and needs for the shift to sustainable consumption and production.
ECE could contribute to enabling the shift to sustainable energy by working to remove the investment barriers, including through the establishment of needed normative instruments and standards while promoting innovation.
A number of participants emphasized the importance of green and sustainable public procurement andits potential to accelerate the shift to sustainable consumption and production, given that Governments were themselves major consumers of goods and services.
That text recognized that the shift to sustainable development presented challenges and opportunities and that the United Nations system was well equipped to assist Member States in the formulation and implementation of enabling policy and regulatory frameworks for sustainable development.
A green economy is viewed as a pathway to or tool for achieving sustainable development, poverty eradication and decent job creation by increasing resource efficiency,supporting the shift to sustainable consumption and production patterns and facilitating low-carbon development.
Consensus is growing that meeting the existing challenges associated with reaching this vision requires a shift to sustainable and resilient agriculture and food systems in order to ensure food and nutrition security, contribute to poverty eradication and protect natural resources, to support equitable development for all.
In 2003 UNEP(United Nations Environment Programme) initiated the Marrakech Process on Sustainable Consumption and Production or the 10-years program in supporting regional andnational initiatives to be aimed to accelerate shift to sustainable consumption and production towards an economic growth without environmental degradation.
The shift to sustainable consumption and production patterns through valuing, maintaining and increasing natural capital,sustainable innovation and dematerialization processes, such as industrial ecology, resource substitution, and biomimicry, are already creating new opportunities for poverty eradication, green jobs, business and enhancing prosperity for current and future generations.
Such a framework could contribute to advancing sustainable development by helping Governments to put in place policies andcapacitybuilding activities that accelerate the shift to sustainable consumption and production patterns and thus could contribute to the transition to a green economy.