Примеры использования Some parties noted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Some Parties noted technical issues relating to the user-friendliness of the PRAIS portal.
National climate change programmes: some Parties noted that most developing countries contribute negligibly to global GHG emissions, but are disproportionately affected by the impacts of climate change.
Some Parties noted the possibility of taxes and emissions trading schemes co-existing.
However, some Parties noted the lack of clear and/or detailed procedures Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan.
Some Parties noted the need to develop the modalities for the transfer of payments in order to ensure clarity.
Some Parties noted the similarity of questions in different sections of the 2002 questionnaire and requested their collation.
Some Parties noted that currently there is limited scope for substitution of non-petroleum fuels in the transport sector.
Some Parties noted that population growth and urbanization would have a greater effect on the water supply and demand than climate change.
Lastly, some Parties noted the importance of full reporting by all Parties utilizing the process-agent provision.
Some Parties noted that the"action plans" in the above indicator text do not refer to NAPs, but to actions of identifying capacity needs.
Some Parties noted that NAP implementation should rely on a combination of national, bilateral and multilateral financing.
Some Parties noted that education, training and public awareness efforts were built into some capacity-building projects.
Some Parties noted that since LDCs are at different phases in planning and implementing adaptation, they will have different support needs.
Some Parties noted that population growth and urbanization would have a greater effect on the water supply and demand than climate change.
Some Parties noted that revenue recycling was a useful tool, e.g. for reducing labour costs and promoting cleaner technologies.
Some parties noted that work needs to be done to facilitate CSO involvement in the reporting process, for instance by adapting templates for the PRAIS portal.
Some Parties noted that establishing strong national frameworks is essential to enhance climate-friendly investments in a cost-effective way.
In this regard, some Parties noted that the limited number of countries reporting could also be due to the limited number of countries with aligned NAPs.
Some Parties noted that modalities to enable technology transfer and capacity-building to develop NAPs will be critical for their effective formulation.
Some Parties noted that reducing the cost of renewable technologies is a key objective of measures that increase their scale of application.
Some Parties noted a lack of data in certain areas(e.g. France), while others emphasized a deficiency in human resources e.g. the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.
Some Parties noted that Outcome 1.1 doesn't fully match operational objective 1(OO1), since it addresses DLDD issues and their synergies with climate change and biodiversity.
Some Parties noted the development of common standards in the European Community and indicated that standards have greater effect when implemented jointly by trade partners GBR.
Moreover, some Parties noted the value of collective decision-making by the COP and were concerned about delegating competences to smaller decision-making bodies.
Some Parties noted advances in research on climate processes, climate modelling and prediction, including detailed assessments of the likely contribution of human activities.
Some Parties noted that climate change tends to be perceived to pose little risk relative to other hazards and stressors and is therefore given a low priority.
Some Parties noted that a key constraint in addressing national concerns relating to education, training and public awareness was the lack of financial and technical support.
Some Parties noted that the low level of reporting in the 2014-2015 cycle was due to the fact that this reporting had been made optional and that no analyses of the reports were to be made by the secretariat.
Some Parties noted the targeting of local governments through direct projects and programmes as a positive strategy to build capacity and strong institutions to tackle climate change issues.
Some Parties noted that future changes could include translation into other United Nations official languages, more frequent updates and increased searching capacity and size of the document library.