Примеры использования Systems for disaster risk reduction на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Iii Improved institutional frameworks and legislative systems for disaster risk reduction.
Space and geographic information systems for disaster risk reduction and management, and sustainable development agenda item 4.
Promoting regional cooperation on applications of space technology andgeographic information systems for disaster risk reduction.
To address this challenge, a historic five-year Plan of Action on Applications of Space andGeographic Information Systems for Disaster Risk Reduction and Sustainable Development, 2012-2017, was adopted by an intergovernmental meeting held in Bangkok in December 2012 to promote broad-based applications of these technologies through enhanced regional cooperation.
The Meeting had before it the draft Asia-Pacific plan of action for applications of space technology andgeographic information systems for disaster risk reduction and sustainable development, 2012-2017.
In that connection, the Committee took note of the Asia-Pacific Plan of Action for Applications of Space Technology andGeographic Information Systems for Disaster Risk Reduction and Sustainable Development, 2012-2017, adopted by ESCAP at its sixty-ninth session, as well as activities under the ESCWA subprogramme on information and communications technology for regional integration.
With the support of the Government of Japan, ESCAP promoted the implementation of the Asia-Pacific Plan of Action for Applications of Space Technology andGeographic Information Systems for Disaster Risk Reduction and Sustainable Development 2012-2017.
Countries from the Asian and Pacific region formulated and adopted the Asia-Pacific Plan of Action for Applications of Space Technology and Geographic Information Systems for Disaster Risk Reduction and Sustainable Development, 2012-2017 for the implementation of ESCAP resolution 68/5 on the Asia-Pacific Years of Action for Applications of Space Technology and the Geographic Information System for Disaster Risk Reduction and Sustainable Development.
The present document outlines the secretariat's efforts to implement the Asia-Pacific Plan of Action for Applications of Space Technology andGeographic Information Systems for Disaster Risk Reduction and Sustainable Development, 2012-2017.
In close collaboration with relevant United Nations agencies, as well as with regional initiatives such as the Asia-Pacific Space Cooperation Organization, the secretariat will continue its support for least developed countries in order to enhance their capacity as regards proactive applications of space technology andgeographic information systems for disaster risk reduction.
Develop human resources, institutional systems and information systems for disaster risk reduction in all levels.
The Committee notes with appreciation the work of the secretariat in promoting the use of space technology and geographic information systems(GIS) as part of its support for member States in the area of disaster risk reduction, and requests the secretariat to continue assisting member States in their efforts to further implement resolution 69/11 on the implementation of the Asia-Pacific Plan of Action for Applications of Space Technology andGeographic Information Systems for Disaster Risk Reduction and Sustainable Development, 20122017.
Has formulated the Asia-Pacific Plan of Action for Applications of Space Technology andGeographic Information Systems for Disaster Risk Reduction and Sustainable Development, 2012-2017, which appears below.
Recalling its resolutions 69/12 on enhancing regional cooperation for building resilience to disasters in Asia and the Pacific, and 69/11 on implementation of the Asia-Pacific Plan of Action for Applications of Space Technology andGeographic Information Systems for Disaster Risk Reduction and Sustainable Development, 2012-2017.
To adopt through a resolution the Asia-Pacific Plan of Action for Applications of Space Technology andGeographic Information Systems for Disaster Risk Reduction and Sustainable Development, 2012-2017(E/ESCAP/69/25, annex II);
The representative of Japan informed the Committee that his Government was planning to sponsor, at the sixty-eighth session of the Commission,a draft resolution provisionally entitled"Asia-Pacific years of action for applications of space technologies and geographic information systems for disaster risk reduction and sustainable development, 2012-2017.
Endorsement of the draft Asia-Pacific plan of action for applications of space technology andgeographic information systems for disaster risk reduction and sustainable development, 2012-2017, and the adoption of the report of the Meeting.
With respect to resolution 69/11, one output for facilitating the implementation of the Plan of Action would be added to the proposed programme of work for 2014-2015, namely implementation of the Asia-Pacific Plan of Action for Applications of Space Technology andGeographic Information Systems for Disaster Risk Reduction and Sustainable Development, 2012-2017.
Asia-Pacific Plan of Action for Applications of Space Technology andGeographic Information Systems for Disaster Risk Reduction and Sustainable Development.
Further affirming the importance of space technology and regional cooperation in disaster risk reduction and management, the Commission adopted resolution 69/11 on implementation of the Asia-Pacific Plan of Action for Applications of Space Technology andGeographic Information Systems for Disaster Risk Reduction and Sustainable Development, 20122017.
In that connection, the Committee took note of the Asia-Pacific Plan of Action for Applications of Space Technology andGeographic Information Systems for Disaster Risk Reduction and Sustainable Development, 2012-2017, adopted by ESCAP at its sixty-ninth session.
The Commission adopted resolutions 69/10 on promoting regional information and communications technology connectivity and building knowledge-networked societies in Asia and the Pacific and 69/11 on implementation of the Asia-Pacific Plan of Action for Applications of Space Technology andGeographic Information Systems for Disaster Risk Reduction and Sustainable Development, 2012-2017.
Implementation of the Asia-Pacific Plan of Action for Applications of Space Technology andGeographic Information Systems for Disaster Risk Reduction and Sustainable Development, 2012-2017.
The Committee expressed appreciation for the progressmade by the secretariat through RESAP, and in implementing the Asia-Pacific Plan of Action for Applications of Space Technology and Geographic Information Systems for Disaster Risk Reduction and Sustainable Development, 2012-2017.
The importance of regional cooperation in deepening and broadening the applications of space technology andgeographic information systems for disaster risk reduction in the Asia-Pacific region are also highlighted.
The secretariat's efforts in implementing the Asia-Pacific Plan of Action for Applications of Space Technology andGeographic Information Systems for Disaster Risk Reduction and Sustainable Development, 2012-2017.
Implementation of the Asia-Pacific Plan of Action for Applications of Space Technology and Geographic Information Systems for Disaster Risk Reduction and Sustainable Development, 2012-2017.
Recognizing that applications of space technology and geographical information systems have contributed significantly to addressing disaster risk reduction and management in the region, the Commission endorsed the Asia-Pacific Plan of Action for Applications of Space Technology andGeographic Information Systems for Disaster Risk Reduction and Sustainable Development, 2012-2017, and requested the Executive Secretary to accord priority to the implementation of the Plan.
Increased capacity of developing countries for disaster prevention, preparedness, mitigation and recovery was evidenced by the development of four new subregional strategies, by the increase from 10 to 19 in the number of countries adopting national programmes to implement disaster risk reduction, by improved institutional frameworks and legislative systems for disaster risk reduction in six countries and by the increase from 6 to 21 in the number of countries incorporating disaster reduction measures into post-disaster recovery efforts.