Примеры использования Timber branch на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Timber Branch, Geneva, Switzerland.
Ed Pepke(UNECE/FAO Timber Branch) led the project.
Timber Branch of UNECE Trade Division and FAO.
Continuing Statistical Outputs of the Timber Branch.
Facilitate a Timber Branch stakeholder analysis; 3.
Could your country loan expertise to the Timber Branch in 2004?
Matt Fonseca(UNECE/FAO Timber Branch) was responsible for the publication layout.
There are six indicators covering the various work areas of the Timber Branch.
Cynthia de Castro,(UNECE/FAO Timber Branch) performed all administrative duties.
UNECE Trade Development and Timber Division, Timber Branch.
Mr. Christopher Prins, Chief, Timber Branch, UNECE Trade Development and Timber Branch.
The secretariat informed the Working Party of the intention of Germany to loan an expert to the outlook study work area or to the Timber Branch respectively.
The Timber Branch is providing tailored information for the region from the Global Forest Resource Assessment.
The work under the subprogramme will be carried out by the Timber Branch of the Trade Development and Timber Division.
The chief of the Timber Branch will work with the bureaux and the Steering Committee to ensure improved communication.
Other countries were encouraged to consider loaning expertise for limited-term assignments to the UNECE/FAO Timber Branch to assist in this and other work areas.
Sefora Kifle(UNECE/FAO Timber Branch) prepared price data and supported authors with documents and journals.
The session was also addressed by Mr. A. Ozols(Latvia), Chairman of the FAO European Forestry Commission, Mr. C. Prins,Chief Timber Branch, UNECE Trade Development and Timber Division and Mr. J. Lorbach FAO secretariat.
Alex McCusker(UNECE/FAO Timber Branch) validated and produced the statistics collected from the national statistical correspondents.
Sponsored by the Ministry of Agriculture of the Czech Republic and the FAO Forestry Department/Subregional Office for Central and Eastern Europe, andsupported by Forests of the Czech Republic S.E. and the UNECE/FAO Timber Branch, the workshop took place in Prague and Křtiny, south Moravia, from 24 to 28 October 2005.
What resources are needed for the FRA work in the Timber Branch on a permanent basis, and during the intensive phase of the implementation cycle?
The Timber Branch also produced 6 statistical outputs which were produced only in an electronic format, mostly in PDF, to be downloaded from the website.
Participants have been welcomed by representatives of UNECE/FAO Timber Branch, FAO/SEUR, and the Ministry of Agricultures of Czech Republic in Prague.
The Timber Branch should transmit final country reports to the FAO FRA secretariat for further processing(storage in database, publication, and incorporation into global report) by the end-2004.
The agreement outlines the main work to be done by the Timber Branch to provide regional contribution, and to facilitate the global FRA 2005 implementation.
Participants were welcomed by Mr. O. Neagoe, Prefect of Brasov, Mr. Ovidiu Ionescu, State Secretary of Forestry, Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Forests of Romania, Mr. Filip Georgescu, General Director,National Forest Administration, and Mr. Christopher Prins, Chief, Timber Branch, ECE Trade Development and Timber Division.
Carbon is stored in living biomass, including standing timber, branches, foliage and roots, and in dead biomass, including litter, woody debris, soil organic matter and forest products.
Experts from the Timber Branch, the Policy and Governmental Cooperation Branch, and the Global Trade Solutions Branch work closely together in the project for the benefit of the Russian timber enterprises.
The integrated programme is implemented by the UNECE andFAO staff in Geneva led by the Chief of the Timber Branch of the UNECE Trade Development and Timber Division in close cooperation with the Forestry Department of FAO.
In July-September 2003 the Timber Branch secretariat run a concise and informal enquiry in order to get advice, which would help to define modalities of the future UNECE/FAO regional Forest Resources Assessment work.