Примеры использования To indigenous and local communities на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Important to indigenous and local communities.
The instrument makes several references to indigenous and local communities.
Article 5.1(d) refers to indigenous and local communities and article 9, on farmers' rights, and paragraph 9.2, refers to the protection of traditional knowledge and benefit sharing.
The instrument does not establish a financial mechanism that is accessible to indigenous and local communities.
Issues pertinent to indigenous and local communities.
Clarifying tenure issues remains an urgent challenge for many aspects of REDD+,including for applying safeguards related to indigenous and local communities.
Provisions related to indigenous and local communities Articles 6, 7 and 12.
The Convention is the first entity to begin making indicators relevant to indigenous and local communities operational.
The provisions of the CBD relating to indigenous and local communities are reflected in many other texts and policies.
Has your country submitted case-studies to the Executive Secretary on measures taken to develop and implement the Convention's provisions relating to indigenous and local communities?
Furthermore, plant diversity is of special concern to indigenous and local communities, and these communities have a vital role to play in addressing the loss of plant diversity.
Of significance were the decisions to establish an ad hoc technical expert group to develop conceptual clarity on socioeconomic considerations arising from the impact of living modifiedorganisms on biological diversity, especially with regard to the value of biodiversity to indigenous and local communities.
Provide support and or funding to indigenous and local communities, as appropriate, to assist them in managing their traditional knowledge and resources more effectively.
There is a need for regulatory frameworks or instruments that will ensure fair and equitable benefit sharing to indigenous and local communities whilst providing a fair system of access of investors.
Global warming poses significant threats to indigenous and local communities from the Arctic, Latin America, Africa, Asia and South-East Asia, the Pacific islands, Northern America and every other region of the world.
In taking a decision on imports under the Protocol, States parties may take into account, inter alia, socio-economic considerations arising from the impact of LMOs on the conservation and sustainable use of biological diversity,"especially with regard to the value of biological diversity to indigenous and local communities" art. 26.
All activities within the framework of the Convention on Biological Diversity related to indigenous and local communities directly contribute to the implementation of the objectives of the Decade of the World's Indigenous People.
In its decision VI/5, the Conference of the Parties invited the International Union for the Protection of New Varieties of Plants, the WIPO Intergovernmental Committee on Intellectual Property and Genetic Resources, Traditional Knowledge and Folklore and other relevant bodies to examine in the context of their work the specific intellectual property implications of genetic use restriction technologies,in particular with respect to indigenous and local communities.
Identifying risks to biodiversity and to indigenous and local communities, and assessing how these risks are addressed through relevant safeguards at national level, could follow a process as outlined in Figure 1.
Regarding the Nagoya Protocol on Access to Genetic Resources and the Fair and Equitable Sharing of Benefits Arising from their Utilization,the parties to the Convention included seven preambular paragraphs of specific interest to indigenous and local communities, which aid in the interpretation of the preceding articles, including a provision affirming that nothing in the Protocol shall be construed as diminishing or extinguishing the existing rights of indigenous and local communities. .
Identifying risks to biodiversity and to indigenous and local communities, and assessing how these risks are addressed through relevant safeguards at national level, should include a process of risk identificationand risk mitigation. 3.
All activities within the framework of the Convention on Biological Diversity related to indigenous and local communities directly contribute to the implementation of the objectives of the Second Decade of the World's Indigenous People.
Devolution of governance to indigenous and local communities, shared governance,and co-management arrangements are a means to attain this legitimacy, and have contributed to successful fisheries management outcomes, especially in small-scale fisheries in developing countries.
Article 17.2 provides for the repatriation of information,which is of importance to indigenous and local communities embodying traditional lifestyles relevant to the conservationand sustainable use of biological diversity.
The Protocol also contains several paragraphs directly relevant to indigenous and local communities, including a final preambular paragraph affirming that nothing in the Protocol is to be construed as diminishing or extinguishing the existing rights of indigenous and local communities. .
Resources, including financial, technical and legal support, should be made available to indigenous and local communities and relevant national organizations to enable them to participate fully in all aspects of national impact assessments.
All activities within the framework of the Convention on Biological Diversity relating to indigenous and local communities directly contribute to the implementation of the objectives of the Second International Decade of the World's Indigenous People.
Global warming and climate change pose significant threats to indigenous and local communities from the Arctic, Latin America, Africa, Asia and South-East Asia, the Pacific islands, North America and every region of the world.
There are also many examples of access and benefit sharing agreements which provide benefits to indigenous and local communities from the development of productsand services derived from the use of their traditional knowledge concerning local plant and animal species see Box 16.1.
Although French law does not recognize the concept of specific rights accorded to indigenous and local communities, the State has nonetheless long been able to integrate the practices, customsand local knowledge of the overseas communities in its policies for the recognition and integration of indigenous peoples.