Примеры использования To lead and cadmium на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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UNEP activities relating to lead and cadmium.
Issues relating to lead and cadmium to be considered by the Governing Council at its twenty-sixth session.
Collaborate in the partnership,focusing on issues related to lead and cadmium waste.
Consider the review on the need for global action in relation to lead and cadmium to be presented by UNEP to the Governing Council at its 24th Session in 2007 based on UNEP Governing Council decision 23/9.
Other United Nations Environment Programme activities relating to lead and cadmium.
The document, he said, dealt with four main areas of UNEP activity,relating to lead and cadmium, mercury, the Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management and waste management.
Informing intergovernmental discussions on the need for global action in relation to lead and cadmium.
UNEP is responding to these decisions through a dedicated project on addressing risks posed by exposure to lead and cadmium under the harmful substances and hazardous waste subprogramme of the programme of work for 2010- 2011.
The workshop was informed about the results of applying the CMAQ model to benzo[a]pyrene and to lead and cadmium.
It includes five main sections(sects. III-VII) corresponding to the five parts of decision 26/3,covering issues relating to lead and cadmium; mercury; the implementation of the Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management; waste management, including the management of electrical and electronic wastes; and final provisions.
Document UNEP/GC.26/INF/11/Add.5 provides additional information on the abovementioned UNEP activities relating to lead and cadmium.
In addition, it requested UNEP to report on implementation of the decision as it relates to lead and cadmium to the Governing Council at its twenty-fourth session.
Invites Governments and others in a position to do so to provide extrabudgetary resources to support the implementation of the present decision in relation to lead and cadmium;
Requests the Executive Director to report on implementation of the present decision as it relates to lead and cadmium to the Governing Council at its twenty-fourth session;
Invites Governments and others in a position to do so to provide extrabudgetary resources to support the implementation of the present decision in relation to lead and cadmium;
Consider the review of scientific information, focusing especially on long-range environmental transport, to inform future discussions on the need for global action in relation to lead and cadmium, to be presented to the Governing Council at its twenty-fourth session in 2007 based on UNEP Governing Council decision 23/9.
The Governing Council may also wish to consider the needs of developing countries and countries with economies in transition for assistance in undertaking such efforts,while encouraging UNEP to continue its activities in relation to lead and cadmium.
In response, UNEP established a dedicated project addressing risks posed by exposure to lead and cadmium under the harmful substances and hazardous wastes subprogramme during the period 2010- 2013 with the objective of reducing the use of lead and cadmium in key products and industry sectors that give rise to particular exposure concerns.
High adhesive properties water-soluble chitosan in combination with a probioticEM-Vita shows in relation to lead and cadmium- potentially dangeroussubstances.
Requests the Executive Director to undertake a review of scientific information,focusing especially on long-range environmental transport, to inform future discussions on the need for global action in relation to lead and cadmium;
In the light of its decision 23/9 III, the Governing Council maywish to consider further, on the basis of the present reviews, the need for global action in relation to lead and cadmium and also, as highlighted in decision GC 23/3 III for further efforts by Governments and others to reduce the risks to human health and the environment from lead and cadmium throughout the entire life cycle of these substances.
In decision 23/9 III, the Governing Council requested the Executive Director to undertake a review of scientific information, focusing especially on long-range environmental transport, to inform future discussions on the need for global action in relation to lead and cadmium.
As at 1 September 2010, pledges and contributions made in 2009- 2010 to supportthe finalization of the scientific reviews on lead and cadmium and UNEP activities relating to lead and cadmium, including the Global Alliance to Eliminate Lead in Paints, had been received from the Governments of Spain, Switzerland and the United States of America, amounting to approximately $337,716.
The Governing Council, in its decision 23/9 III,requested UNEP to undertake a review of scientific information on lead and cadmium, focusing especially on long-range environmental transport, to inform future discussions on the need for global action in relation to lead and cadmium.
UNEP/GC.25/INF/23- Draft final reviews of scientific information on lead, along with their appendices on'Overview of existing and future national actions, including legislation,relevant to lead and cadmium', the compilation of existing risk management measuresand the study on the health and environment effects from the movement of products containing lead, cadmium and mercury in Africa;
In 2005, the Governing Council, in decision 23/9 III on lead and cadmium, reaffirmed its decision 22/4 III(see below) on lead and requested UNEP to undertake a review of scientific information on lead and cadmium, focusing especially on long-range environmental transport, to inform future discussions on the need for global action in relation to lead and cadmium.
UNEP/GC.25/INF/24- Draft final reviews of scientific information on cadmium, along with their appendices on'Overview of existing and future national actions, including legislation,relevant to lead and cadmium', the compilation of existing risk management measures;
Also requests the Executive Director to finalize the scientific review taking into account the latest available information in line with decisions 24/3 of9 February 2007 and 23/9 of 25 February 2005 and to report to the Governing Council at its twenty-sixth session with a view to informing discussions on the need for global action in relation to lead and cadmium;
Additional contributions amounting to some $264,600 from the Environment Fund and the Government of Norway trust fund have been allocated to the project on addressing risks posed by exposure to lead and cadmium under the UNEP subprogramme on harmful substancesand hazardous waste.
As at 1 October 2012, contributions made in 2011- 2012 by the Governments of Norway and Sweden in support of the implementation of the decision, amounting to approximately $290,024,had been allocated to the project on addressing risks posed by exposure to lead and cadmium under the UNEP subprogramme on harmful substances and hazardous wastes.