Примеры использования Upland areas на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Upland areas in the British Isles.
The lake and its surrounding upland areas attracts many species of birds.
The terrain of the country consists mostly of deserts,steppes and hilly upland areas.
Erosion in upland areas and water logging(55,000 ha) are common.
EEC Trust Fund for Building Resilience of Communities to recurrent natural hazards,in particular flash floods in the upland areas of Viet Nam.
It is heavily concentrated in upland areas inhabited largely by ethnic groups.
The project in Shan State has been concerned primarily with improving management practices in upland areas and critical watersheds.
The highest and largest upland areas in the south-west are, however, the moors of the South-west Peninsula.
However, the Panel learned from sources that some mining was being conducted in more upland areas in Nimba County, particularly in the region of Gbapa.
Most of the major upland areas have been designated as Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty(AONB) or national parks.
A clapper bridge is an ancient form of bridge found on the moors of Devon(Dartmoor and Exmoor) and in other upland areas of the United Kingdom including Snowdonia and Anglesey, Cumbria, Yorkshire and Lancashire.
Near the North Yorkshire coastal towns of Whitby and Scarborough, andextending inland as far as Thirsk, the North York Moors are one of the few major upland areas in eastern England.
Some of this is coterminous with the Black Belt,originally referring to upland areas of Alabama and Mississippi with fertile soil, which were developed for cotton under slave labor.
For example, in the upland areas of the Lao People's Democratic Republic, where most of the indigenous peoples live, villages account for 25 per cent of the total population, yet represent 39 per cent of the poor.
However, success in these areas has been limited by local politics, lack of infrastructure andsupport services, and persistent sexist biases and stereotypes in rural and upland areas.
The upland areas have three mountain universities(Universidades Serranas) providing vocational training for the local residents, especially in the agricultural, livestock and forestry branches.
UNICEF considered that identifying the needs of particular groups andensuring their participation in activities was challenging, with some upland areas of Fiji's main island Viti Levu being extremely isolated.
Similarly, the mountain and upland areas of the Himalayas, South-East Asia and East and Central Africa, which make vital contributions to agricultural production, are threatened by cultivation of marginal lands due to expanding population.
The Government of Tajikistan is implementing a new project for participatory integrated watershed management in upland areas, devised to reverse the degradation of upland resources and the deterioration of local incomes.
Other IFAD activities in support of the UNCCD include the Special Programme for Asian Upland Countries, launched in mid-1998 to improve the quality of economic growth for illiterate, ethnic and tribal people in poor health,residing in semi-arid, marginal, upland areas of Asia.
During his various missions, Pavie managed to survey an area of 676,000 km2(261,000 sq mi),travelling 30,000 km in the upland areas to the North and East of the Mekong, on foot, by elephant or down the river on rafts, gathering a large amount of scientific information.
While most of the nonLao-Tai live in upland areas, there is a wide disparity in geographic, economic and social living conditions, and cultural diversity that provide additional dimensions to the already challenging task of reducing poverty and move a subsistence-oriented and lowincome country out of the LDC category by 2020.
It was working throughout the developing world to fight land degradation and poverty;in Asia, it had initiated a programme targeting very poor rural households in upland areas, which integrated natural resource management, economic diversification and the creation of local employment.
Greater investment potential in upland areas is motivated not only by the need to protect downstream infrastructure and populations but also by the realization of the importance of economic development of mountain populations for their own benefit and the potential contribution to national economies, as well as by an increasing awareness of the importance of biodiversity conservation.
Despite the favourable regulations for indigenous communities in the 2001 Land Law, the lack of implementation and enforcement has left indigenous peoples vulnerable to commercial and State interests,which are increasingly attracted to exploiting the economic potential of the forests and upland areas traditionally used and managed by indigenous communities.
The upland area of Snowdonia in Wales is famous for its slate, mountainous terrain and epic landscape of glacially sculpted valleys and craggy peaks.
Tŷ Beck consists of six large Victorian town houses situated in the Uplands area of Swansea, approximately a mile from the Singleton campus.
Critical areas often include mountain areas, arid zones, upland forests, tourist areas and marginal agricultural land.
Implementation support will be provided to IFAD-funded projects in upland and rainfed areas through research on technical and institutional innovations in agriculture and agroforestry.
About 80% of the area is covered by forests,dominated floodplain and upland oak woods, small areas of steppes and meadows.