Примеры использования Use of scientific knowledge на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Declaration on Science and the Use of Scientific Knowledge(July 1, 1999).
The use of scientific knowledge in policy-making varies considerably among countries.
Policymaking should make a more intensive use of scientific knowledge.
The Declaration on Science and the Use of Scientific Knowledge, which underscores the political commitments by the international community to scientific endeavour and to finding solutions to problems at the interface between science and society;
The meeting also recalled the Declaration on Science and the Use of Scientific Knowledge made at the World Conference on Science in 1999.
The Conference had also stressed the importance of enhanced regional and international cooperation andhad called for interdisciplinary collaboration in the production and use of scientific knowledge.
Technology is defined as"the use of scientific knowledge to solve practical problems.
A lack of public availability of impact assessments makes it impossible to judge their adequacy, hinders capacity-building for States andimpedes the sharing and use of scientific knowledge to better manage such resources.
Effective support to the CST in promoting the use of scientific knowledge to support decision-making concerning the Convention.
Increase the use of scientific knowledge and technology and increase the beneficial use of local and indigenous knowledge in a manner respectful of the holders of that knowledge and consistent with national law;
The Ministers noted that the challenges of sustainable development couldn't be met without the use of scientific knowledge, skills and technology for the benefit of developing countries.
The Declaration on science and the use of scientific knowledge", which underscores the need for political commitment from the international community to science development and to finding solutions to problems at the interface between science and society; and.
In the biennium 2014- 2015,improving the science-policy interface with the aim of developing the use of scientific knowledge to support decision-making concerning the UNCCD, will be the main focus of the CST.
The Declaration on Science and the Use of Scientific Knowledge and the Science Agenda- Framework of Action are important tools for decision makers in their efforts to promote capacity-building and international cooperation in science.
Unfortunately for many in the developing world, difficult challenges remained in improving the creation and use of scientific knowledge, skills and technology to meet critical economic, social and development needs.
Effective use of scientific knowledge in policy decisions in developing countries, the key challenges of which are the need to adopt long-term approaches to address simultaneously both human and institutional capacity needs and the need to improve access to data and information.
Recalling decision 22/COP.11, affected country Parties are invited to establish baselines andconcrete targets within their NAPs, making use of scientific knowledge-based diagnostic tools at the national level at the request of the Parties.
Many reporting countries indicated extensive and appropriate use of scientific knowledge in establishment and management of protected areas including dissemination of information and knowledge to protected area mangers and field staff.
The state of economic and social development or underdevelopment throughout the world reflects a profound disequilibrium in the production and use of resources between nations andshows increasingly larger differences in the production and use of scientific knowledge and techniques.
Recognition of the importance of the development,assimilation and use of scientific knowledge and technological developments relating to space research for the economy, education, culture and society;
Decides that future sessions of the Committee on Science and Technology, the scientific conferences and other processes and events concerning the Science-Policy Interfaceshall be organized sequentially and in a manner that optimizes the use of scientific knowledge in UNCCD decision-making;
Science in society and science for society,which implies that the use of scientific knowledge should aim at the welfare of humankind, including reduction of poverty and respect for the dignity and rights of human beings.
The sessions of the CST, the scientific conferences and other processes and events concerning the science- policy interface for the UNCCD shouldbe organized sequentially and in a manner that optimizes the use of scientific knowledge in UNCCD decision-making, taking into account the recommendations of the AGSA.
Make best use of scientific knowledge and the results of recent research when formulating and implementing national forest programmes; in particular, take due account of the results of scientific work concerning the influence of external factors as well as actors, procedural aspects and the expected content of substantive national forest programme processes.
It is designed to encourage Member States to address the issue of natural hazards within andacross sectors and through the effective use of scientific knowledge and expertise, particularly in vulnerable zones in the least developed countries, mega-cities, small islands and coastal zones.
At the same meeting, a representative of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization(UNESCO) made a presentation on the forthcoming World Science Conference, to be held from 25 June to 1 July 1999 in Budapest, Hungary, to examine and adopt a world declaration andan agenda-framework for action on science and the use of scientific knowledge.
An important outcome of the conference was the Declaration on Science and the Use of Scientific Knowledge, which stated that"all scientists should commit themselves to high ethical standards, and a code of ethics based on relevant norms enshrined in international human rights instruments should be established for scientific professions" and referred to the social responsibility of scientists to maintain high standards of scientific integrity and quality control, to share their knowledge and to communicate with the public.
Several specialized agencies of the United Nations, including the World Health Organization(WHO) and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations(FAO), had played an important role in elaborating the programme of the Conference andin drafting its two main documents, namely, the Declaration on Science and the Use of Scientific Knowledge and the Science Agenda- Framework for Action.
The proactive use of objective scientific knowledge could inform the public and thus free people from unnecessary anxiety, while preventing the spread of harmful and groundless rumours about radiation.
The Commission also considers that the need for substantial improvement and better use of existing scientific knowledge of the problem is fundamental to further improving understanding of the significance of desertification and drought.