Примеры использования Values of forests на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Cultural and spiritual values of forests.
Vv Integrate broader values of forests into development planning, decision-making and investments;
Report of the Secretary-General on cultural and social values of forests and social development.
Spiritual values of forests and planning and management of sacred sites and indigenous territories.
Loss of vitality and economic values of forests and crops due to ozone;
Presentation by Gillian Shepherd, Visiting Senior Fellow, London School of Economics,on the topic"Non-cash values of forests.
Social, economic, ecological, cultural and spiritual values of forests have long been recognized by human society.
Ms. Astrid Bergquist(Sweden) suggested that the possible topic for the next Ministerial Conference could be“Cultural and Spiritual Values of Forests”.
Specifics of protective functions/ values of forests in the region demand accurate and very careful approaches to their market utilization(marketing);
Promote forest management by indigenous and tribal peoples to take account of cultural,spiritual and other values of forests.
Ms. Shepherd presented trends anddata relating to the non-cash values of forests, and their importance in the context of the economic contributions of forests. .
He said that increasing private sector investment was a challenge and it was necessary to increase the knowledge and recognition of the economic,social and environmental values of forests.
Report of the Secretary-Generalon forests for people: cultural and social values of forests and social development E/CN.18/2011/5.
Lack of data on the non-cash and non-timber values of forests, including non-wood forest products, which are important to forest-dependent populations and serve as income for rural communities;
Report of the Secretary-General on forests for people: cultural and social values of forests and social development(E/CN.18/2011/5);
Issues, such as integrating the cultural,spiritual and ethical values of forests into sustainable forest management, welfare of forest labour, corporate responsibility and poverty alleviation, as well as forest versus conflict management.
Integrate forests in the priority areas of national development plans and identify the values of forest goods and services in national budgets and accounts by collecting data, developing indicators andcapturing both cash and non-cash values of forests;
Numerous other examples of spiritual and cultural values of forests are provided in this invaluable reference, including culturally based forest management systems.
Integrate forests in the priority areas of national development plans, and identify the values of forest goods and services, in national budgets and accounts by developing indicators and collecting data, andcapture both cash and non-cash values of forests;
They recognized that those messages needed to be based upon sound evidence regarding the values of forests to the economy(including the informal economy), to poverty reduction and to the environment.
At the 7th meeting, on 10 April, a statement was made by Gen Totani(Japan) on the outcome of the country-led initiative jointly hosted by the Governments of Indonesia and Japan,entitled"Challenges of sustainable forest management: integrating environmental, social and economic values of forests.
Identify parameters and collect data which will better capture the entire spectrum of monetary and non-monetary values of forests and their functions, including wood and non-wood forest products and their markets, as well as services.
Member countries to valuate direct and indirect benefits of all types of forests, estimate real contribution of forests in other sectors' earnings including water, agriculture, tourism sectors andadequately reflect economic values of forests in national development planning.
These should fully recognize the ecological, social,cultural and spiritual values of forests, and should support collective decision-making that involves interested parties, such as indigenous peoples,forest dwellers, forest owners and local communities.
Competent presentation and coverage of current problems of forest management in boreal zone on global level and sharing lessons learned along with the work on practical cases within the regions allows to introduce best sustainable forestry practices andprotect high conservation values of forests in all boreal countries.
New research programmes should fully recognize the ecological, social,cultural and religious values of forests, and pay particular attention to global dimensions of climate change, and the sustainable use, conservation and equitable sharing of the benefits of biological diversity;
The present report is a summary of the discussions heldduring the international seminar, entitled"Challenges of sustainable forest management: integrating environmental, social and economic values of forests", which was a country-led initiative in support of the United Nations Forum on Forests. .
To continue working to foster synergies among the forest-related activities and programmes of its member organizations and, in particular, the Rio conventions, so as to promote a holistic, comprehensive and integrated approach to sustainable forest management, including the multiple social, economic, environmental andcultural benefits and values of forests;
Recognized that further effort is needed to integrate the environmental,social and economic values of forests as well as the diverse interests, perspectives and innovative ideas of all stakeholders into the management of both protected and production forests; .
The facilitative process workshops undertaken with low forest cover countries, small island developing States and least developed countries in Africa have helped to generate information on barriers and opportunities at the national level andthe importance of the non-cash values of forests, which are little studied and not well understood by policymakers.