Примеры использования Voluntary national reports на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Proposed format for voluntary national reports.
Submit voluntary national reports to the United Nations Forum on Forests on progress in implementation.
Countries note that many countries have not provided voluntary national reports.
Voluntary national reports to the Commission provide the basis for the monitoring and assessment of progress.
The States not parties could be encouraged to also provide voluntary national reports for the database.
This year, 46 countries presented voluntary national reports on their progress in implementing the goals and tasks of the 2030 Agenda.
The States not parties to the Protocol were encouraged to also provide voluntary national reports for the database.
Guidelines for the preparation of voluntary national reports to the United Nations Forum on Forests, at its third sessiona.
The States not parties to the Protocol have been encouraged to also provide voluntary national reports for the database.
In other cases countries explained that the voluntary national reports were based on documents in which major groups had participated in the development.
Recognizes that the lack of human, technical orfinancial resources at national level could be hindering the submission of more voluntary national reports or relevant information;
Such reports would be separate from the voluntary national reports mentioned in the ECOSOC resolution 2006/49.
Voluntary national reports submitted by countries presented a valuable source of information on such experiences, as well as on progress achieved and problems encountered.
By the end of 2003, about 70 countries had submitted voluntary national reports with regard to sustainable forest management.
Workshop participants contributed to a proposed monitoring architecture,which was finalized in the form of a reporting template and guidelines for voluntary national reports to the Forum.
Voluntary national reports submitted by countries to the second and third sessions of the Forum have cited numerous examples of partnerships related to the implementation of the IPF/IFF proposals for action.
A number of countries reported that in future they wished to secure greater participation by major groups in developing voluntary national reports, especially if there was time to do so;
Ii In 10 voluntary national reports submitted at the third session, there was clear evidence that some major group representatives had been encouraged to participate in the development of the reports concerned.
An enhanced set of indicators(quantifiable information) related to the global objectives, derived from existing reporting processes, in particular the Forest Resources Assessment,and supplemented by voluntary national reports;
The Office receives biennial voluntary national reports from Member States on the implementation of the Programme of Action to Prevent, Combat and Eradicate the Illicit Trade in Small Arms and Light Weapons in All Its Aspects.
Specifically, the report consolidates andanalyses information provided in 16 voluntary national reports, and presents actions taken, challenges encountered and lessons learned, as well as information that can be used in future reporting. .
The voluntary national reports submitted during the preparation of the present report reflect the interconnections between the global objectives on forests and the forest instrument, as well as interlinkages among the global objectives.
Mandatory national reports, such as treaty reviews,are similar to voluntary national reports, with one major exception: reporting is an inherent part of compliance with the international legal instrument.
Moreover, voluntary national reports on progress towards achieving the forest global objectives should take into consideration, as appropriate, the seven thematic elements of sustainable forest management identified in resolution IV/3 of the United Nations Forum on Forests, which are listed below.
To increase their efforts to submit,on a biennial basis, voluntary national reports on the implementation of the Programme of Action, using, where appropriate, the reporting template provided by the United Nations Secretariat;
To also utilize voluntary national reports to provide information on technical, financial and other assistance, including the provision of relevant equipment and international cooperation on technology development, including the provision of marking machines, as well as expertise for the development of appropriate regulatory and legal measures.
The report draws upon various sources of information including voluntary national reports submitted to the Forum at its second and third sessions, findings from country- and organization-led initiatives, information provided by Partnership members, reports and policy briefs produced by multilateral development and technical assistance agencies and bilateral donors, and scientific and policy-related literature.
Encourages Governments to continue providing voluntary national reports or relevant information on the implementation of Agenda 21 at the national and regional levels, as appropriate, with the broad involvement of all sectors of society, and invites those Governments that have not yet done so to submit their national reports or relevant information;
Information provided by Member States in voluntary national reports will therefore make an essential contribution to the Forum's discussions in 2013 on forests and economic development and to its assessment and review in 2015, as well as to other relevant processes such as Rio+20 and post-2010 activities related to the Millennium Development Goals.
It has drawn upon the reports of the Secretary-General for past sessions;reports of the sessions themselves; voluntary national reports to the Forum; Collaborative Partnership on Forests Framework reports and reports of major groups to sessions of the Forum; findings of country-led initiatives in support of the Forum; information on forests contained in country reports to the Commission on Sustainable Development; and other sources of information.