Примеры использования Vulnerabilities of small island на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Special vulnerabilities of small island.
Introduction to the social,economic and environmental vulnerabilities of small island developing States.
Special vulnerabilities of small island developing States.
The international community has long recognized the unique and particular vulnerabilities of small island developing States SIDs.
Environmental vulnerabilities of small island developing States.
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Resilient social systems andinstitutions are important to address the vulnerabilities of small island developing States.
Special vulnerabilities of small island developing States to shocks.
First, the international community has consistently and formally recognized the special circumstances and vulnerabilities of small island developing States.
Structural handicaps and vulnerabilities of small island developing States;
The vulnerabilities of small island developing States to the vagaries of climate change and other external events were well known.
Concrete actions would be needed to address the vulnerabilities of small island developing States and the least developed countries.
Efforts to further the implementation of the Mauritius Strategy must take account of the characteristics and vulnerabilities of small island developing States.
Meeting on Addressing the Vulnerabilities of Small Island Developing States(SIDS) More Effectively.
Good governance is a key componentof coping capacities and thus central to reducing the vulnerabilities of small island developing States.
Today I want to focus on the special needs and vulnerabilities of small island developing States and the implementation of the Mauritius Strategy.
Dominica, a small island developing State,welcomes the particular attention given in the outcome document to the special needs and vulnerabilities of small island developing States.
Review of the progress made in addressing the vulnerabilities of small island developing States through the implementation of the Mauritius Strategy for Implementation.
Hence, we welcome the early implementation of the Mauritius Strategy, which recognizes andaddresses the special needs and vulnerabilities of small island developing States such as ours.
These facts call for formal recognition of the vulnerabilities of small island developing States and the need for adequate support systems in order to build resilience.
Mr. Kent(Canada)(spoke in French): Canada welcomes this important opportunity to focus on the progress made andthe challenges remaining in addressing the vulnerabilities of small island developing States.
Reaffirming the special case andthe unique and particular vulnerabilities of small island developing States with a focus on the Pacific.
The special needs and vulnerabilities of small island developing States similarly required urgent attention, and to that end meaningful implementation of the Mauritius Strategy was vital.
UNCTAD XIII pre-Conference event: Expert Group Meeting on Addressing the Vulnerabilities of Small Island Developing States(SIDS) more Effectively.
Ongoing exogenous shocks further exacerbate the vulnerabilities of small island developing States and negatively impact their ability to mobilize national resources for sustainable development.
The Commission adopted resolution 68/1 on reaffirming the special case andthe unique and particular vulnerabilities of small island developing States with a focus on the Pacific.
Decides to review progress made in addressing the vulnerabilities of small island developing States through the implementation of the Mauritius Strategy for Implementation at the sixty-fifth session of the General Assembly in 2010;
They welcomed the five-year high-level review of the Mauritius Strategy, held on 24 and 25 September 2010,to assess progress made in addressing the vulnerabilities of small island developing States.
While this body andothers have brought attention to the unique and particular vulnerabilities of small island developing States, they have not always succeeded in delivering concrete benefits.
As indicated in paragraph 66 of the 2005 World Summit Outcome,the international community should give special attention to the special needs and vulnerabilities of small island developing States.
Trends in sustainable development: small island developing States" for 2014 highlights the vulnerabilities of small island developing States and recent trends and progress made in their sustainable development.