Examples of using Feasibility study on developing a system in English and their translations into Arabic
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Feasibility study on developing a system for monitoring transboundary movement of ozone depleting substances.
Annex II- Draft tTerms of rReference by the Secretariat for a feasibility study on developing a system for tracking ODS.
Feasibility study on developing a system for monitoring the transboundary movement of ozone-depleting substances between Parties.
Comments of experts from parties on the draft terms of reference for a feasibility study on developing a system for tracking the movement of ozone-depleting substances.
Feasibility study on developing a system for monitoring the transboundary movement of ozonedepleting substances between the Parties.
In accordance with decision XVII/16,the Secretariat hired a consultant to prepare a feasibility study on developing a system for monitoring transboundary movement of ozonedepleting substances.
Feasibility study on developing a system for monitoring the transboundary movement of controlled ozone-depleting substances between the Parties.
In accordance with decision XVII/16, at their eighteenth meeting the Parties heard a presentation by a consultant engaged by the Secretariat to prepare a feasibility study on developing a system for monitoring the transboundary movement of ozonedepleting substances.
Draft terms of reference for a feasibility study on developing a system for tracking the movement of ozone-depleting substances.
The feasibility study on developing a system for monitoring transboundary movement of ozone-depleting substances called for in decision XVII/16 was completed in late September.
At the Eighteenth Meeting of the Parties, in 2006, the Parties considered a reportprepared by the Secretariat in accordance with decision XVII/16 on a feasibility study on developing a system for monitoring the transboundary movement of controlled ozone-depleting substances between Parties.
Executive summary of the feasibility study on developing a system for monitoring the transboundary movement of controlled ozonedepleting substances between the Parties.
To approve a maximum amount of $200,000 from the Trust Fund of theVienna Convention as a one-time measure to facilitate the feasibility study on developing a system for monitoring the transboundary movement of controlled ozone-depleting substances between the Parties;
Appendix Draft terms of reference for a feasibility study on developing a system for monitoring the transboundary movement of controlled ozone-depleting substances between the Parties.
The report contains a summary of the workshop proceedings;, components of a conceptual framework of cooperation in combating illegal trade in ozone-depleting substances;draft terms of reference prepared by the Secretariat for a feasibility study on developing a system for tracking ODSozone-depleting substances; and comments from workshop participants on the draft terms of reference for a feasibility study on developing a system for tracking ODSozone-depleting substances.
The draft terms of reference for a feasibility study on developing a system for tracking the movement of ozone depleting substances are contained in Annex IIthe annex to II to the report.
Mindful of decision XVII/16,in which the Parties requested the Ozone Secretariat to undertake a feasibility study on developing a system for monitoring the transboundary movement of controlled ozone-depleting substances between the Parties and to present the results of that study to the Eighteenth Meeting of the Parties in 2006.
Item 11 of the provisional agenda: Feasibility study on developing a system for monitoring the transboundary movement of ozone-depleting substances between Parties(decision XVII/16).
Mindful of decision XVIII/18, which requested the Parties to provide writtencomments on the report entitled" ODS Tracking Feasibility Study on developing a system for monitoring the transboundary movement of controlled ozone-depleting substances between Parties" and requested the Ozone Secretariat to provide a compilation of such comments to the Nineteenth Meeting of the Parties in 2007.
Item 11 of the provisional agenda: Feasibility study on developing a system for monitoring the transboundary movement of ozone-depleting substances between Parties(decision XVII/16).
Mindful of decision XVIII/18, which requested the Parties to provide writtencomments on the report, entitled" ODS Tracking Feasibility Study", on developing a system for monitoring the transboundary movement of controlled ozone-depleting substances between Parties and requested the Ozone Secretariat to provide a compilation of such comments to the Nineteenth Meeting of the Parties in 2007.
The annex to the present note contains the Executive Summary of the feasibility study on developing a system for monitoring the transboundary movement of controlled ozonedepleting substances between the Parties, which was presented to the Eighteenth Meeting of the Parties to the Montreal Protocol in document UNEP/OzL. Pro.18/6.
Further to request the OzoneSecretariat to produce draft terms of reference for a study on the feasibility of developing a system of tracking trade in ozone-depleting substances and the cost implications of carrying out such a study, taking into account the proposal presented by Sri Lanka;
The Co-Chair recalled that by its decisionXVII/16 the Meeting of the Parties had requested that a study be carried out on the feasibility of developing a system for monitoring the transboundary movement of ozone-depleting substances.
In March 2005, the Secretariat posted on its website, and dispatched to all Parties,draft terms of reference for a study on the feasibility of developing a system to track the trade in ozone-depleting substances.
Further to request the OzoneSecretariat to produce draft terms of reference for a study on the feasibility of developing a system of tracking trade in ozone-depleting substances and the cost implications of carrying out such a study, taking into account the proposal presented by Sri Lanka;
As a consequence, the Parties to the Protocol took decision XVI/33, which, among other things,directed the Secretariat" to produce draft terms of reference for a study on the feasibility of developing a system of tracking trade in ODS and the cost implications of carrying out such a study, taking into account the proposal presented by Sri Lanka.".
By its decision XVII/16, the Meeting of the Parties to theMontreal Protocol approved the terms of reference for a study on the feasibility of developing a system for monitoring the transboundary movement of controlled ozone-depleting substances between Parties and requested the Secretariat to commission such a study and present the results to the Eighteenth Meeting of the Parties.