Examples of using Implementing the forest instrument in English and their translations into Arabic
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It is also noteworthy that a number of countries find nationalforest programmes to be the main vehicle of implementing the forest instrument.
Among the lessons learned in implementing the forest instrument, the following were highlighted.
Nevertheless, the reports received provided valuable insights into action taken andprogress made by countries in implementing the forest instrument.
(a) Note the magnitude of problems that some countries orgroup of countries face in implementing the forest instrument and underline the need to specifically address those problems;
Responses revealed that the entities were committed to promoting sustainable forest management andwere aware of the importance of strong political commitment in implementing the forest instrument.
Developing countries generally face a range of obstacles in implementing the forest instrument and achieving its purpose.
(b) Invite all relevant stakeholders, including donors and the Collaborative Partnership on Forests member organizations to support developing countries in implementing the forest instrument;
A number of countriesreferred to their national forest programme as a framework for implementing the forest instrument, in particular in protecting and expanding forests. .
(b) Encourage the secretariats of the Forum andUNCCD to explore possible areas of closer collaboration in implementing the forest instrument and the 10-year strategic plan and framework to enhance the implementation of the Convention to Combat Desertification(2008-2018);
On the second theme of the Rio+20 Conference, the institutional framework for sustainable development, a number of countries mentioned that Rio+20 should take stock of the progress on forests since 1992,as well as the efforts of countries in implementing the forest instrument and its four global objectives on forests. .
In resolution 7/1, the Forum decided that countries should, on a voluntary basis,submit national reports on progress made in implementing the forest instrument and on progress towards the global objectives, according to a timetable established by the Forum. However, no timetable was established prior to the eighth session of the Forum.
In the annex to resolution 7/1, on the Forum ' s multi-year work programme for the period 2007-2015, relevant regional and subregional forest-related entities are invited to address issues and agenda items planned for each Forum session,including progress made in implementing the forest instrument and the four global objectives on forests. .
Similar to the challenges described in the context of Ghana ' s pilot project,obstacles and impediments in implementing the forest instrument, especially financial constraints and greater impacts arising from the unpredictable global economic situation, were identified by developing countries Finland, for example, identified the current global economic situation and structural changes in its forestry industry as key challenges.
In the absence of defined reporting requirements, the secretariat developed a suggested format and invited countries to use the preparation of the Secretary-General ' s report on progress as an opportunity tovoluntarily share the most recent national information on implementing the forest instrument and on the progress being made towards the achievement of the four global objectives on forests.
Countries stand to learna great deal through such an in-depth and comprehensive systematic method of implementing the forest instrument and the four global objectives.
Greater support from the Partnership on utilizing national forest programmes andother strategies for sustainable forest management to further implement the forest instrument in the current and future country pilot projects will be given significant attention over the next biennium.
Thus, there was very limited timeavailable for countries to take specific actions to implement the forest instrument and to monitor progress.
Accordingly, countries have undertaken actions andhave expressed increased interest in external cooperation to support their efforts to implement the forest instrument.
Such a decision by the Forum woulddemonstrate the strong desire of the international community to implement the forest instrument agreed to by all 192 countries of the United Nations.
(a) Call for strengthening cooperation and cross-sectoral policy andprogramme coordination to effectively implement the forest instrument, and in the areas of the multi-year programme of work of the Forum on Forests; .
Regional and subregional efforts to implement the forest instrument and the impact of the instrument on enhancing forest-based economic development.
Countries are in need of different types of means of implementationto achieve sustainable forest management and to effectively implement the forest instrument.
In 2008, Ghana became the first country to systematically implement the forest instrument, with technical support provided by FAO and the German Agency for Technical Cooperation, and funding from Germany ' s Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development.
It was noted that a global forest fund could be a key instrument, which was currently missing, to implement the forest instrument.
Financial resources and transfer of environmentally sound technologies for sustainable forest management areseriously inadequate for developing countries to successfully implement the forest instrument and effectively reverse the loss of forest cover, prevent forest degradation and combat desertification.