Examples of using Mitigation practices in English and their translations into Arabic
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Degree to which GHG mitigation practices/technologies are adopted and used by communities and government.
In particular, efforts within the groupare focused on achieving agreement on recommended mitigation practices based on sound technical analysis of the debris problem.
The dissemination of these mitigation practices and the wide public understanding of their value are necessary to fully benefit from early warning.
This is a key step in managing the future evolution of the orbital environment in a fair and equitable manner,as there is a cost associated with many mitigation practices.
In particular, efforts within the groupare focused on achieving agreement on recommended mitigation practices based on sound technical analysis of the debris problem.
To be effective, mitigation practices will need to become an intrinsic and consistent element of in-orbit operations rather than a piecemeal, ad hoc practice.
The Subcommittee noted that United Statesdomestic agencies were using debris mitigation practices consistent with the IADC space debris mitigation guidelines.
In addition, request that Member States and international organizations also continue,on a voluntary basis, to report to the Subcommittee on their space debris mitigation practices.
In the view of that delegation, common understanding on debris mitigation practices would be an appropriate next step to further the technical foundation on the issue.
The Committee noted that the United States had endorsed the IADC space debrismitigation guidelines and that its domestic agencies were implementing debris mitigation practices consistent with them.
Unless sustained actions are taken to reduce vulnerability andto increase mitigation practices, losses will continue to rise at an accelerating rate, as has become evident during the past 30 years.
In addition to being capable of modelling the present debris environment, it can be used toinvestigate future evolutionary characteristics under various mitigation practices using Monte Carlo techniques.
To be effective, mitigation practices will need to become an intrinsic and consistent element of in-orbit operations rather than a piecemeal, ad hoc practice.
Recognizing the challenges posed by IPSAS,delegations encouraged establishing audit and risk mitigation practices in the strategic plan, thus anchoring it in accountability.
The view was expressed that the Subcommittee should consult IADC periodically to stay abreast of future revisions to the IADC Guidelines and evolving technologies anddebris mitigation practices.
In their nationalregulatory regimes for space activities, States should include space debris mitigation practices and procedures and consider the Space Debris Mitigation Guidelines in their regulation of space activities.
The Subcommittee noted that the United States had endorsed the IADC space debris mitigation guidelines andthat its domestic agencies were implementing debris mitigation practices consistent with the IADC guidelines.
The view was expressed that space debris mitigation practices were not limited by the licensing of a space system but continued with the treaty-derived need for supervision and control, which was necessary throughout the operational and disposal phases of a space system.
Some delegations were of the view that the Subcommittee should consult IADC periodically to keep abreast of future revisions of the IADC Guidelines in thelight of evolving technologies and debris mitigation practices.
The view was expressed that space debris mitigation practices were not limited by the licensing of a space system but continued with the treaty-derived need for supervision and control, which was necessary throughout the operational and disposal phases of a space system.
Unless national and local capabilities for basic early warning functions are improved within individual countries,external enhancements in hazard forecasting and telecommunications will not necessarily lead to successful mitigation practices.
The Subcommittee noted that it could consult IADC periodically regarding future revisions of the IADC Guidelines due to evolving technologies anddebris mitigation practices and that the draft space debris mitigation guidelines of the Subcommittee could be amended in accordance with such revisions.
The Subcommittee welcomed the information provided by the Chairman of IADC on re-entry prediction campaigns and requested IADC to inform the Subcommittee of any revisions made to the IADC Space Debris Mitigation Guidelines in the light of evolving technologies anddebris mitigation practices.
The Subcommittee noted that it should periodically be informed by the Inter-Agency Space Debris Coordination Committee(IADC) of any revisions of the IADC Space Debris Mitigation Guidelines in the light of evolving technologies anddebris mitigation practices and noted that the Space Debris Mitigation Guidelines of the Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space might be amended in accordance with such revisions.
Some delegations were of the view that IADC should continue to work separately on the development of technical measures on space debris mitigation and should continue to keep the Subcommittee informed of future revisions of the IADC guidelines,as well as evolving technologies and debris mitigation practices.
The Outer Space Act is the basis for licensing the activities of United Kingdom nationals in space, and technical assessments have recently beenadapted to include consideration of space debris mitigation practices when deciding whether to issue a licence to an applicant.
The Subcommittee welcomed the presentation made by the representative of India, in his capacity as Chair of IADC, pursuant to the agreement of the Committee contained in paragraph 116 of its report on its fifty-second session, in 2009. The Subcommittee requested IADC to inform it of any revisions made to the IADC Space Debris Mitigation Guidelines in the light of evolving technologies anddebris mitigation practices.
Some delegations expressed the view that, in order for States to continue having unrestricted access to outer space, all space-faring countries should take thelead and implement space debris mitigation practices in their national activities as expeditiously as possible.
The United Kingdom ' s Outer Space Act is the basis for licensing the activities of United Kingdom nationals in space, and technical assessments have recently beenadapted to include consideration of space debris mitigation practices when deciding whether to issue a licence to an applicant.
The view was expressed that legally binding space debris mitigation measures were not necessary and that States should seek an acknowledgement, by the broadest possible community of nations, that space debris could be controlled andthat national implementation of space debris mitigation practices was consistent with mission objectives and principles of cost-effectiveness.