Examples of using Process to enable in English and their translations into Arabic
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II. A process to enable least developed country Parties to formulate and implement national adaptation plans.
Background: COP 16, by decision 1/CP.16, established a process to enable LDC Parties to formulate and implement NAPs.
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Elements and deliverables of the process to enable least developed countries to formulate and implement national adaptation plans.
Two of the presentations from Parties focused on elements and deliverables of the process to enable LDCs to formulate and implement NAPs.
(c) Agenda item 9(a)," Process to enable least developed country Parties to formulate and implement national adaptation plans, building upon their experience in preparing and implementing national adaptation programmes of action";
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The process to enable LDC Parties to formulate and implement national adaptation plans will build on NAPAs, for identifying medium- and long-term adaptation needs and for developing and implementing related strategies and programmes.
In its decision SC-5/8,the Conference of the Parties requested the Secretariat to develop a process to enable the Conference of the Parties to undertake the respective evaluations mentioned in paragraphs 3 and 4 above.
The SBI noted that the process to enable LDC Parties to formulate and implement national adaptation plans should benefit from engagement with the LEG, including through consideration of the output of its work on medium- and long-term adaptation in LDC Parties.
Regarding the evaluation of progress towards implementing the Stockholm Convention for brominated diphenyl ethers and PFOS, its salts and PFOSF, she recalled that the Conference of theParties had requested the secretariat to develop a process to enable the Conference of the Parties to undertake an evaluation of those substances.
At its sixteenth session,the COP established the Cancun Adaptation Framework, and under it, a process to enable LDCs to formulate and implement NAPs, building upon the experience gained by LDCs in preparing and implementing national adaptation programmes of action(NAPAs).
The Special Rapporteur calls for improved measures from countries of asylum, especially countries of first asylum, to offer shelter to these groups in adequate welfare centres, to shun detention in principle and in practice,to abide by the principle of non-refoulement and to expedite the process to enable them to resettle in the country of final destination.
At its sixteenth session,the COP established the Cancun Adaptation Framework, and, under it, a process to enable LDCs to formulate and implement NAPs, building upon their experience gained in preparing and implementing national adaptation programmes of action(NAPAs).
Adopts the process to enable the Conference of the Parties to evaluate the progress that parties have made towards achieving their ultimate objective of elimination of brominated diphenyl ethers listed in Annex A to the Convention and to review the continued need for the specific exemption for those chemicals in accordance with paragraph 2 of parts IV and V of that Annex, as set out in annex I to the present decision;
In paragraph 3(a) of its decision SC-5/8, on exemptions, the Conference of the Parties requested the Secretariat, taking into account decisions SC-4/19 and SC-5/5, and with advice from relevant experts,to develop a process to enable the Conference of the Parties to undertake the evaluation and review of brominated diphenyl ethers described in paragraph 1 above.
Requests the secretariat to establish a process to enable expert review teams to gain experience with the methods for adjustments during the inventory review process in the period 2003- 2005 using real inventory data of Parties, subject to the consent of the Party concerned.
Recalling its decision 1/CP.1 entitled“The Berlin Mandate: Review of the adequacy of Article 4, paragraph 2(a) and(b), of the Convention, including proposals related to a protocol and decisions on follow-up”,by which it agreed to begin a process to enable it to take appropriate action for the period beyond 2000 through the adoption of a protocol or another legal instrument at its third session.
In parallel, by decision SC-6/4, the Conference of the Parties adopted a process to enable it to undertake the evaluation of PFOS, its salts and PFOSF in accordance with paragraphs 5 and 6 of part III of Annex B to the Convention, at its seventh meeting and every four years thereafter.
It invited Parties and relevant organizations to submit to the secretariat, by 15 August 2011 and as input to the possible expert meeting mentioned in paragraph 64 above,their views on the process to enable LDC Parties to formulate and implement national adaptation plans, as well as the modalities and guidelines for LDC Parties and other developing country Parties to employ the modalities formulated to support national adaptation plans.
The SBSTA requested the secretariat to establish a process to enable expert review teams to gain experience with the methods for adjustments of estimates of greenhouse gas(GHG) emissions by sources and removals by sinks resulting from activities under Article 3, paragraphs 3 and 4, of the Kyoto Protocol during the inventory review process in the period 2007- 2008 using real inventory data voluntarily submitted by Parties following the reporting provisions of decision 15/CP.10, subject to the consent of the Party concerned.
The submission is in response to the SBI noting that the process to enable LDC Parties to formulate and implement NAPs should benefit from engagement with the LEG, including through consideration of the output of its work on medium- and long-term adaptation in LDC Parties.
As part of the Cancun Adaptation Framework,the COP decided to establish a process to enable LDC Parties to formulate and implement national adaptation plans, building upon the experience gained in preparing and implementing their NAPAs, as a means of identifying medium- and long-term adaptation needs and developing and implementing strategies and programmes to address those needs.
Guidance in respect of national adaptation planswas provided by the Conference of the Parties through agreement on a process to enable least developed countries to formulate and implement such plans, an invitation to developing countries that are not least developed countries to employ the modalities for them, and agreement on reporting, monitoring and evaluation with regard to the national adaptation plan process. .
In paragraph 3(a) of decision SC-5/8,the Conference of the Parties requested the Secretariat to develop a process to enable the Conference of the Parties to evaluate parties ' progress in achieving the ultimate objective of eliminating hexabromodiphenyl ether, heptabromodiphenyl ether, tetrabromodiphenyl ether and pentabromodiphenyl ether and to review the continued need for the specific exemption for those chemicals in accordance with paragraph 2 of parts IV and V of Annex A to the Convention.
The Austrian and Mexican papers focus more on processes to enable progress.
Modalities and processes to enable effective stakeholder engagement in the activities of the work programme spanning the four functions of the Platform.
Methods and processes to enable compliance with those measures are being provided in a set of lower-level implementation standards.
Methods and processes to enable compliance with these requirements will be provided in a series of lower level implementation standards.