Examples of using Resource users in English and their translations into Arabic
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The relationship between local resource users and large industries is characterized by major imbalances of power.
In Kenya, the Tana catchment area developed a management strategy that isbeing implemented at the local level by water resource users associations.
The figures showed the dominant part of the resource users are adults, they love to watch online content on the weekend.
Combating desertification and land degradation depends, in the end,on how farmers, herders and other natural resource users manage their land.
To the extent feasible,the cooperative programme should rely on local resource users themselves to enforce agreements on animal numbers and rangeland use.
The measures taken also give ample coverage to socioeconomic aspectsin an effort to involve local populations and natural resource users as closely as possible.
On the most famous and most visited resource users will be able to remove and add a different position in the list of working cranes. Advantages of the rotator.
The workshop is expected to focus mainly on community level resource users in Eastern and Southern Africa.
The lessons from the SPA and indeed IFAD ' s Regular Programme strongly suggest that drought anddesertification must be addressed through land management by resource users.
In that context, attention was drawnto the need to identify stakeholders, which were often resource users, in order to foster coordination and cooperation among them.
It was therefore vital to involve resource users in decision-making in order to address more effectively the needs of low-income countries, which generally had fragile ecosystems.
A complete management plan and zoning system referred to as the Soufriere MarineManagement Area has been undertaken with all resource users and management authorities.
With the support of UNEP and its partners, the Ekalakala and Mathauta water resource users associations developed their subcatchment management plans using an ecosystem approach.
(b) Encourage countries to proceed carefully in the development of markets, especially in non-local benefits,in order to avoid conflicts with local resource users and customary/traditional rights.
Cooperative management is based on the premise that resource users(e.g., herders) and resource managers can find a common solution which produces gains for both of them in the long term.
Private management has strong incentives to achieve tangibleconservation goals on the ground, co-operate with local resource users, generate income, be cost-effective, and keep overhead costs down.
The strategy will benefit individuals(e.g. resource users, owners, consumers, community and political leaders, private and public-sector managers and experts), institutions, and national organizations.
In this regard, two workshops are planned to be organised in LAC region by the end of 2003,with the active participation of resource users and other stakeholders at the community level.
(vii) Resource users, especially the local people, do not have access to affordable credit facilities to acquire funding, which they could profitably invest in both tackling land degradation and sustaining their livelihoods;
The lessons from the SPA and indeed IFAD ' s Regular Programme strongly suggest that drought anddesertification must be addressed through land management by resource users.
Generally, these cases,in which ownership or sufficient authority is given directly to resource users, tend to be more rewarding and responsive to local needs than allocating control to local government or district structures.
An enabling environment that allows effective stakeholder participation in land-use planning and management plays a key role in promoting productive andsustainable land use by all resource users.
These projects empower community members, stakeholders, and resource users to take a more active role in sustaining coral reefs and the services they provide and encourage groups to participate in projects that improve reef resilience.
Protected forest areas, which were previously managed by government forest departments, usually to the exclusion of surrounding communities,are increasingly being managed jointly with local resource users.
By adopting multiple-use strategies, many local and indigenous resource users and farmers manage, in situ, a continuum of agricultural and natural systems, obtaining a variety of products as well as ecological benefits.
However, the effects of climate change are already occurring and will intensify in the future, including significant alteration of coastal ecosystems, coastal hazardsand lifestyle changes for fishers, coastal resource users and coastal communities.
The policy also requiresgeneral security awareness training for all ICT resource users, specific security awareness training for specific user groups and the issuance of security reminders, bulletins and e-mails to raise awareness.
The challenge to policy makers and those responsible for implementing policy is to develop institutional capacity for EIAs as well as to develop,adopt and apply methodologies that will confront resource users with the full social costs of their current or intended activities.
The purpose of this activity is to encourage the establishment of systematic dialogue andexchange of experiences between“natural resource users” on issues of common interest, as a basis for building a partnership between local communities, the(central or local) government and other partners including donors and NGOs.
Although considerable emphasis has been given to some of these issues, much more attention is needed for the socialand economic aspects of desertification, including resource users ' rights, their fair participation in economic development, alternative economic opportunities, access to applicable technologies and credit and sustainable resource use.