Examples of using Appropriate mitigation in English and their translations into German
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Appropriate mitigation actions NAMAs.
Developing Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions NAMAs.
Versions prior to Jelly Bean are at higher risk, since they do not incorporate appropriate mitigations.
Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Action(NAMAs) and Measurement, Reporting and Verification MRV.
Noris network- Digitisation- new risks and appropriate mitigation.
Mitigate its greenhouse gas emissions(nationally appropriate mitigation actions- NAMAs) that meet intern ational standards for measurement, reporting and verification MRV.
The policy measureswill be developed under consideration of Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions NAMAs.
Components of the plan are to be formulated as Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions(NAMAs) to seek international support and recognition for Tunisia's mitigation actions.
Currently, the central mechanism for such programs in emerging anddeveloping countries are Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions NAMAs.
Acceptable levels of interference and appropriate mitigation strategies must be defined between users or set out in regulatory conditions for shared access to a band.
However, the Bali action plan addresses the need for developing countries to adopt nationally appropriate mitigation actions.
The conditions necessary for implementation and possible opportunities for"Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Action"(NAMAs) and concrete emission reduction targets were discussed, as well as the challenges of setting up emissions inventories.
The project helped governments in five developing countries tofurther develop their portfolio of proposals for nationally appropriate mitigation actions NAMAs.
It finances particularly ambitious nationally appropriate mitigation actions(NAMAs) around the world.
The German Federal Environment Ministry is therefore supporting Mexico with developing voluntary climate protection measures,or NAMAs Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions.
To this end, the project established and expanded institutional structuresand expertise, drafted nationally appropriate mitigation actions(NAMAs) and conducted pilot measures in selected action areas and sectors.
The TRANSfer project aimed at enabling decision-makers in developing countries to develop climate changemitigation measures in the transport sector as nationally appropriate mitigation actions NAMAs.
In the subsequent session on one of these instruments, Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions(NAMAs), it became clear that many countries are already in the process of developing and implementing NAMAs in the building sector.
The second part of the workshop focused on international cooperation mechanisms,particularly the CDM and the development of Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions NAMAs.
Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions(NAMAs) are voluntary measures by developing countries and emerging economies to reduce Greenhouse Gas(GHG) emissions in the form of projects, programmes, or policies, ideally aiming at transforming whole sectors.
Further topics include the new market mechanisms,(market-based elements of) nationally appropriate mitigation actions(NAMAs), and emission trading schemes worldwide.
In the project the Wuppertal Institute supported the TRANSfer project run by GIZ to develop the Sustainable Public Transport Programme(SPTP)in the Philippines as a Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Action NAMA.
With support from Germany,Indonesia has become the first country in the world to submit a Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Action(NAMA) for the transport sector to the United Nations.
In the project the Wuppertal Institute supports the TRANSfer project run by GIZ to develop a Sustainable Urban Transport(SUT)Programme in South Africa as a Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Action NAMA.
How much influence do existing or planned national policy instruments,such as Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions(NAMAs) or renewable energy promotion schemes,?
Additionally, the project will provide policy analysis on the status andprocess of development of"low carbon development strategies" and"nationally appropriate mitigation actions(NAMAs)" in the six countries.
Together with country and regional specific technology roadmaps these areexpected to form the basis for developing Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions(NAMAs) or similar bankable project proposals.