Examples of using WGWAP process in English and their translations into Russian
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IUCN has authority to speak about the WGWAP process.
This gives reason to hope that the WGWAP process will prove resilient in the face of future challenges.
This does not diminish the strategic relevance of the WGWAP process for the sector.
The WGWAP process is relevant to the conservation and recovery of the western grey whale population.
This engagement with various stakeholders is a vital part of the WGWAP process.
The second formal, independent, external evaluation of the WGWAP process, as mandated in the Terms of Reference, has begun.
IUCN provides generally strong and efficient administrative andlogistical support to the WGWAP process.
It should be explicitly agreed that the WGWAP process focuses on objective(c) of the 2012 TOR.
UCN recommends maintaining the current panel Chair to guarantee continuity in the WGWAP process.
There are two ways in which the WGWAP process can affect the marine conservation practices of the oil industry in general.
The Panel believes that the present mode of operation needs to change if the WGWAP process is to fulfil its stated role adequately.
IUCN, its GMPP and the WGWAP should strengthen their engagement with the Russian authorities andthe Interdepartmental Working Group with regard to the WGWAP process.
This is an essential component of the stated aim of the WGWAP process to enable proactive as well as reactive advice to be given.
Further, efforts should be undertaken to bring other operators(e.g., Exxon, Rosneft, Gazprom, etc.)as well as Russian environmental authorities into the WGWAP process.
Tracking the status of recommendations is one of the most important parts of the WGWAP process and it is a joint responsibility of IUCN, the Panel and the Company.
The WGWAP process is also strategically relevant to the industry as it considers how to interact with environmental and conservation interests.
This situation has become worsein recent years and it must be addressed for future meetings if the WGWAP process is to function optimally see agenda Item 11.
The WGWAP process has had a substantial and positive influence on IUCN's approach to building partnerships with the private sector, which in turn has some significance for the overall IUCN Programme.
Besides expressing appreciation to the individual co-sponsors, he stressed the value of partnerships andparticularly commended Sakhalin Energy for its commitment to the overall WGWAP process.
The slow but steady increase(so far) in Sakhalin gray whales is something for all of those involved in the WGWAP process to celebrate; we need to do everything we can to make sure it continues.
Scientists and other experts involved in the WGWAP process have been provided with access to the map and the regularly updated sheets of detailed information on each of the projects mentioned above as well as others in various stages of development.
The Panel further acknowledged Saksina's effective efforts in trying to stimulate interest andfacilitate participation in the WGWAP process by Russian officials and other oil companies.
IUCN should maintain the current WGWAP process in the short term, while launching a process of substantial change, within which elements of the current WGWAP would be maintained.
Another approach may be to have Task Forces that have more of an educational approach,to walk the companies through the WGWAP process and generate confidence in the results coming from the Panel.
In order to support the WGWAP process, Berzina, in collaboration with the web development team from Unitgraphics, has been developing an interactive map of oil and gas development and other activities around the Sakhalin and Kamchatka feeding areas.
Elliott spoke on behalf of the NGO observers,thanking Larsen for his efforts at keeping the WGWAP process on track and at the same time widening the scope of IUCN's western gray whale conservation effort.
To enhance the relevance of the WGWAP process, IUCN, in consultation with the IWC and NGOs, must intensify efforts to secure funding for the rangewide initiative for the western grey whale- which will remain important despite emerging evidence of trans-Pacific migration by the animals.
The Panel recommends that IUCN, in close coordination and with the help of Panel members, Sakhalin Energy andother stakeholders in the WGWAP process(Lenders, NGOs) as well as relevant Russian government agencies, begin to develop such a comprehensive database and report back on progress at WGWAP-12.
At the end of this workshop, IUCN stated its intention to take the lead in developing the roadmap and the stock-taking document after considering views expressed at the workshop and in follow-up consultations with Panel members, Sakhalin Energy andstakeholder groups that have been involved in the WGWAP process.
Thematically, the issues with which the panel and Sakhalin Energy are grappling in the WGWAP process are highly relevant to the other companies working on the Sakhalin Shelf and to the oil and gas industry more broadly.
