Examples of using Endogenous technologies in English and their translations into Russian
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Endogenous technologies for adaptation to climate change.
Stimulate capacity-building, in particular for endogenous technologies;
Promoting deployment and diffusion of endogenous technologies that are already available in many developing countries.
Stimulate capacity-building[, in particular for endogenous technologies];
Support the development and enhancement of endogenous technologies and capacities across the technology life cycle in developing countries;
Small size andother circumstances in these countries restrict their ability to develop endogenous technologies.
Exchange of experiences with endogenous technologies(AOSIS, MISC.5/Add.2);
Endogenous technologies for adaptation: it was noted that many local technologies for adaptation to climate change are available in developing countries.
Mr. Mozaharul Alam, Bangladesh Centre for Advanced Studies, presented an overview of Endogenous technologies for adaptation to climate change in Bangladesh.
Iii Promote research anddevelopment in areas where endogenous technologies and traditional practices have great relevance, including agriculture, agricultural processing, waste-recycling, ethnobiology and biotechnology, construction and renewable energy, ensuring that mechanisms are in place for the appropriate protection of intellectual property rights in accordance with relevant international conventions.
Regional cooperation and transfer of technologies for adaptation to climate change is, at the moment, limited as endogenous technologies are context-specific.
Technology transfer, technology integration and the development and promotion of endogenous technologies are important for developing countries to engender economic growth in an environmentally sustainable manner.
Participants from many LDCs expressed the view that more efforts are needed to fulfil their technological needs,including widespread use of available endogenous technologies that could be used immediately.
This should cover related trade issues,technology development(including endogenous technologies), and technology push and market pull factors for consideration by the SBSTA;
Information dissemination should target particularly farmers and local communities(e.g.,information on identification and assessment of appropriate technology to enhance their capacity to capture and use endogenous technologies), the media and politicians.
The EGTT could also address, in its future programme of work,issues related to endogenous technologies and the promotion of joint R&D for technologies for adaptation.
Stimulate capacity-building, in particular for endogenous technologies, including by providing cooperative training and development facilities and training opportunities, supported by public-private partnerships, to identify and facilitate the development and transfer of low greenhouse gas emitting technologies, particularly renewable energy and energy efficiency technologies and environmentally sound adaptation technologies. .
This should cover related trade issues,technology development(including endogenous technologies), and technology push and market pull factors;
Measures that may contribute to information dissemination include: sharing information on countries' experiences about success stories and maladaptation; post-evaluation on the effectiveness of technologies for adaptation and how they improved resilience to climate change; and development of a common template to facilitate gathering of standardized information on varioustechnologies for adaptation and enhance south- south information sharing on endogenous technologies.
In the following discussions,participants highlighted the complexity of managing an integrated assessment that combines numerous elements and that endogenous technologies are context-specific and difficult to introduce successfully in other countries.
Reinforcing Enhancing North- South, South- South[and triangular] cooperation, including city to city twinning arrangements,with the aim of promoting technology development taking into account endogenous technologies[of developing[countries][country Parties]] and prioritizing technologies for mitigation and adaptation[towards a goal of bringing down costs and increasing the] that[might] have not only[high costs but also high] potential for GHG mitigation and/or increas[e]ing resilience to the[negative] adverse impacts of climate change;
A successful transfer of technologies for adaptation depends on: access to reliable, up-to-date anduseful information on technologies available in Annex I countries as well as endogenous technologies; efficient information sharing between all stakeholders; and the capacity of developing countries to use this information.
Promote the research, development, transfer and use of improved energy-efficient technologies andpractices, including endogenous technologies in all relevant sectors, giving special attention to the rehabilitation and modernization of power systems, with particular attention to developing countries;
Lack of information and awareness: in this category, the barriers identified were lack of data needed to develop and deploy adequate technologies(e.g. land cover and land-cover change data);lack of information on endogenous technologies; limited information sharing and limited availability of long time series of relevant variables; poor data collection and quality control; and systems integration.
Support, including financial and intellectual support, to accelerate the research, development anddemonstration of technologies, including endogenous technologies, to be provided by[developed country Parties][Parties included in annex Y][all countries in a position to do so] to[developing country Parties][Parties not included in annex X];
Parties are invited to share lessons learned in endogenous technology development through TT: CLEAR;
To share lessons learned in endogenous technology development through TT: CLEAR;
They are also constrained in their capacity for endogenous technology creation.
It is thought that there would be substantial value in using endogenous technology to drive small-scale mitigation projects that could be accepted under the clean development mechanism CDM.
To report regularly to the SBSTA on endogenous technology development and seek further guidance from the SBSTA and the COP.