Examples of using Environment information network in English and their translations into Russian
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Africa Environment Information Network phase II.
Triangular cooperation support to the implementation of the Africa Environment Information Network and Africa Environment Outlook process;
Emphasis is also being placed on the regular production of the Africa Environment Outlook report andthe establishment of the Africa Environment Information Network.
Providing support to the Rwanda Environment Information Network GRIDArendal.
The Africa Environment Information Network of UNEP, within the framework of the Africa Environment Outlook, aims to strengthen national capacities in information management in countries in the region.
The process incorporates the Africa Environment Information Network and early warning activities.
This South-South/North-South triangular cooperation was intended to strengthen institutional capacities for integrated environmental assessment andreporting within the framework of the Africa Environment Information Network.
The outlook process incorporates the Africa Environment Information Network and early warning activities.
The information obtained will be made accessible to a wide range of users by creating a web site and interlinking it with other web sites, including those of UNEP and the African Environment Information Network.
Keywords: network interaction,educational environment, information network technologies, network learning communities.
At the eleventh regular session, held in May 2006 in Brazzaville, AMCEN adopted decision 6, which endorses the extension of the Africa Environment Information Network from 12 to 38 countries in Africa.
The projecthis will be developed within the African Environment Information Network(AEIN) framework, and the Africa Environment Outlook(AEO) process.
In addition, two Indian Ocean small island developing States, Seychelles and Mauritius,will also produce national environment outlook reports in 2005, as part of their implementation of the Africa environment information network initiative.
Both the Africa Environment Outlook and the Africa environment information network are initiatives of the African Ministerial Conference on the Environment AMCEN.
Ii The National Environment Management Council of the United Republic of Tanzania, in cooperation with the Office to Combat Desertification and Drought,to develop a one-year preparatory assistance proposal funded by the Office to establish a national environment information network;
The development of the Africa Environment Information Network* expanded to include eight national and five subregional active networks and 100 institutions involved at the subnational level.
UNEP continues to provide technical advice to Uganda, the United Republic of Tanzania and Zambia,which are developing national environment information networks of key institutions active in managing environmental and natural resources.
In Africa, for example, the Africa Environment Information Network(AEIN) under the African Ministerial Conference on Environment(AMCEN) will be expanded to include all African countries.
Establishment, as appropriate,of thematic centres of excellence using the existing structure and framework of the African Environment Information Network, to support African countries in their environmental capacity capacity-building;
Iii A staff member from GRIDArendal travelled to the Southern Africa Research and Documentation Centre in a North-South arrangement to assist the development of capacity of the centre in vital graphics,web interface management and training of national institutions in the Africa Environment Information Network programme.
The UNEP Division of Early Warning and Assessment-Africa is coordinating the technical implementation of the Africa Environment Information Network(AEIN) in response to a request of the African Ministerial Conference on the Environment. .
The aim of the programme is to establish a regional environment information network; develop and distribute a regional resources database; conduct environmental information training programmes; build awareness of environment information systems among member States; and develop geographical information systems.
The triangular cooperation exchange programme- a joint initiative of the Division of Early Warning and Assessment and the Regional Office for Africa- is intended to strengthen institutional capacities forintegrated environmental assessment and reporting within the framework of phase II of the Africa Environment Information Network project.
The UNEP Division of Early Warning andAssessment is currently implementing the Africa Environment Information Network strategy and plan, which will incorporate South-South cooperation approaches as the primary framework for all the capacity-building activities of phase II of the network operations.
Taking note also of decisions of the African Ministerial Conference on the Environment taken at its ninth session, on the Framework for an Action Plan for the Environment Initiative of the New Partnership for Africa's Development and on the regular production of the Africa Environment Outlook report andthe launch of the Africa Environment Information Network.
Ministers at the session adopted a decision on the Africa Environment Outlook and the Africa Environment Information Network and a declaration which, among other things, gave the Africa Environment Outlook process a fresh mandate and requested the Executive Director of UNEP to support the preparation of the third report for launch in 2010.
In response to Governing Council decisions 22/1 IB and 22/9 of February 2003, which requested the UNEP Executive Director to continue supporting subglobal integrated environmental assessment processes, emphasis has been placed on the regular production of the Africa Environment Outlook(AEO) report andthe establishment of the Africa Environment Information Network AEIN.
At present, the African Programme of the UNEP Global Environmental Monitoring System andthe Global Resource Information Database is establishing a subregional environment information network for SADC member States for the long-term goals of supporting the SADC Coordination Unit on environmental matters, as well as the 10 member States of SADC.
The Africa Environment Information Network(AEIN) project provides a framework for strengthening data and/information management and sharing at the national level to support integrated environment assessment and reporting(SOER) and alsos well as providesing input into the regional reporting processes to produce the Africa Environment Outlook(AEO) report.
In the ensuing discussion, several representatives endorsed the need for further consultations in order to clarify how the Environment Watch system might meet the needs of Governments and relate to existing national, regional and global structures such as the European Environmental Information and Observation Network, the African Environment Information Network and the Global Earth Observation System of Systems.