Examples of using Environment monitoring system in English and their translations into Russian
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Global Environment Monitoring Systems.
Coordination will also be sought with the Water Programme of the Global Environment Monitoring System(GEMS) of UNEP.
GEMS Global Environment Monitoring System.
Information concerning water quality is being obtained from UNEP and WHO through the Global Environment Monitoring System(GEMS) water programme.
GEMS Global Environment Monitoring System.
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Pursue interaction with otherinternational waters monitoring programmes, such as the United Nations Global Environment Monitoring System Water Programme.
GEMS Global Environment Monitoring System.
B Assessment Paragraph 10 of decision 23/2 requested the Executive Director of UNEP"to facilitate the further development of the United Nations Environment Programme Global Environment Monitoring System on Water" GEMS/Water.
Global Environment Monitoring System Water Programme.
Recalling its decision 26/14 of 24 February 2011, on revitalizing the Global Environment Monitoring System/Water Programme GEMS/Water.
Global Environment Monitoring System(GEMS) Water.
Data center management: KVM,data center infrastructure management, power environment monitoring system, RFID asset management system, 3D visualization;
Global Environment Monitoring System-- Freshwater Quality Programme.
To develop partnership between fire services at Euroregion Bug andlocal authorities by building the environment monitoring system and organizing cross-border volunteer movement; 4.
Global Environment Monitoring System/Water Programme GEMS/Water.
Invites Governments and others in a position to do so, including the private sector,to provide financial and inkind support for Global Environment Monitoring System/Water Programme capacity-building and transfer of technology efforts in developing countries;
Global Environment Monitoring System/Water Programme GEMS/Water.
Further, the global and regional monitoring efforts of the United Nations Environment Programme Global Environment Monitoring System(GEMS)/Water Programme provide water-quality data and information for both assessment and management purposes.
The UNEP Global Environment Monitoring System/Water Programme is an international water quality monitoring programme aimed at understanding inland water quality issues around the world, where countries voluntarily provide data from their national monitoring programmes that are used in many United Nations publications.
Implementation of decision 26/14 on the Global Environment Monitoring System Water Programme, pursuant to paragraph 5 of the decision;
Freshwater assessments, including assessment of the impacts of economic, environmental and equity policies on the water sector, including use and access in support of the Special Initiative for Africa; strategic assessments of watershed and freshwater resource management in keyriver basins(integrating biodiversity considerations); and global environment monitoring systems freshwater quality assessment;
Decision 26/14: Global Environment Monitoring System/Water Programme.
The United Nations Statistics Division, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development,the Statistical Office of the European Communities(Eurostat), the Economic Commission for Europe, the United Nations Environment Programme and the United Nations Environment Programme Global Environment Monitoring System/Water Programme agreed to participate in the work of the Subgroup.
UNEP Global Environment Monitoring System global water quality programme.
Data and monitoring system networks and nodes acquiring and maintaining relevant datasets and databases and providing advisory services in air, land, water and biodiversity related issues Global Coral Reef Monitoring Network;Global Environment Monitoring System/Water; global climate, ocean and terrestrial observing systems; global resource information and other data centres.
Delta proposed its Environment Monitoring System(EMS) solution to easily and cost effectively replace a more expensive Building Management System(BMS).
Representatives of the United Nations Environment Programme- Global International Waters Assessment(UNEP-GIWA), the United Nations Environment Programme/ GlobalResource Information Database(UNEP/GRID- Arendal), the United Nations Global Environment Monitoring System(GEMS), the World Meteorological Organization(WMO), the International Water Assessment Centre(IWAC) and the World Health Organization's Collaborating Centre for Groundwater Quality Assessment and Protection(hosted by the British Geological Survey) also attended the meeting.
The assessment includes a concerted effort with the UNEP Global Environment Monitoring System for Water(GEMS/Water) Programme to extend the existing water quality database to track progress in protecting surface waters, and also to test and use models to evaluate policy measures.
General Trust Fund to provide Support to the Global Environment Monitoring System/Water Programme Office and to promote its activities.
The water quality monitoring programme of the Global Environment Monitoring System(GEMS/Water), co-sponsored by WHO, UNEP, WMO and UNESCO, constitutes the major United Nations system for water quality monitoring. .