Examples of using Forest monitoring systems in English and their translations into Russian
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National forest monitoring systems.
Decision 11/CP.19, entitled"Modalities for national forest monitoring systems";
The encouragement of national forest monitoring systems that allow transparent and independent review of their results;
Participate in developing national strategy/action plans, forest reference emission levels orforest reference levels and forest monitoring systems in dryland forests. .
A description of national forest monitoring systems and the institutional roles and responsibilities for measuring, reporting and verifying the results.
Modalities for national forest monitoring systems.
Further decides that national forest monitoring systems, with, if appropriate, subnational monitoring and reporting as an interim measure as referred to in decision 1/CP.16, paragraph 71(c), and in decision 4/CP.15, paragraph 1(d) should.
CP.19 Modalities for national forest monitoring systems.
Acknowledges that Parties' national forest monitoring systems may provide, as appropriate, relevant information for national systems for the provision of information on how safeguards in decision 1/CP.16, appendix I, are addressed and respected. Decision 12/CP.19.
Elements for a possible draft decision on modalities for national forest monitoring systems and measuring, reporting and verifying.
To establish, according to national circumstances and capabilities, robust andtransparent[national forest[1] monitoring systems and, if appropriate, subnational systems as part of national monitoring systems that] forest monitoring systems that.
Open Foris software helps FAO support countries in their development of robust National Forest Monitoring Systems through survey design, data collection, analysis and reporting.
Continue jointly to provide support to countries, through providing tools and technical assistance to integrate issues related toclimate change mitigation and adaptation into their forest and related sectors; and to assist in strengthening national forest monitoring systems for climate change mitigation.
In particular, the role of remote-sensing data could complement national forest monitoring systems with a recurrent wall-to-wall assessment with a high frequency of measurement at relatively lower costs.
The SBSTA took note of the views submitted by Parties on issues identified in decision 1/CP.16, paragraph 72 and appendix II, in particular to address drivers of deforestation and forest degradation and on robust andtransparent national forest monitoring systems as referred to in paragraph 71(c) of the same decision.
The SBSTA decided to recommend a draft decision on modalities for national forest monitoring systems for adoption by the Conference of the Parties(COP) at its nineteenth session(November 2013) the text of the draft decision is contained in FCCC/SBSTA/2013/3/Add.1.
Another requirement identified was the putting in place of the core elements for the full implementation of REDD-plus activities referred to in decision 1/CP.16 e.g. national forest monitoring systems and the development of forest reference emission levels and/or forest reference levels.
The SBSTA invited Parties and accredited observers to submit to the secretariat, by 28 February 2012, their views on issues identified in decision 1/CP.16, paragraph 72 and appendix II, in particular on how to address drivers of deforestation and forest degradation and on robust andtransparent national forest monitoring systems as referred to in its paragraph 71c.
To establish and develop data collection, analysis and reporting,also considering non-market-based approaches with regard to national forest monitoring systems, in order to better understand the multiple benefits of forests, consistent with national legislation.
Through a participatory process,FAO is providing training on the planning and implementation of national forest monitoring systems and is strengthening countries' networks of forestry stakeholders.
Decisions covered several issues, including finance, coordination of support for mitigation actions in the forest sector by developing parties,modalities for national forest monitoring systems, transparency and safeguards, monitoring, verification and addressing the drivers of deforestation.
For that purpose, upon request of interested countries, UNEP will work with relevant partners to support the development and implementation of the requirements to obtain and receive results-based payments, namely REDD-plus national strategies,forest reference levels, forest monitoring systems and systems for providing information on safeguards, in accordance with the modalities and procedures agreed by the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
Further consultations have indicated that Brazil has expressed an interest andwillingness to use their satellite-based forest monitoring system to strengthen the capacities of other developing countries to develop and use similar systems. .
A robust and transparent national forest monitoring system[for the monitoring and reporting] of the activities referred to in paragraph 3 above[, and the safeguards referred to in paragraph 2 above],[with, as appropriate, subnational monitoring and reporting as an optional interim measure,] in accordance with the provisions contained in decision 4/CP.15 and any further elaboration of those provisions agreed by the Conference of the Parties;
Information on the national forest monitoring system, as provided in the technical annex referred to in decision 14/CP.19;
In particular, NASA has supported the development and operation of the Integrated Forest Monitoring System(INFORMS) for Central Africa, which is based at the Woods Hole Research Center in Massachusetts.
Background: SBSTA 37 continued its consideration of methodological guidance relating to modalities for a national forest monitoring system and for measuring, reporting and verifying see decision 1/CP.16, paragraph 71(c) and appendix II, paragraphs(b) and c.
Complete its work on methodological guidance relating to modalities for a national forest monitoring system and for measuring, reporting and verifying as referred to in paragraph 18 above and to prepare a draft decision on these matters for consideration and adoption at COP 19;
In Malaysia, a revised national forestry policy was approved in 1992 and a new national forestry act was adopted in 1993; in addition,land was designated as permanent forest estate and a continuous forest monitoring system was made operational in 1993.
The need to develop all elements identified in decision 1/CP.16, paragraph 71(national strategy,national forest reference emission level/forest reference level, national forest monitoring system and a system for providing information on how safeguards are being addressed and respected), as a prerequisite for receiving results-based finance;