Examples of using Indigenous technologies in English and their translations into Russian
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Indigenous technologies.
This could include traditional and indigenous technologies.
Promote indigenous technologies to improve sanitation and environment.
Should use available expertise and indigenous technologies;
Efforts have been and are being made to compile indigenous technologies and knowledge, however nothing is said about assessing their applicability in the context of a modern economy.
Achieving greater use of available national expertise and indigenous technologies;
In coastal zones, technologies(including indigenous technologies) identified included hard and soft technologies to protect against and accommodate sea level rise.
Fullest possible use of available national expertise and indigenous technologies(para. 30);
Environmentally sound indigenous technologies, including traditional forest-related knowledge, should be given special attention, as appropriate, and transfer of such technologies or know-how must be carried out with the consent of the holder and according to national legislation.
Investment in technology transfer, linking it with indigenous technologies and human resources development.
Increased recognition is being given to the need for the transfer of appropriate technologies and the use of indigenous technologies.
The common country assessment should identify national skills and indigenous technologies that support millennium development goals.
Also decides that the United Nations system should use, to the fullest extent possible, available national expertise and indigenous technologies;
To promote the development, validation, andtransfer of appropriate technologies for mountain ecosystems, including indigenous technologies in accordance with Article 8(j) of the Convention on Biological Diversity and related provisions.
Decided that the United Nations system should use,to the fullest extent possible and practicable, available national expertise and indigenous technologies;
Ensure that indigenous women's knowledge and skills,including those concerning traditional medicines, biodiversity, and indigenous technologies, are protected and that their rights over intellectual property are safeguarded.
Specifically, it comprises the process of learning to understand, utilise and replicate thea given technology, including the capacity to choose it, andadapt it to local conditions, and integrate it with indigenous technologies.
One of its strategies isto enhance the use of"technology blending", which is the blending of modern and indigenous technologies for improving forest condition and productivity.9.
However, science and technology for sustainable development should not be considered in the narrow context of industrial technologies, but should include soft technologies(know-how, administrative procedures, policy tools)as well as indigenous technologies.
Ii Investing in research and development projects including applications of indigenous technologies and ecological sanitation;
To facilitate the maintenance andpromotion of environmentally sound indigenous technologies that may have been neglected or displaced, in particular in developing countries, paying particular attention to their priority needs and taking into account the complementary roles of men and women;
In resolution 47/199 the General Assembly also gives considerable emphasis to greater use of national expertise and indigenous technologies available in developing countries.
The secretariat of the Basel Convention has decided to undertake a survey of existing information systems on indigenous technologies related to hazardous waste, and to make the information provided through this survey available to the Parties to the Basel Convention, through their Regional Centres for Training and Technology Transfer.
The World Intellectual Property Organization had supported the initiative because it provided a basis for documenting indigenous technologies and protecting them.
Strengthen national institutional and personnel capacity of Parties, particular developing country parties, to identify andexplore technologies for adaptation including indigenous technologies and further enhance the implementation of outcome the national adaptation programmes of action and technology needs assessments.
The United Nations system will continue to improve the definition and guidelines for national execution and undertake efforts to enhance the absorptive capacity in developing countries, in particular in LDCs and Africa, andwill use available national expertise and indigenous technologies.
Key challenges in this context include the need to protectintellectual property rights and to avoid neglecting environmentally-sound indigenous technologies, as well as the collection, analysis and dissemination of data and information;
That should include promoting greater awareness of the environmental and health risks from solid waste and the impact of changes in production and consumption patterns on the volume and type of such waste, as well as utilizing the resources and potential of the private sector, including the formal and informal sectors,and using indigenous technologies and techniques;
There is potential for further strengthening of South-South transfer of technology and know-how.[Technologies generated in the South may[often] OR[sometimes] be more accessible, more applicable and less costly and have greater potential for diffusion than some technologies developed in the North.] Environmentally sound indigenous technologies, including traditional forest-related knowledge, should be given special attention and any transfer of such technologies or know-how has to be carried out with the consent of the holder and according to national legislation.
Building on this information, the paper also addressed the identification of major climate hazards and associated risks from past experience, and the documentation of place-, time-, and situation-specific coping strategies,including indigenous technologies, applied in response to given climatic hazards.