Examples of using Pops monitoring in English and their translations into Russian
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United Nations University(UNU) POPs Monitoring;
The East Asian POPs monitoring programme will also continue.
In some regions the baseline levels were provided by new, nationally supported POPs monitoring activities.
POPs monitoring should be a harmonic part of the national system for ecological monitoring.
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There are limited international collaborative POPs monitoring programmes in the region.
POPs monitoring is mandatory in level 2 and should include measurements both in air and in precipitation;
There are not many international collaborative POPs monitoring programmes active in the region.
POPs Monitoring Reporting and Information Dissemination Using Pollutant Release and Transfer Registers.
The currently existing POPs monitoring network was not sufficient for model development and validation purposes.
It will strengthen the regulatory and institutional framework andbuild capacity for POPs monitoring and sound PCB management.
The POPs monitoring project in East Asian countries, initiated by Japan, helped to generate air data in eight countries.
The university enjoys facilities and expertise to conduct research in POPs monitoring, including analysis of dioxins and furans.
Fourth summer school of environmental chemistry andecotoxicology including training based on the guidance for global POPs monitoring.
A POPs monitoring station was established in 2000 in Amderma, in the Russian Arctic, within the framework of a joint Russian/Canadian AMAP project.
The Task Force recommended enhancing cooperation with these initiatives,which provide a supplementary technical framework for POPs monitoring.
In Asia and the Pacific region,several international and national POPs monitoring programmes on air, water and human milk and blood are available.
The Russian Federation has stations measuring sulphur and nitrogen compounds(fig.2) and, together with Canada and AMAP,is establishing a station for POPs monitoring.
Some countries are currently developing their POPs monitoring programmes, while others still lack of capacity for POPs monitoring.
POPs Monitoring Reporting and Information Dissemination Using Pollutant Release and Transfer Registers(PRTRs)(UNEP); total $3.5m, GEF $1.0m.
In other regions some countries are beginning to establish limited POPs monitoring but not on a scale that will enable an evaluation of the effectiveness of the Convention.
For the new monitoring activities, collaboration with strategic partners has ensured cost-effectivegeneration of data and use of harmonized protocols for POPs monitoring.
Capacity building for POPs monitoring on core media should be a high priority for most countries of the region for the future effectiveness evaluation.
For future evaluations, establishment of regional andsubregional long-term persistent organic pollutant monitoring programmes such as the East Asian POPs monitoring programme are needed.
Australia and New Zealand reported comprehensive POPs monitoring, but these results do not appear to contribute to regional international activities.
The POPs monitoring project in East Asian countries has been monitoring persistent organic pollutants(nine pesticides) in air using high-volume samplers in Cambodia, Indonesia, Mongolia, Philippines, Republic of Korea, Thailand and Viet Nam since 2005.
Mr. I. Holoubek(Czech Republic)reported on POPs monitoring in the Czech Republic, in particular at the station in Kosetice, where POPs were monitored since 1988.
Regional training workshop on POPs monitoring for the Africa Region and UNEP/Global Environment Facility(GEF)/POPs laboratory capacity, August 2005, South Africa;