Examples of using Programme on forests in English and their translations into Russian
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Global Programme on Forests.
These are the National Forest Programme Facility and the Programme on Forests PROFOR.
The Programme on Forests(PROFOR) of the United Nations Development Programme/the World Bank;
Strengthen existing forest-related funds,such as the National Forest Programme Facility, the Programme on Forests and the Bali Partnership Fund 3/27.
Hosted by the World Bank, the Programme on Forests has been working in Cameroon, Costa Rica, Guyana, Malawi and Viet Nam.
Work done through the National Forest Programme Facility hosted bythe UN Food and Agriculture Organisation(FAO) and the Programme on Forests hosted by the World Bank has been particularly significant.
The Programme on Forests hosted by the World Bank has also strengthened the development and implementation of national forest programmes in several countries.
UNDP has initiated implementation of its new programme entitled"Global programme on forests", which will concentrate on the implementation of IPF proposals for action.
The revised strategic programme on forests for the period 2008-2012, for example, provides a significant framework through which member countries can plan and carry out their regional priority activities.
Collaborative Partnership on Forests members have two major initiatives in support of national forest programmes-- the Programme on Forests and the National Forest Programme Facility.
As a follow-up to discussions, the World Bank Programme on Forests is supporting an informal learning group that will continue to share experiences with forest fiscal reform processes.
The lessons learned from field experiences will be synthesized and placed for wide use and eventual replication in the information andknowledge management systems administered by both the Programme on Forests and the National Forest Programme Facility.
UNDP, under its Global Programme on Forests, has launched a number of pilot cases, in collaboration with four countries, to design and test innovative financial mechanisms suitable to specific countries.
In its resolution2006/49 the Economic and Social Council invited the governing bodies of the National Forest Programme Facility, the Programme on Forests and the Bali Partnership Fund to work closely in promoting sustainable forest management at the national level.
IUCN, the Programme on Forests, and others collaborated to organize a workshop entitled Economic Incentives for Land Restoration and Sustainable Forest Management, held in Bogotá, from 28 to 30 January 2004.
In particular, the Convention's secretariat, the United Nations Forum on Forests secretariat, FAO,the World Bank Programme on Forests and IUCN have worked to clarify the relationship between the concept of the ecosystem approach and that of sustainable forest management see sect. V below.
The Programme on Forests is a multi-donor partnership formed to pursue the shared goal of enhancing forests' contributions to poverty reduction, sustainable development and the protection of environmental services.
Several Partnership members participate in the initiative, including IUCN, the Forum secretariat, FAO, ITTO,CIFOR, the Programme on Forests(PROFOR)(hosted by the World Bank), ICRAF, the UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre(WCMC) and the Convention on Biological Diversity secretariat.
The expansion of the capacity of Collaborative Partnership on Forests members to respond to increasing demand for technical support, especially through the National Forest Programme Facility(Food andAgriculture Organization of the United Nations(FAO)) and the Programme on Forests(PROFOR) hosted by the World Bank.
Invite the National Forest Programme Facility and the Programme on Forests to promote criteria and indicators when helping countries to develop and implement national forest programmes; .
This identification of the IPF/IFF proposals for action relevant to this particular element of the Forum plan of action builds upon the effort of the Government of Australia and the Programme on Forests(PROFOR) of the World Bank to relate all proposals for action to the various Forum elements.
IUCN, the World Bank's Programme on Forests, CIFOR, the United Nations Forum on Forests secretariat and other Collaborative Partnership on Forests members will continue to work together in the follow-up.
Inviting the Council of the Global Environment Facility at its twenty-fifth session to consider the establishment of a new operational programme on forests with sufficient additional funds to be allocated by the current replenishment negotiations without prejudice to other operational programmes; .
The National Forest Programme Facility hosted by FAO and the Programme on Forests hosted by the World Bank, which were developed to provide an opportunity for catalytic support to developing countries and countries with economies in transition in the design and implementation of national forest programme processes and for supporting learning financing strategies, governance aspects of sustainable forest management, offer new approaches for international cooperation in financing and technology transfer.
Invite the Global Environment Facility Council to strengthen its role in implementing sustainable forest management by establishing a new operational programme on forests with sufficient additional funds to be allocated by the current replenishment negotiations without prejudice to other operational programmes; .
CIFOR, ITTO, the World Bank Programme on Forests, FAO and the United Nations Forum on Forests secretariat supported the Workshop on Decentralization, Federal Systems in Forestry and National Forest Programmes, a United Nations Forum on Forests country-led initiative that was co-sponsored by the Governments of Indonesia and Switzerland, co-organized by several other countries and held from 27 to 30 April 2004 in Interlaken, Switzerland.
To strengthen existing forest-related funds hosted by members of the Collaborative Partnership on Forests, including the National Forest Programme Facility, the Programme on Forests and the Bali Partnership Fund, to support national actions to implement sustainable forest management and commit to contribute to them;
Inviting the governing bodies of the National Forest Programme Facility, the Programme on Forests and the Bali Partnership Fund to enhance their contribution to sustainable forest management and the achievement of the global objectives by effectively managing and coordinating among themselves to facilitate access to the funds by developing countries, as well as countries with economies in transition, as appropriate;
The attention of the Task Force was drawn to relevant work by other bodies and organizations, such as the Task Force on the Health Aspects of Air Pollution,the International Cooperative Programme on Forests, the EMEP centres, AMAP, the European Commission, the Expert Group on Techo-economic instruments, TNO and Euro Chlor.
Strengthening, through new and additional financial resources, provided on a voluntary basis, existing forest-related funds hosted by members of the Collaborative Partnership on Forests, including the National Forest Programme Facility, the Programme on Forests and the Bali Partnership Fund, to support national forest programmes and national actions aimed at implementing sustainable forest management as well as integrating forest issues in national development programmes and, where appropriate, poverty reduction strategies;