Examples of using Sustainable development commitments in English and their translations into Russian
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One of the basic sustainable development commitments is to strengthen dialogue and empower civil society.
The means of implementation identified in those documents were indispensable for converting sustainable development commitments into tangible outcomes.
She highlighted the key role of parliaments in achieving sustainable development commitments and proposed a new perspective on sustainable development with the economy servicing social and environmental objectives.
Revision of the African Union-NEPAD Capacity Development Strategic Framework to enhance the building of capacity for implementing sustainable development commitments.
Some ideas were presented on how to finance sustainable development commitments and the transition to a green economy.
The 2014 international conference on small island developing States would provide a further opportunity for the international community to renew its sustainable development commitments.
The international community is enjoined to implement sustainable development commitments in accordance with the principles of common but differentiated responsibilities.
Africa considers capacity development, including its human resources, organizational and institutional facets,as crucial to implementing sustainable development commitments in the region.
Existing ocean-related sustainable development commitments, such as those contained in Agenda 21 and the Johannesburg Plan of Implementation of the World Summit on Sustainable Development, capture well what needs to be done.
At this forum, UNECE member states assessed the region's progress in implementing sustainable development commitments, with a particular focus on human settlements, water and sanitation.
It is proposed that progress on the Plan of Action will be periodically reviewed through the High Level Political Forum in order toassess and adjust implementation in the context of the review of progress on post-2015 sustainable development commitments.
Although countries needed to take responsibility for implementing the sustainable development commitments, they also required the support of development partners, including the United Nations, the private sector and other relevant stakeholders.
The Office's activities over the period 2012- 2016 will align withinternational policy discussions and decisions to give a renewed impetus to the implementation of existing sustainable development commitments based on scientific knowledge.
In accordance with the CSD's multi-year programme of work, the Forum assessed the region's progress in implementing sustainable development commitments in the areas of energy for sustainable development, atmosphere/air pollution, climate change and industrial development as well as cross-cutting issues.
Last, but not least, the possibility of acceding to the Industrial Accidents Convention would provide countries from outside the ECE region with a tool to practically implement related international sustainable development commitments to which they have agreed, such as the Rio principles.
Region's progress in implementing sustainable development commitments in the areas of energy for sustainable development, atmosphere/air pollution, climate change, industrial development and cross-cutting issues had clearly shown the various challenges and experiences of countries in the region.
In accordance with multi-year work programme of the UN Commission on Sustainable Development(CSD),the Forum assessed the region's progress in implementing sustainable development commitments in the areas of water, sanitation and human settlements.
The assessment of the region's progress in implementing sustainable development commitments in the areas of energy for sustainable development, atmosphere/air pollution, climate change, industrial development and cross-cutting issues had clearly shown the different challenges and experiences of countries in the region.
Therefore, the possibility to become Parties to the Industrial Accidents Convention would provide United Nations Member States beyond the ECE region with a framework conducive to an improved implementation of the Rio Declaration and other sustainable development commitments.
In accordance with the Commission on Sustainable Development's multi-year programme of work, the meeting assessed the region's progress in implementing sustainable development commitments in the following thematic clusters: agriculture, rural development, land management, drought, desertification and Africa.
Global leadership and knowledge-based accountability are required to achieve progress in the six areas described above, through political will, wide civil society participation, and the generation anduse of knowledge to monitor sustainable development commitments.
The Convention could become a tool for States beyond the ECE region pursuing accession to facilitate the implementation of their international sustainable development commitments, such as those set out in the 1992 Rio Declaration on Environment and Development(Rio Declaration) and subsequent commitments. .
The Commission secretariat analysed the information it had compiled into the draft thematic profiles for water, sanitation and human settlements for each country in order to identify subregional andregional trends in the implementation of Agenda 21 and other relevant sustainable development commitments on water, sanitation and human settlements.
It found that the assessment of the region's progress in implementing sustainable development commitments in the areas of energy for sustainable development, atmosphere/air pollution, climate change, industrial development and cross-cutting issues had clearly shown the various challenges and experiences of countries in the region.
In preparation for the twelfth session of the UNCommission on Sustainable Development(UNCSD12), UNECE members met in Geneva to assess the region's progress in implementing sustainable development commitments, with a particular focus on human settlements, water and sanitation.
The Commission on Sustainable Development cycle(sixteenth and seventeenth sessions),addresses progress in implementing sustainable development commitments outlined in Agenda 21, the Johannesburg Plan of Implementation, and the Mauritius Strategy for the Sustainable Development of Small Island Developing States in relation to agriculture, rural development, land, drought, desertification and Africa.
In preparation for the twelfth session of the Commission on Sustainable Development, the members of the Economic Commission for Europe met at Geneva to assess the region's progress in implementing sustainable development commitments, with particular focus on human settlements, water and sanitation.
Recalling the World Summit on Sustainable Development commitments to pursue a more efficient and coherent implementation of the three objectives of the Convention and the achievement by 2010 of a significant reduction in the current rate of loss of biological diversity, which will require action at all levels, including the implementation of national biodiversity strategies and action plans and the provision of new and additional financial and technical resources to developing countries.
The eighteenth session of the Commission on Sustainable Development presents a late but significant opportunity to explore progress made by Member States on mining, chemicals, waste and transportation,through the lens of their international sustainable development commitments, and to discuss them within the broader framework of consumption and production patterns.
While actively engaging in the global process, African countries remain committed to continuing to mobilize domestic resources(both public and private), improve the national governance environment, harmonize national, regional and international efforts, pursue policy coherence, and establish orstrengthen national policies that promote investment to implement sustainable development commitments.