Examples of using Waste management practices in English and their translations into Russian
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Waste management practices in extractive industries 10- 19 5.
Agriculture:[For example, structure, trends and waste management practices];
Waste management practices in extractive industries.
Industry and waste:[For example, industry structure,trends and waste management practices];
Implementation of waste management practices in the EurAsEC countries through the established ITPO offices in Belarus, Armenia, and Kazakhstan;
Seek capacity-building assistance with a view to raising awareness and implement improved waste management practices.
Support to integrated waste management practices should be strengthened, including through North-South and South-South cooperation.
The revenues from the sale of emissions credits can contribute to the advancement of environmentally sound waste management practices.
In parallel to this work, OECD conducted an investigation of the waste management practices in member countries with respect to products containing BFRs.
Usually waste management practices can and should cause a positive stimulating effect for employment and hence have overall positive economic effects.
It is perplexing to us that the PCR omits the context of real structural barriers to good waste management practices for all sectors in the Kyrgyz Republic.
Legal and illegal shore-based solid waste management practices, both in coastal areas and along inland waterways, also contribute to the problem of marine debris.
Increasing restrictions in the transboundary movement of wastes also underlines the need to radically improve waste management practices.
In parallel to this work, OECD conducted an investigation of the waste management practices in Member countries with respect to products containing Brominated Flame Retardants.
Current waste management practices have resulted in the degradation of coral reefs, seagrass beds, mangroves and coastal zones, thereby threatening fisheries and tourism.
Pollution control, clean technologies andenvironmentally friendly waste management practices are equally important, as is the availability of health facilities.
Current waste management practices have resulted in the degradation of coral reefs, seagrass beds, mangroves and coastal zones, which threatens fisheries and tourism.
The collection of data, however, remains difficult due to the interpretation of the term"municipal",which is used in different ways in the countries reflecting their country-specific waste management practices.
It is anticipated that all Parties will require sound waste management practices, not only for mercury, but for all other hazardous waste managed within their territory.
Community leaders, at the local, provincial/state andnational levels need to be involved in providing the motivation and resource access to sustainable waste management practices.
While these examples illustrate how waste management practices can lead to serious environmental problems,they primarily reveal the existence of environmentally unsound waste management practices.
Given the scale and breadth of its activities, the Committee urges UNAMID to consider further initiatives such as materials recycling andother improved waste management practices.
Current waste management practices have resulted in the degradation of coral reefs, seagrass beds, mangroves and coastal zones, as well as in health warnings about disease and contaminated food supplies.
Awareness/information- information campaigns to raise awareness among industry, local authorities, voluntary groups andthe public of sustainable waste management practices.
Instead, poor land-based waste management practices are seen by the United Nations as the major source of marine microplastics pollution and given the nature of the oceans' geography, the issue is a global and multifaceted problem.
This type of indicators should be complemented with information on commodity prices, flows of secondary raw materials andrecovery ratios, waste management practices and costs, and on consumption levels and patterns.
In our opinion,Kumtor's past and current waste management practices are not always fully consistent with best international practice, largely because of very limited, if any, appropriate waste management capacity and markets in Kyrgyzstan.
Effective implementation can be further facilitated through the issuance of guidelines, for example, for tourism, boating and other sectors,as well as the publication of information on good waste management practices.
Current waste management practices have resulted in the degradation of coral reefs, seagrass beds, mangroves and coastal zones, as well as in health warnings about disease and contaminated food supplies.
To describe ongoing actions and compile information about future plans at the national, subregional or regional levels for controlling releases, and limiting use andexposures, including waste management practices;