Examples of using Water programme in English and their translations into Russian
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Draft national water programme;
Water Programme Coordinator for Central Asia.
Alexander MARTUSEVICH, EAP Task Force Water programme.
The existing GoT five year water programme specifically promotes the more rational use of water. .
WBI World Bank Institute's Water Programme.
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The OLS water programme continued to focus on the repair and maintenance of existing water pumps and boreholes.
Source: UNEP-GEMS/ Water Programme 200614.
Summary of projects planned for 2010 in the water programme.
The OLS Nairobi water programme, comprising UNICEF and 15 non-governmental organizations, focuses on the maintenance of existing water sources.
Global Environment Monitoring System/Water Programme GEMS/Water.
The Global Environment Monitoring System Water Programme has been providing policymakers with information on global water quality trends for decisionmaking for over 20 years.
Decision 26/14: Global Environment Monitoring System/Water Programme.
WPL- General Trust Fund to Provide Support to the Global Environment Monitoring System/Water Programme Office and to Promote its Activities, which is extended up to and including 31 December 2013;
Another could be focus on data sources for which UNEP already invests effort collaborating withnational providers for input, such as the World Database on Protected Areas and the Global Environment Monitoring System- Water Programme GEMS-Water.
Implementation of decision 26/14 on the Global Environment Monitoring System Water Programme, pursuant to paragraph 5 of the decision;
Acknowledging that the Global Environment Monitoring System/Water Programme is one of the main sources for global water quality data within the United Nations system and provides the evidence-based information on the state and trends of global inland water quality required for the sustainable management of the world's freshwater.
It represents a high level of continuity with the EAP Task Force water programme of previous years.
The UNEP Global Environment Monitoring System/Water Programme is an international water quality monitoring programme aimed at understanding inland water quality issues around the world, where countries voluntarily provide data from their national monitoring programmes that are used in many United Nations publications.
In 2010, a new National Programme to Combat Desertification and a water programme had been approved.
The present section provides information on the accomplishments andchallenges related to the implementation of the Global Environment Monitoring System Water Programme(GEMS/Water) in its four focus areas: securing adequate additional funding from diverse sources; improving global coverage and consistency of water quality data; improving data access for users; and increasing developing country capacity for water quality monitoring.
Also noting the progress made in the implementation of decision 26/14 on the Global Environment Monitoring System/Water Programme, pursuant to paragraph 5 of the decision.
WP- General Trust Fund to Provide Support to the Global Environment Monitoring System/Water Programme Office and to Promote its Activities, established in 2002 with an expiry date of 31 December 2007;
The status of various assessment processes, platforms and networks is also reviewed, including the Global Sustainable Development Report, the United Nations World Oceans Assessment, the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform for Biodiversity and Ecosystems Services, the Eye on Earth network, the Programme of Researchon Climate Change Vulnerability, Impacts and Adaptation(PROVIA) and the Global Environment Monitoring System Water Programme GEMS/Water.
General Trust Fund to provide Support to the Global Environment Monitoring System/Water Programme Office and to promote its activities.
Expresses gratitude to the Government of Canada for its support for the Global Environment Monitoring System/Water Programme(GEMS/Water) over the years and requests the Executive Director working in close collaboration with Member States to identify a new host country for GEMS/Water;
The budgetary situation for the GREEN Action Programme is considered generally sound for 2017 due to multi-year contributions from the European Union(EAP GREEN), Germany(climate related work)and Finland(for water programme activities in Central Asia) which will be available until the end of that year.
Requests the Executive Director to facilitate the further development of the Global Environment Monitoring System/Water Programme to ensure that the Programme provides scientifically credible water quality data that meet the needs of the United Nations.
Encourages Governments and other organizations to participate actively in the Global Environment Monitoring System/Water Programme by contributing water quality data and information;
This project was managed by Alexandre Martoussevitch of the OECD-EAP Task Force Water programme, under the guidance of Krzysztof Michalak and Xavier Leflaive.
WPL- General Trust Fund to provide Support to the Global Environment Monitoring System/Water Programme Office and to Promote its Activities through 31 December 2009;