Examples of using Work on methodological in English and their translations into Russian
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Work on methodological issues.
This would enhance the secretariat's capacity for work on methodological issues related to sinks.
Initiate work on methodological issues related to non-carbon benefits as referred to in paragraph 23 above and to report on this matter to COP 19.
The SBSTA noted the need for the provision of technical inputs to its work on methodological and technological issues.
Iii. further work on methodological issues.
Joint missions have already been sent to some seven oreight countries to mobilize UN-REDD work and to work on methodological issues.
This year, the Parties to the UNFCCC will continue their work on methodological guidance and financing options relating to REDD-plus.
This work on methodological issues is to be completed with a recommendation for a draft decision to be adopted by the Conference of the Parties at its fifteenth session.
The United Nations system should complete work on methodological aspects of measuring pay inequities between women and men.
The workshop concluded with discussions on identification of needs, further technical work andactions to facilitate progress of work on methodological issues under the SBSTA.
To work in a Task Force with Member States work on methodological issues related to indicators on sustainable development.
Ongoing work on methodological advancement, knowledge sharing and management, and capacity development, was made possible through their untied financial contributions.
Furthermore, several technical working groups in Eurostat started work on methodological and production issues for individual indicators.
Background: SBSTA 38 completed its work on methodological guidance for the following issues and agreed to recommend draft decisions on these matters for consideration and adoption at COP 19.
Reference is, however, made to similarities between the mechanisms,in particular where coordination of work on methodological and institutional issues and inter-institutional collaboration are concerned.
Priority areas for work on methodological, technical and institutional issues, which will also be of importance in the context of the project-based mechanisms of the Kyoto Protocol, include the following.
Noting the progress made by the Subsidiary Body for Scientific andTechnological Advice in its programme of work on methodological issues related to a range of policy approaches and positive incentives.
The Subsidiary Body recommended a programme of work on methodological issues related to a range of policy approaches and positive incentives to reduce emissions from deforestation and forest degradation in developing countries.
Recognizes the importance of incentivizing non-carbon benefits for the long-term sustainability of the implementation of the activities referred to in decision 1/CP.16,paragraph 70, and noting the work on methodological issues referred to in decision 1/CP.18, paragraph 40;
Action: The SBSTA, in continuing its programme of work on methodological issues, will be invited to consider the reports listed below and to determine any further actions.
With regard to the division of work between the SBI and the Subsidiary Body for Scientific and Technological Advice(SBSTA), the SBI concluded that it should continue to consider the information contained in national communications and annual inventory submissions by Annex I Parties, andrecommended that the SBSTA should continue its work on methodological and technical aspects of this information;
Section III addresses the issue of further work on methodological issues, in particular, in relation to the work of the Subsidiary Body for Scientific and Technological Advice SBSTA.
Encourages the Subsidiary Body for Scientific and Technological Advice to consider ways of improving the transparency of greenhouse gas projections in time to contribute to the preparation of fourth national communications, taking into account the relevant conclusion of the Subsidiary Body for Scientific andTechnological Advice at its nineteenth session on its work on methodological issues;
Complete its work on methodological guidance for measuring, reporting and verifying, as referred to in paragraph 21 above, and to prepare a draft decision on this matter for consideration and adoption at COP 19;
COP 18, by paragraph 40 of the same decision, also requested the SBSTA to initiate work on methodological issues related to non-carbon benefits resulting from the implementation of the activities referred to in decision 1/CP.16, paragraph 70, and to report on this matter to COP 19.
Complete its work on methodological guidance relating to modalities for a national forest monitoring system and for measuring, reporting and verifying as referred to in paragraph 18 above and to prepare a draft decision on these matters for consideration and adoption at COP 19;
The secretariat also plans to enhance its support in other areas, including adaptation and technology,as well as in the work on methodological issues relating to mitigation action, such as reduced emissions from deforestation and forest degradation in developing countries(REDD), cooperative sectoral approaches, and research and systematic observation.
SBSTA 38 agreed to continue its work on methodological guidance for measuring, reporting and verifying, as referred to in decision 1/CP.16, appendix II, paragraph(c), on the basis of the elements contained in document FCCC/SBSTA/2013/3/Add.2, with the aim to complete that work and prepare any recommendations for a draft decision on the matter for consideration and adoption at COP 19.
By its decision 18/CP.5, the COP requested the SBSTA to continue its current work on methodological issues related to reporting on emissions based upon fuel sold to ships and aircraft engaged in international transport, including those that might be contained in the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change(IPCC) Report on Good Practice Guidance and Uncertainty Management in National Greenhouse Gas Inventories.
The SBSTA recognized that further work on methodological guidance may be needed pending the outcome of the work of the Ad Hoc Working Group on Long-term Cooperative Action under the Convention.