Examples of using Conclusions and proposals for action in English and their translations into Arabic
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The key conclusions and proposals for action reached by IPF at its fourth session and the issues for which no clear consensus was reached pose a number of important challenges(see E/CN.17/1997/12).
Chapter I of the present report provides an overview of the conclusions and proposals for action adopted by the former IPF on the issues related to its programme element V. 1.
The mission is composed of six senior officials from the Ministry, and is tasked with verifying in situ the SPT observations and presenting a report to the Ministry of Justice and Labour, with conclusions and proposals for action.
However, information on this topic was presented to IPF, and the conclusions and proposals for action included in the final report of IPF illustrate the importance of demands on forests and efforts to meet those demands through public policies and private actions. .
which welcomed the report of the Intergovernmental Forum on Forests and endorsed the conclusions and proposals for action contained therein, in particular regarding an international arrangement on forests.
It should be noted that a number of the conclusions and proposals for action listed here are not new. In some cases they repeat
All these elements are open for further discussion and negotiation, with a view to arriving at a general agreement on all conclusions and proposals for action. The Panel will submit its final report to the Commission at its fifth session, in 1997.
In submitting the present report, which contains a number of conclusions and proposals for action on the above-mentioned programme elements(sections I-V below), the Panel, recalling its mandate, wishes to.
Governments, as part of the IPF process, reviewed the major issues and agreed on conclusions and proposals for action with regard to the forest-related work of international organizations and multilateral institutions and instruments.
(a) Once the Panel, at its fourth session, agrees on its final conclusions and proposals for action, and the Commission on Sustainable Development has endorsed them at its fifth session,
More specific conclusions and proposals for action would be elaborated during the fourth session of the Panel, after, inter alia, the consideration of relevant proposals to be prepared by the informal high-level Inter-agency Task Force on Forests, and the results of other relevant initiatives.
It should be noted that in several cases, the conclusions and proposals for action set out below are not new but merely reflect a need to focus on particular aspects of the proposals for action of the former IPF in the light of experience gained.
It should be noted that in several cases, the conclusions and proposals for action set out below are not new but only reflect a need to focus on particular aspects of the proposals for action of IPF in the light of the experiences gained since February 1997.
A number of delegations felt that final conclusions and proposals for action under this programme element would need to take into account conclusions and proposals for action under programme element V. 2, to be considered at the fourth session of the Panel, since many of the issues are closely interrelated.
A number of delegations felt that since many of the issues were closely interrelated, any conclusions and proposals for action formulated under programme element V. 1 would need to take into account the conclusions and proposals for action formulated under programme element V. 2 at the fourth session of the Panel.
The former Intergovernmental Panel on Forests reached an important set of conclusions and proposals for action on achieving a positive and mutually reinforcing relationship between trade and sustainable forest management, including market access, relative competitiveness of forest products, lesser used species, certification and labelling, full-cost internalization and market transparency.
IPF formulated an important set of conclusions and proposals for action that need to be implemented if serious progress is to be made on developing trade-related incentives for improved sustainable management of forests, in particular market access, relative competitiveness of forest products, lesser- used species, certification and labelling, full-cost internalization and market transparency.
It was also stated that final conclusions and proposals for action under that programme element would need to take into account conclusions and proposals for action under programme element V. 2(Contribution to consensus-building towards the further implementation of the Forest Principles), which was to be considered at the fourth session of the Panel, since many of the issues of the two programme elements were closely interrelated.
The present report recalls the discussions at the second session of the Panel; reviews briefly some additional actions taken since the second session of the Panel; focuses on how to use the diagnostic framework to assist developing and developed countries to identify the causes of deforestation and forest degradation; and concludes with a set of conclusions and proposals for action for discussion by the Panel.
the advisability of preparing, at appropriate sessions, preliminary draft conclusions and proposals for action on some of the programme elements and subsequently to reconsider them collectively at the fourth session for inclusion in the report to the Commission at its eighth session.