Examples of using Generic scoping in English and their translations into Arabic
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In addition to what is outlined in the draft generic scoping report in this regard, it is suggested that national/local Governments should be encouraged to translate relevant material from the Asia-Pacific regional assessment report into local languages.
The assessment of the European and Central Asian region will follow the chapter outline set out in the draft generic scoping report but will, within that outline, focus on the regionally specific scope as set out in section I above.
The Open Ocean regional assessment will follow the chapter outline as set out in the draft generic scoping report, but will focus in particular on the specific scope as set out in section I above.
Beyond the general issues related to strategic partnerships and initiatives outlined in the draft generic scoping report, the present section sets out issues related to strategic partnerships and initiatives specific to the Africa region.
Beyond the general issues concerning strategic partnerships and initiatives outlined in the draft generic scoping report, this section sets out issues related to strategic partnerships and initiatives specific to the Open Ocean.
The rationale for the generic scoping report is to promote coherence across the regional/subregional assessments, while, at the same time, allowing for geographic, biological and social specificities through complementary scoping reports for each proposed region as set out in in documents IPBES/3/6/Add.2- 6.
In the context of the general rationale outlined by the draft generic scoping report for the regional and subregional assessments of biodiversity and ecosystem services, the present section sets out the rationale specific to the Asia-Pacific region, which hosts some of the world ' s most important biological, cultural and economic diversity.
The Plenary may wish first to consider the generic scoping report for regional/subregional assessments of biodiversity and ecosystem services(IPBES/3/6/Add.1) and the draft complementary scoping report for the regional assessment of biodiversity and ecosystem services for the Open Ocean region(IPBES/3/6/Add.6).
Beyond the general issues concerning strategic partnerships and initiatives outlined in the draft generic scoping report for the regional and subregional assessments of biodiversity and ecosystem services, the present section sets out issues related to strategic partnerships and initiatives specific to the Asia-Pacific region.
Within the general framework of the draft generic scoping report for the regional and subregional assessment of biodiversity and ecosystem services(IPBES/3/6/Add.1),
The assessment of the Africa region will follow the chapter outline as set out in the draft generic scoping report for the regional and subregional assessments of biodiversity and ecosystem services but will focus in particular on the regionally specific scope as set out abovesee sect.
Within the scope outlined in the draft generic scoping report(IPBES/3/6/Add.1), the complexity, heterogeneity and interdependence within and between subregions of the Americas, including multiple types of inequality(social, ecological and economic), will be considered in the context of biodiversity and its benefits to people.
Within the general framework of the draft generic scoping report for the regional and subregional assessments of biodiversity and ecosystem services(IPBES/3/6/Add.1), the annex to the present note sets out the draft complementary scoping report for the regional assessment of biodiversity and ecosystem services for Asia-Pacific.
Within the scope outlined in the draft generic scoping report for the regional and subregional assessments of biodiversity and ecosystem services,(IPBES/3/6/Add.1), the key policyrelevant questions concern options
Within the general framework of the draft generic scoping report for the regional and subregional assessments of biodiversity and ecosystem services(IPBES/3/6/Add.1),
The draft generic scoping report for regional and subregional assessments on biodiversity and ecosystem services(IPBES/3/6/Add.1) sets out the following elements for all regions: the scope,
Within the scope outlined in the draft generic scoping report for the regional and subregional assessment of biodiversity and ecosystem services(IPBES/3/6/Add.1), particular challenges found across the Asia-Pacific region include climate change, population growth, human consumption of natural resources, land degradation, deforestation, invasive alien species, trade impacts(including illegal wildlife trade), rapid urbanization and poor natural resources governance.
Within the scope outlined in the draft generic scoping report for the regional and subregional assessments of biodiversity and ecosystem services(IPBES/3/6/Add.1), the Open Ocean assessment will focus mainly on marine areas beyond national jurisdiction and on assessing current legal frameworks, policies and policy tools and their effectiveness in the management of biodiversity and ecosystem services in the Open Ocean region and subregions.
(iii) Production of a generic scope of work to be used to engage local consultants, inclusive of guidelines, so that comprehensive assessments of the condition of buildings and premises can be undertaken in a uniform manner at each office location;
In the context of the general rationale outlined in the draft generic scoping report, the present section sets out the rationale specific to the Americas.