Examples of using Systematic observations in English and their translations into Arabic
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As was noted in the GCOS report to SBSTA 10, they range from a one-time intergovernmental meeting on systematic observations to an intergovernmental board.
Building on the experience of the few Parties that have commenced preparation of national climate plans, the meetings would explore the guidance prepared for systematic observations and assist the development of national communications by participating Parties.
(b) Relevant bodies and programmes under the Convention, including the LEG, CGE, TEC, Nairobi work programme, research and systematic observations and loss and damage;
As stated in Article 3 of the Vienna Convention, systematic observations are critical for monitoring and understanding long-term changes in the ozone layer, as well as changes in atmospheric composition and climate.
overarching goals; research needs; systematic observations; data archiving and stewardship; capacitybuilding; and the General Trust Fund for Financing Activities on Research and Systematic Observations Relevant to the Vienna Convention.
Reaffirmation of the value of detailed national reports on systematic observations under the UNFCCC as a mechanism for fostering, focusing and guiding GCOS implementation at the national level.
SOL- General Trust Fund for Financing Activities on Research and Systematic Observations relevant to the Vienna Convention, which was established in 2003 with an expiry date of 31 December 2007;
In accordance with decision VII/2 on the Trust Fund for Financing Activities on Research and Systematic Observations Relevant to the Vienna Convention, the United Nations Environment Programme(UNEP) has taken the necessary steps to extend the life of the Trust Fund.
He drew attention to two draft decisions to be presented by the President of the Bureau of the Vienna Convention under item 3(b) of the provisional agenda, regarding the status of the General Trust Fund for Financing Activities on Research and Systematic Observations Relevant to the Vienna Convention.
The GCOS secretariat, on behalf of its observing system partners, has provided input on systematic observations to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change through its Subsidiary Body on Scientific and Technological Advice.
In the context of sustainable development and global change studies, systematic observations over time have gained importance,
The initial analysis of national reports drew attention to several themes such as the importance of establishing national coordination mechanisms for systematic observations across all climate regimes, including for terrestrial observing systems.
The reports of the six WMO regions that had followed had informed the drafting of recommendations in the four principal areas of research needs, systematic observations, data archiving and capacity-building.
The Parties of UNCCD recognized the need for an international bottom up coordinated action of the international community and provision of substantial financing and strategies based on systematic observations, scientific knowledge and continuous re-evaluation.
it was expected that the Subsidiary Body for Scientific and Technological Advice would consider a number of matters related to systematic observations of the climate during its sessions in 2012 and beyond.
Efforts are needed to enhance climate research, including studies of the biogeochemical processes in the climate system, improved understanding of the impact of land degradation on the land-atmosphere interactions and better systematic observations of the state of the atmosphere.
The Committee also noted that comprehensive, coordinated and sustained systematic observations were necessary for monitoring the different manifestations of climate change and the factors contributing to it, and that space-based observations, complemented by ground-based observations, demonstrated immense potential for observing, and developing fundamental knowledge of, the changing global climate.
that it is necessary to strengthen research and systematic observations of ocean and coastal processes, in particular by establishing a Global Ocean Observing System, in order to provide the information and data decision-makers need for integrated management and impact prediction.
At its sixth meeting, in 2002, the Conference of the Parties to the Vienna Convention called for the establishment of an extrabudgetary fund for receiving voluntary contributions for the purpose of financing certain activities on research and systematic observations relevant to the Vienna Convention in developing countries and countries with economies in transition.
The representative of the Secretariat drew attention to notes by the Secretariat on the General Trust Fund for Financing Activities on Research and Systematic Observations Relevant to the Vienna Convention(UNEP/OzL. Conv.10/5) and on the recommendations of the ninth meeting