Examples of using Tabular format in English and their translations into Arabic
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The SBSTA invited Parties to submit, based on the reporting guidelines, their views, by 13 August 2012, on the common tabular format mentioned in paragraph 58 above.
The compilation of strategic elements, headings and sub-headings is presented in tabular format in annex II to the present report
web site as a status report, mainly in a tabular format.
Furthermore, whenever possible, data, particularly the workload statistics of various units, should be presented in a tabular format accompanied by a qualitative analysis in support of the requests.
As at 13 March 2014, the secretariat had received 38 NC6s, 36 BR1s and 38 BR1 common tabular format submissions and has coordinated four review weeks of NC6s and BR1s.
As at 12 September 2014, the secretariat had received 44 NC6s, 42 BR1s and 43 BR1 common tabular format submissions and has coordinated reviews of NC6s and BR1s of 30 Parties.
A structure based on the guidelines has been adopted in this compilation and synthesis, which along with a listing of sectors and the presentation of information in tabular format, facilitates comparison of the information and focus of the document.
The Database was multilingual and multiscriptual and stored names of countries, capitals and major cities, displaying the data through a map interface and in tabular format.
In addition to being included in the body of the study, these proposed additional concrete measures are summarized in Annex 2, which presents them in the tabular format of the SAICM concrete measures document(Annex V of the PrepCom2 meeting report).
The annex presents in a tabular format the original financial regulations and rules, and the proposed financial regulations and rules with insertions underlined and formatted and deletions struck through, as well as the reasons for the proposed changes.
The late receipt of national communications, and the fact that few Parties fully complied with the guidelines, in particular reporting data in tabular format, has hindered the process of compilation and synthesis as well as the timely consideration of the information required to be submitted by Parties(see table below).
The SBSTA also agreed that the work programme on a common tabular format mandated by decision 2/CP.17 should include the submission of views from Parties, which would be compiled into a miscellaneous document, the preparation of a synthesis report of these submissions and the organization of a workshop and the preparation of a workshop report.
Reporting by a developed country Party on the information specified in the common tabular format does not prejudge the position of other Parties with regard to the treatment of units from market-based mechanisms under the Convention
At the resumed 9th meeting, the President recalled that a draft decision on the work programme on a common tabular format for electronic reporting of information in accordance with the" UNFCCC biennial reporting guidelines for developed country Parties" was recommended by the SBSTA for further consideration by the COP(see para. 51 above).
The SBSTA Chair also informed the President that the SBSTA had forwarded a draft decision on agenda sub-item 11(a)," Work programme on a common tabular format for the" UNFCCC biennial reporting guidelines for developed country Parties"", for further consideration by the COP.
in its reporting on biennial programme performance. In particular, the Inspectors would recommend that UNIDO adopt the same tabular format which summarizes at the sub-programme level the main results achieved and corresponding selected performance indicators.
It decided to establish a work programme under the SBSTA on the development of a common tabular format for the electronic reporting of information in accordance with those reporting guidelines, with a view to recommending the format for consideration and adoption by the COP at its eighteenth session.
Eleven Parties( Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Germany, Finland, Japan, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, United Kingdom) included a separate section on transfer of technology in their NC3, and the other Parties reported relevant activities in their description of multilateral and bilateral cooperation or provided examples of technology transfer projects in tabular format.
The SBSTA continued its consideration of the work programme on a common tabular format for electronic reporting of information in accordance with the" UNFCCC biennial reporting guidelines for developed country Parties" as contained in decision 2/CP.17, annex I(hereinafter referred to as the reporting guidelines), with a view to the COP adopting the format at its eighteenth session.
Recalling that the Subsidiary Body for Scientific and Technological Advice, at its thirty-sixth session, agreed that the common tabular format will include tables for information specified in paragraphs 2, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 17, 18, 22 and 23 of the reporting guidelines and it may also include tables for information specified in paragraphs, inter alia, 13, 19 and 24 of the reporting guidelines.