Examples of using To environment and development in English and their translations into Arabic
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(o) In paragraph 9.29, first sentence, after the words" Agenda 21", add the words" In the context of permanent sovereignty over natural resources and of an integral approach to environment and development,";
For its part, the Commission on Sustainable Development must develop a genuine capacity to monitor the implementation of Agenda 21, using its political influence to bring about an observable difference in approaches to environment and development.
The Rio process represented the international community ' s clear recognition of the urgent need to achieve a balanced and integrated approach to environment and development, in order to forge a global partnership for sustainable development. .
(c) Enhanced regional cooperation frameworks and networks of local and national governments and major stakeholders with respect to environment and development policymaking and energy security, water resources management and urban development policies, including their gender dimensions.
(o) In paragraph 9.29, at the end of the first sentence, after" Agenda 21", add", in the context of permanent sovereignty over natural resources and of an integral approach to environment and development";
From these basic orientations, Africa ' s priority concerns relating to environment and development are related to the following areas:(a) poverty;(b) food security;(c)
Mr. CANCHOLA(Mexico) said, with reference to preparations for the special session of the General Assembly planned for 1997 to examine Agenda 21, that the session should focus on how work relating to environment and development was allocated among the various United Nations bodies and how activities and other matters were coordinated.
For example, para. 23.2 provides that" individuals, groups and organizations should have access to information relevant to environment and development held by national authorities, including information on products and activities that have or are likely to have a significant impact on the environment, and information on environmental protection measures".
should also provide guidance regarding the fulfilment of commitments undertaken with regard to the LDCs in the framework of various United Nations programmes, as well as of international legal instruments pertaining to environment and development.
Mr. LENTON(United Nations Development Programme) said that, in response to the commitments made by countries at the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development(UNCED), held in Rio de Janeiro in June 1992, the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP) had devoted considerable resources to environment and development activities at the country, interregional and global level.
The terms of reference also include consideration of the relation of energy to environment and development, that portion of the original mandate of the Committee on Natural Resources relating to energy and the follow-up of the relevant provisions on energy and related issues contained in Agenda 21(see Assembly resolution 47/190 of 22 December 1992 and Council resolution 1992/62 of 31 July 1992).
The strategic direction of the subprogramme is mainly derived from the internationally agreed development goals, including those contained in the United Nations Millennium Declaration, the 2005 World Summit Outcome, the outcomes of other United Nations conferences and international agreements related to environment and development since 1992, in particular the Johannesburg Plan of Implementation.
The Commission also decided that the programme of work should be based on an integrated approach to environment and development, taking full account of the principles of the Rio Declaration on Environment and Development Ibid., resolution 1, annex I. and all other aspects of the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development(UNCED) and paragraph 4 of General Assembly resolution 47/191, and should also reflect the cross-linkages between and among sectoral and cross-sectoral components of Agenda 21.
The strategic direction of the subprogramme is mainly derived from the internationally agreed development goals, including those contained in the United Nations Millennium Declaration, the 2005 World Summit Outcome, the outcomes of other major United Nations conferences and international agreements related to environment and development since 1992, the Johannesburg Plan of Implementation, the Shanghai Declaration and Commission resolution 61/9 on the fifth Ministerial Conference on Environment and Development in Asia and the Pacific, 2005.
The Commission further decided that, in its deliberations under thematic clusters included in the multi-year programme of work, it would ensure an integrated approach to environment and development, taking full account of the principles of the Rio Declaration and all other aspects of the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development and of paragraph 4 of resolution 47/191, as well as of the cross-linkages between and among sectoral and cross-sectoral components of relevant chapters of Agenda 21.
International institutional arrangements related to environment and development.
Committee on Environment and Development: report on major issues related to environment and development.
Report of the Secretary-General on international institutional arrangements related to environment and development(A/54/468).
Many subject areas related to environment and development have already significantly benefited from international scientific cooperation.
It promotes an integrated approach to environment and development issues, as well as sectoral and cross-sectoral components of Agenda 21.