Examples of using Types of forests in English and their translations into Arabic
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Recognizing the many existing regional, national and subnational days and international events across the globe that celebrate and honour all types of forests and trees outside forests, .
Initiate an expert group for the consideration with a view to recommending the parameters of a mandate for developing a legal framework on all types of forests.
is either inadequate or too weak to collect and update basic information related to forest coverage and types of forests, species composition, existing growing stock and volume of harvest.
Experiences and lessons learned in implementing national forest programmes and the non-legally binding instrument on all types of forests to improve livelihoods and eradicate poverty from the perspective of the children and youth major group.
(a) Advancing a comprehensive consideration of all relevant forest-related priority issues, which encompass all types of forests, that would facilitate concerted and joint action by organizations with forest-related capabilities;
The global objectives on forests, as well as the 2007 non-legally binding instrument on all types of forests, are illustrations of an evolution in thinking from a sector-centred approach to forests to a people-centred one.
Indicator data for use in economic models remains weak for these types of forests and consequently the true value of planted forests in these contexts is rarely determined.
These methodologies can be used in all types of forests to improve the description of a wide range of social, cultural and environmental benefits, including those associated with hydrological functions, amenity, biological diversity and soil conservation.
The mandated work of the Forum filled a gap left over from the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development and paved the way for the adoption of the non-legally binding instrument on all types of forests by the Forum in 2007.
This is a strong signal by the international community to respond to the issue of a lack of a central body, as mentioned by the IFF note above, to address all priority issues related to all types of forests in a balanced, holistic and mutually reinforcing manner.
(c) To integrate sustainable forest management into national development strategies, to utilize the non-legally binding instrument on all types of forests and national forest programmes, as appropriate, as platforms to develop or strengthen linkages with other related sectors, and to identify collaborative and integrated approaches to land management that maximize benefits from forests and minimize or avoid negative impacts on forests; .
For its consideration of the item, the Forum had before it the report of the Secretary-General on the assessment of progress made on the implementation of the nonlegally binding instrument on all types of forests and towards the achievement of the four global objectives on forests(E/CN.18/2013/2 and Add.1).
Although option 9 implies mainly a new framework convention on all types of forests, it leaves open the possibility for subsequent negotiations to formulate a series of regional programmes of work, to be included as regional protocols or“attached instruments” to a global framework convention on all types of forests.
(a) Resolutions and decisions on the improvement of sustainable forest management at all levels, in particular with a view to effective implementation of the multi-year programme of work of the United Nations Forum on Forests and of the non-legally binding instrument on the sustainable management of all types of forests".
(i) On that basis, considering and advising on the need for other arrangements and mechanisms, including legal arrangements covering all types of forests, and reporting on these matters to the Commission at the appropriate time in accordance with its work programme, which has yet to be defined; and/or.
for other instruments or arrangements in further implementation of the Forest Principles, including appropriate legal arrangements and mechanisms covering all types of forests.
It contributed to the ninth session of the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues(April 2010), and participated in a panel discussion on indigenous peoples and forests highlighting the contributions made by indigenous peoples in the sustainable forest management and opportunities offered by the non-legally binding instrument on all types of forests for gaining high political attention to forests and indigenous peoples.
At its ninth session, in the context of the International Year of Forests, the Forum recommended that the Economic and Social Council and, through it, the General Assembly, consider the establishment of an International Day of the Forest, with the aim of recognizing the significant contribution of forests to sustainable development, the achievement of the internationally agreed development goals and the corresponding need to strengthen the sustainable management of all types of forests for the benefit of future generations.
Documentation prepared for the meeting included the provisional agenda, with annotations(E/CN.18/AC.1/2006/1), the above-mentioned note by the secretariat on developing a non-legally binding instrument on all types of forests and a compilation of proposals and comments on the non-legally binding instrument on all types of forests(E/CN.18/AC.1/2006/3), submitted by member States and other groups.