Examples of using Forestry sectors in English and their translations into Russian
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land-use change and forestry sectors.
ready-made technological concepts for the agriculture and forestry sectors.
Rather, the objective is to identify common problems in the forestry sectors of the three countries and common issues which can be synergistically
agriculture and forestry sectors.
part of which could be focused on raising long-term international investment for the rehabilitation of the mining and forestry sectors and sustainable revenue generation.
plan the rehabilitation of their agriculture, fisheries and forestry sectors, with an emphasis on rebuilding sustainable livelihood opportunities to enhance food security and incomes.
The continued development of the fisheries and forestry sectors, which are based on renewable natural resources,
fisheries and forestry sectors, namely.
reactivation of our mining, agriculture and forestry sectors.
The special needs of members whose forestry sectors' contribution to their economies is adversely affected by the implementation of the strategy for achieving the exports of tropical timber and timber products from sustainably managed sources by the year 2000;
At the same time it was noted that situations in the forestry sectors are different in different countries in transition, and there are no“blue-prints” to be put into a national context,
FAO Forestry Department and UNECE Timber Section activities should be to assist the countries in the region to continue to develop their forestry sectors, in light of the challenges
eastern Europe from centrally planned to market oriented economies had a major impact on their forestry sectors, and this was also reflected in the Joint Committee's priorities and programme of work.
fisheries and forestry sectors, and to use their environmental and natural resources in
including the mining and forestry sectors, and expressed his disappointment at the failure of the National Assembly to review the findings of the Lutundula Special Parliamentary Commission in charge of evaluating the legitimacy of the contracts concluded during the 1996-1997 and 1998 conflicts.
mining and forestry sectors, with limited backward
readily available to its Members for the solution of their most pressing development problems in the agriculture, fisheries and forestry sectors and rural development.
such as a temporary moratorium on contracts in the mining and forestry sectors.
but the agriculture and forestry sectors in developing countries in all regions are particularly vulnerable to climatic shifts,
waste management and forestry sectors.