Übersetzung für "cns-fao " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

Swiss National FAO Committee | Swiss FAO Committee [ CNS-FAO ]

FAO area | FAO major fishing area

Joint FAO/WHO Meeting on Pesticide Residues | Joint Meeting on Pesticide Residues FAO/WHO | JMPR [Abbr.]

agricultural machinery [ farm machinery | [http ...]

coverage of Code of Conduct for Responsible Fisheries | coverage of FAO code of conduct | Code of Conduct for Responsible Fisheries | scope of Code of Conduct for Responsible Fisheries

FAO [ UN Food and Agriculture Organisation | United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation ]

FAO Principles of surplus disposal and guidung lines

equidae [ ass | colt | donkey | equine species | foal | horse | mare | mule | [http ...]

People's Republic of China | China [ CHN; CN | CHN; CN ]

Ordinance of 31 October 2007 on Family Allowances | Family Allowances Ordinance [ FAO ]

in the case of fishery products caught at sea, the name in writing of the sub-area or division listed in the FAO fishing areas, as well as the name of such zone expressed in terms understandable to the consumer, or a map or pictogram showing that zone, or, by way of derogation from this requirement, for fishery products caught in waters other than the Northeast Atlantic (FAO Fishing Area 27) and the Mediterranean and Black Sea (FAO Fishing Area 37), the indication of the name of the FAO fishing area;

18. Believes that ongoing research into sustainable agriculture production systems is essential; stresses the role of publicly-funded research programmes, of the EU technology platform for ecological agricultural research and of the Seventh Framework Programme for research and technological development; calls for programmes for technology transfer to developing countries to be implemented where appropriate; calls on the FAO member governments to follow the recommendations made in the IAASTD to reverse top-down transfer-of-technology concepts and replace them with bottom-up, participatory, farmer-oriented innovation concepts;

12. Acknowledges the FAO's view that net food-importing countries are hardest hit by rising food prices and that many of these countries are the world's least developed; points out once again that poverty and dependence on food imports are leading causes of food insecurity; is mindful of the fact that only a small percentage of global food production, which increasingly comes from only a small number of exporting countries, is actually traded on international markets;

2. Stresses the right of everyone to have access to sufficient safe and nutritious food; calls for a world free from hunger and points out that a genuine fight against hunger requires the establishment of comprehensive policies which enhance sustainable farming and food production systems, so as to improve developing countries' capacity to feed their people; calls on countries to implement the FAO 'Voluntary guidelines for the progressive realisation of the right to adequate food in the context of national food security' and supports the practical application of these guidelines on the basis of the principles of participation, transparency and accountability; welcomes the undertakings given in principle at the Rome Summit, but expresses ...[+++]disappointment at the lack of specific financial pledges and the poor attendance by G8 high-level representatives; in this context, calls on all Member States to redouble their commitment to achieving MDG 1 (to halve hunger by 2015) and endorse a global goal to eradicate hunger and malnutrition by 2025 or, failing that, the earliest possible date;