Sentence examples for facilitate climate from inspiring English sources

In September the World Meteorological Organization held a conference in Geneva and instituted a Global Framework for Climate Services to facilitate climate data sharing among countries.

This paper analyses conditions and institutional design options under which international cooperation can facilitate climate adaptation in urban areas in developing countries.

Forest management might even inherit a key role in meeting climate targets of NDCs [39], although it must be considered that LULUCF can at best contribute to emission reductions, but not facilitate climate neutrality.

The United Nations should accelerate its effort to strengthen capacities and facilitate climate finance access to turn the Paris Agreement aspirations into actions as well as to support the poorest and most vulnerable who are often the innocent victims, and it needs financing to this end.

We should also evaluate 'assisted evolution' (Jones and Monaco 2009) as a conservation technique, whereby managers facilitate climate adaptations in situ.

We present a case study of sub-national platforms established in three districts of the climatically-stressed Upper West Region of Ghana and charged with facilitating climate change responses at the local level and channelling community priorities into national climate change policy.

Forest aboveground biomass mapping has emerged as a critically important initiative for both constraining the global carbon cycle [18] and facilitating climate mitigation initiatives such as REDD+ [8].

There are several projects facilitating climate data and increasing model interoperability: earth system grid (ESG), earth system modeling framework (ESMF), earth system curator, EU-METAFOR, and Purdue CCSM [4, 5, 6, 7, 8].

Converting active ageing into a dynamic concept by creating a facilitating climate for different sub-groups within society, including the frail and dependent, is an ongoing challenge.

For example, Bonan (1998) used the monthly leaf area indices predicted using the land surface model of the National Center for Atmospheric Research as model parameters and applied the parameters to the grids of the Community Climate Model to facilitate global climate change research.

These results demonstrated that the CDSL would facilitate regional climate change impact assessment using a considerably large amount of climate data, e.g., >200 GB, as inputs to agricultural models.