Sentence examples for sustainable development planning from inspiring English sources

Since publication of the Northeast NPR-A draft EIA (Table 1), one multinational oil developer has approached the NSB to discuss collaboration on HIA and sustainable development planning.

This phenomenon complicates the interpretation of results during regional analyses, thus potentially hindering sustainable development planning and policy responses across spatial scales.

But planners and developers say sustainable development plans are needed to meet future shifts in the size and age of the U.S. population.

Internationally, these efforts will have to include curbing deforestation in tropical forests, such as those in the Amazon, assistance in sustainable development plans and helping the least developed countries adapt to the impacts of climate change that cannot be avoided.

Taking into account all the above, as well as the necessity to develop climate change impact assessment studies on the local scale, to construct sustainable development plans (Milano et al. 2013), careful evaluation of climate change data sets seems to be indispensable to comprehend climate change impact on water resources availability and spatio-temporal distribution.

The forthcoming Roadmap to a Green Economy must dispel any suggestion that a green economy is an 'add-on' rather than an integral part of the Government's sustainable development plans".

The government has issued strict new rules to further inhibit the export of mahogany from the Amazon, requiring loggers to file a "sustainable development" plan before they can cut down trees.

Mr. Allen tried gamely to respond, warning about Agenda 21, a United Nations sustainable development plan that some conservatives fear has morphed into a global land use agenda for their hometowns.

He said that the government would provide assistance to small farmers and that the construction companies had agreed to put $280 million in a sustainable development plan for the region.

African policymakers are aware of the need to co-ordinate climate strategies, as exemplified by a recent declaration, signed by 30 African ministers, which speaks of "a consolidated framework to ensure coordination and coherence …of climate change initiatives and sustainable development plans in Africa at all levels".

The depletion of groundwater volumes threatens the sustainable development plan of the country and raises significant water security issues.