(c) Climate change The energy sector is the main contributor to global greenhouse emissions.

Cross sectoral dialogue and cooperation are needed to achieve best practices to combat climate change, as well as coordination and integration of sector policies having an impact on climate change.

Sequestration of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions by the LUCF sector in most Parties offset the GHG emissions originating from this sector.

G. Emissions from the land use change and forestry sector

(a) Financial support for the development and commercialization of private sector

Indeed, it is one of the sectors that contributes to greenhouse effects and a sector that experiences climate change effects.

Removals by LUCF in most Parties offset GHG emissions from this same sector.

The relative contributions of different sectors to CO2 emission reductions changes very little in most countries with time.

The uncertainty values were then mapped into the appropriate uncertainty band, to yield a conservativeness factor.

Food security Parties pointed out that many measures addressing vulnerabilities in one sector also had co benefits in other sectors that are vulnerable to climate change.

The table below presents the evolution of total external debt of the public sector, with a breakdown of creditors.

And even more policy makers and the corporate sectors would like to see how the world is changing. Now, why doesn't this take place?

Considering the changing economic and political conditions in industrialized and developing countries, as well as in countries with economies in transition, which create the environment for private and non governmental sectors to assume wider economic roles,

Indian OFDI has undergone significant changes in sectoral and geographical spreads.

Twelve Parties provided projections on the land use change and forestry sector.

Changing needs on the ground had necessitated a continuous revision of military operations and other substantive components of the Mission's mandate, leading to the necessary revision of its logistical and administrative support components.

1. Programme, sector, execution modality and location by cost and volume changes,

Several WMO departments also contribute to the enhancement of regional climate outlook forum networks that strengthen capacity to anticipate and manage climate variability and change in sensitive regions and sectors.

Culture sector

Lead reviewers gave particular consideration to the review of the LULUCF sector.

Percentage Changes in Women's Employment in primary sector per position in profession, for the years 2000 2003

2. As with many other services sectors, the impact of globalization and technological progress is transforming the world s health services sector.

Views on table 5 Sectoral report for land use, land use change and forestry

But there were no changes in sectoral productivity levels, and market entry rates fell. See UNCTAD, Trade liberalization in Chile Experiences and prospects (United Nations publication, Sales No. E.91.II.D.18), 1992.

Such activities include, inter alia, methane emissions from agriculture and waste sectors, coal mining, biomass burning carbon dioxide emissions from land use change and forestry and nitrous oxide emissions from all sectors.

The expected changes are likely to be spread unevenly across developing countries and sectors.

5. The cultural sector

The variability of the draft convention's scope of application could entail legal uncertainty for the sector.

A. A new scenario in the health services sector in a rapidly changing technological and economic environment

The health sector is also experiencing these changes, and there is growth in private sector participation in the financing, production and delivery of health and health care services.

First, some initiatives provide financial support for the development and commercialization of private sector technologies to mitigate climate change.

Changes in women's employment in the primary sector per position in profession, in thousands, for years 2000 2003

Several multilateral initiatives help the private sector develop and disseminate technologies to mitigate climate change.

Table 1. Models and approaches used to assess impacts of, and vulnerability and adaptation to, climate change in key sectors in non Annex I Parties

Assessing the impacts of climate change methods for projecting the impacts of climate change on a geographical region, economic sector, human health, food production, or ecological system It should be noted that many methods to assess the impacts of climate change are the same as methods to assess the impacts of climate and its normal variability on natural ecosystems and socio economic activities.

Many of these changes are made possible through government private sector dialogue to promote enterprise development.

It is designed to facilitate the monitoring of basic changes and evolution of the workforce at the level of individual departments and of the Organization.

438. Women account for more than 50 per cent of staff in the medical field and do their work under precarious conditions and for slim recompense.

5 Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.

Taking into account the changes in the non governmental sector, including the emergence of a large number of national and regional organizations,

If it goes ahead, this project will be concerned with changing the culture in the white male dominated fire service.

In Finland, the Council of State prepared a report on the effects of changes in the age structure of the population and the ways in which different administrative sectors can prepare themselves for the changes.

In this connection, it was noted that a sectoral approach was used already for identifying and evaluating technologies for adaptation to climate change.

Changes in climate could have significant impacts in some sectors and in some regions of the United Kingdom, both of a beneficial and of an adverse nature.

Table 3. Examples of types of adaptation to climate change envisaged for key vulnerable sectors in non Annex I Parties