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(9367) United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
1 - The Convention was adopted on 9 May 1992, in New York, and signed at the 1992 Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro by more than 150 countries and the European Community. Its ultimate objective is the stabilization of greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere at a level that would prevent dangerous anthropogenic interference with the climate system. It contains commitments for all Parties. Under the Convention, Parties included in Annex I aim to return greenhouse gas emissions not controlled by the Montreal Protocol to 1990 levels by the year 2000. The Convention entered in force in March 1994. 2 – See 9327.
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Dictionary - Capacity Development Framework Terms
- Infiltration capacity
- Evaporativity, Evaporative capacity, Evaporation power, Potential rate of evaporation, or Evaporation potential
- Channel capacity
- Artesian capacity
- Field capacity, Normal field capacity, Normal moisture capacity, Maximum field carrying capacity, Field capillary (moisture) capacity, Effective water-holding capacity, Specific retention
- Overdevelopment
- Heat capacity, Entropy
- Specific heat capacity
- Transportation capacity
- Air capacity of soil
- Exchange capacity, Cation exchange capacity, Base exchange capacity, or Saturation capacity
- Buffering capacity
- Moisture-holding capacity, Saturation capacity or Maximum water capacity
- Field capacity
- Available moisture capacity
- Dead storage capacity, or Dead storage
- Reservoir capacity, Gross capacity reservoir, Gross storage, or Storage capacity
- Capacity curve
- Ultimate bearing capacity
- Transportation capacity
- Capacity statement
- Optimum capacity of an outlet, Optimum farm stream
- Duty on capacity, or Full supply duty
- Rural Development
- Inverted capacity
- Capacity of a well
- Artesian-well capacity, or Capacity of artesian well
- Specific capacity of a well
- Tested capacity
- Head-capacity curve for a well
- Field head-capacity curve for pump
- Well development
- Escaping capacity
- Crop development stage
- Initial development stage
- Natural drainage or Natural drainage capacity
- Drain capacity
- Field capacity, Field moisture capacity, Normal field capacity, Normal capacity, Capillary capacity, Maximum field carrying capacity, Field capillary (moisture) capacity, Effective water holding capacity
- Storage capacity
- Sand-carrying capacity (lime mortar)
- Full capacity dial
- Irrigation development project or system
- Development corporation
- Differential water capacity
- Carrying capacity
- Eco‑development
- Assimilative capacity
- Acceptance capacity
- Cation exchange capacity
- Base exchange capacity
- Adaptive Capacity
- Capacity building
- Coping capacity
- Risk management capacity
- Storage capacity
- Project, Scheme, Water project, or Water resources development project
- Integrated river basin development
- Unified river basin development
- Optimum plan of development
- Development farm
- Community development
- Multi-annual storage, or Multi-annual storage capacity
- Phases of water resources development
- Development period
- Detailed integrated river basin development report, or Basin report
- Development project
- Capacity, capacity development, capacity building
- United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
