Примеры использования Activities of international observers на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Coordinates and provides support to the activities of international observers;
The Secretariat, through the Department of Political Affairs, has continued to provide support andtechnical assistance to electoral commissions in Africa and to coordinate the activities of international observers.
In addition, an expert was appointed to coordinate the activities of international observers during the elections.
Action taken: An officer from the Electoral Assistance Division was sent to follow the elections andto advise the electoral authorities on the activities of international observers.
Coordination and support for the activities of international observers has been provided in six cases, but in only two cases during the previous year.
Provided observation(follow and report) andassistance to the coordination of the activities of international observers.
UNOGBIS coordinated the activities of international observers, involving 85 representatives from the African Union, the Economic Community of West African States(ECOWAS), the West African Economic Monetary Union(UEMOA) and the International Organization of la Francophonie IOF.
In some cases the Division provides coordination and support to the activities of international observers who have been invited by requesting Governments.
As a result of this mission,a Joint Electoral Observation Mission in Azerbaijan was established to observe the electoral process as well as to coordinate and support the activities of international observers.
In addition, the United Nations, through UNDP,assisted in the coordination of the activities of international observers invited by the Government of Lesotho.
A UNDP project was prepared, to be implemented by OPS, and a consultant was sent to provide assistanceto the Electoral Commission, and- together with OSCE- to establish a Joint Electoral Observation Mission to coordinate the activities of international observers.
Evaluation of requests; exploratory or needs-assessment missions;coordination and support for the activities of international observers, as well as those of national observers; and technical assistance;
Based on the cooperation first established for the observation of elections for an Armenian National Assembly on 5 July 1995, the United Nations and OSCE established a Joint Electoral Observation Mission in Azerbaijan to observe the electoral process andto coordinate and support the activities of international observers.
In addition to technical assistance,in January 1996 the United Nations established a small secretariat to coordinate the activities of international observers present during the final phase of the electoral process.
UGANDA Request: On 27 October 1992, the UNDP Resident Representative informed Headquarters that the Government was contemplating inviting the United Nations and other international organizations to observe the elections for theConstituent Assembly in 1993. On 16 July 1993, the Commissioner for the Constituent Assembly sent a request to the United Nations to facilitate and coordinate the activities of international observers for the elections then scheduled for December 1993.
In addition, in June 1996 the Government requested the United Nations to coordinate the activities of international observers present during the Presidential elections held on 7 July(1st round) and 28 July 1996 2nd round.
In a letter dated 2 April 1998, the Secretary-General accepted an invitation from the Royal Government of Cambodia to coordinate the activities of international observers throughout the entire electoral process.
Accordingly, the Acting Director of the Electoral Assistance Division was involved in assisting with the coordination of the activities of international observers present during the first round of Presidential elections on 2 June 1996 and the second round on 3 July 1996 technical, and coordination and support.
Following a request from the Government(received in June 1995),the OSCE/United Nations Joint Electoral Observation Mission in Azerbaijan was established to coordinate the activities of international observers present for the Parliamentary elections held on 12 and 26 November 1995.
South Africa's Multi-party Negotiating Council on 6 December 1993 adopted a resolution, later ratified by the TEC,calling upon the United Nations to coordinate activities of international observers provided by the Commonwealth, EU and OAU, as well as those provided by any other intergovernmental organization or Government.
On 14 January, the Security Council unanimously adopted resolution 894(1994), and agreed with the Secretary-General's proposals concerning the mandate and the size of UNOMSA,including his proposals for the coordination of the activities of international observers provided by intergovernmental organizations and Governments.
Another category arises from requests made to the United Nations to provide coordination and support to the activities of international observers who have been invited by Governments.
In addition, the Deputy Director of the Electoral Assistance Division travelled to the country at the beginning of March 1996 to coordinate the activities of international observers present during the first round of Presidential elections held on 6 March 1996.
Conducting exploratory or needs assessment missions following the evaluation of requests, the outcome of which requires preparation of a plan and follow-up for their implementation,including coordinating and supporting the activities of international observers; and technical assistance, follow-up and reporting missions, as well as implementation and organization of supervisory and verification missions;
At the request of the Government, the Electoral Assistance Division of the Secretariat and UNDP worked closely with the Interim National Electoral Commission to identify the technical requirements for organizing the electoral process and established a project at Freetown that was designed to coordinate international financial andtechnical assistance in support of the electoral process and to facilitate the activities of international observer groups. A donors' conference was held on 30 November 1995 at United Nations Headquarters.
On 7 December 1993,the Transitional Executive Council requested the United Nations to provide an adequate number of international observers to monitor the electoral process and to coordinate the activities of the international observers to be provided by the Organization of African Unity, the European Union, the Commonwealth and various Governments.
At the request of the National Electoral Commission, UNOGBIS coordinated the activities of international election observers, with technical assistance from the Government of Canada. One hundred and eleven international observers were registered by UNOGBIS in the first round, and 106 in the second round.
UNDP provided a Chief Technical Adviser to the Interim National Electoral Commission, two consultants and four United Nations Volunteers,who established a small secretariat to coordinate the activities of international electoral observers.
In seeking to learn from past experience,the Electoral Assistance Division organized a one-day colloquium on United Nations coordination and support activities for international observers of the 1998 Cambodian elections.
Action taken: The United Nations sent an officer of the Electoral Assistance Unit and a consultant, funded by the Government of Canada,to assist the Resident Coordinator in coordinating the activities of the international observers in the first round of elections.