Примеры использования Alternative development assistance на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Farm families receiving alternative development assistance.
In Peru, alternative development assistance was provided to 21 farmers' organizations in eight coca-growing areas reaching 8,900 families.
Number of families receiving alternative development assistance.
The resulting information helps to guide the design and implementation of illicit crop elimination programmes,including the provision of alternative development assistance.
To date, drug control and alternative development assistance have been very limited.
The vast majority of illicit crop growers have unfortunately not received direct alternative development assistance.
UNODC provided alternative development assistance to former opium poppy growers.
The vast majority of illicit crop growers have unfortunately not received direct alternative development assistance.
UNDCP terminated its alternative development assistance programme in northern Thailand in 1994.
Ii Increased number of concerned countries assisted in providing alternative development assistance to farmers in need.
Austria provided bilateral alternative development assistance to Bolivia, and Germany to Bolivia, Lao People's Democratic Republic, Peru, Colombia, Thailand and Viet Nam, and, on a multilateral basis through UNDCP, to Afghanistan, Peru and Viet Nam.
Over the past 25 years, UNODC has been the leading United Nations organization providing multilateral alternative development assistance.
The Czech Republic reported that it had provided alternative development assistance to Afghanistan, Angola, Mongolia and Yemen.
Concern was expressed that in some cases farmers might continue to cultivate illicit drug crops while receiving alternative development assistance.
A total of 30 Governments reported providing alternative development assistance on a bilateral, regional or multilateral basis.
UNDCP alternative development assistance in east Asia will be targeting the major opium-producing regions of Myanmar, the Lao People's Democratic Republic and Viet Nam with an estimated total sum of $10.8 million for the biennium.
One speaker noted that UNODC should clearly link its alternative development assistance to areas affected by illicit drug crop cultivation.
In the Lao People's Democratic Republic, where some 5,800 households were dependent on opium poppy cultivation in 2006, UNODC, in partnership with other United Nations organizations and the Asian Development Bank(ADB),provided alternative development assistance in the provinces of Phongsaly and Houaphan.
Despite the successfulelimination of opium cultivation, however, alternative development assistance had reached only 50 per cent of growers, and 50 per cent of villages that had formerly cultivated opium urgently required such assistance. .
In the Lao People's Democratic Republic, UNODC, in partnership with other United Nations agencies, has provided alternative development assistance to affected communities.
In 2009, UNODC continued to advocate the need for increased alternative development assistance to affected Member States and continued the implementation of its field activities in Afghanistan, Bolivia, Colombia, the Lao People's Democratic Republic, Myanmar and Peru.
In the reporting period 2006-2007, UNODC, in partnership with other United Nations agencies andthe Asian Development Bank, continued to provide alternative development assistance in the provinces of Phongsaly, Houaphan and Oudomxay.
Only 20 per cent of States reporting in 2004 indicated that they had provided alternative development assistance to other States on a bilateral, regional or multilateral basis in the 2002-2004 reporting period, compared to 27 per cent over the 2000-2002 period.
Member States, UNODC, the international community and in particular the international financial institutions should strive to increase human, political and economic resources to broaden the coverage of alternative development programmes, given that on average anywhere between 15 and23 per cent of households that require alternative development assistance receive support.
Major successes in illicit curbing opium production were achievedin particular in Thailand, partly linked to alternative development assistance projects assisted by UNFDAC, the Thai Government and other donors.
In addition to the delivery of ongoing alternative development assistance to PLANTE in Colombia, to agroforestry in Bolivia and to three newly developed alternative development projects in Peru, new and far-reaching alternative development activities are to be initiated, as follows.
In partnership with otherUnited Nations bodies and the Asian Development Bank, UNODC provided alternative development assistance to former opium poppy growers in the Lao People's Democratic Republic.
In the Lao People's Democratic Republic, UNODC, in partnership with other United Nations agencies,provided alternative development assistance to improve the capacity of communities to address their problems related to development and drug abuse.
After 12 years of intervention, UNDCP transferred to eight farmers' organizations andto the regional government project assets for alternative development assistance in the provinces of Convención and Yanatile, where approximately 12 per cent of the coca bush cultivation is estimated to take place.
A serious concern, however, is the apparent decline in the provision of technical assistance, with only 20 per cent of States reporting that they had provided alternative development assistance to other States on a bilateral, regional or multilateral basis in the third reporting period, compared with 27 per cent in the second reporting period.