Примеры использования Arms collection на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Transparency of the arms collection process is vital.
The inclusion in peace or ceasefire agreements of clauses on arms collection;
Transparency of the arms collection process is vital.
It would provide assistance for disarmament, demobilization and integration,as well as arms collection and monitoring.
In the meantime, the UNDP community arms collection and development programme continued in Lofa, Nimba and Grand Gedeh counties.
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Reconnaissance mission by ECOMOG and UNOMIL of arms collection centres.
However, the Government had launched an arms collection campaign and established a technical commission on civilian disarmament.
In addition, the Committee noted with satisfaction that the Republic of the Congo is implementing the Community Arms Collection for Development programme.
Promotional items were produced in support of the arms collection operations, including 80 vests, 55 knapsacks, 100 T-shirts, 4,100 caps and 2,000 stickers.
The United Nations Development Programme(UNDP),supported by UNMIL, is launching a community arms collection and destruction project in Liberia.
Deploy troops in all disarmament centres and arms collection sites to enhance disarmament and provide security to encamped ex-combatants;
The involvement of women and women's groups in all aspects of disarmament, demobilization and reintegration programmes should be strengthened,including their involvement in arms collection.
The group's work is complemented by the UNDP Community Arms Collection for Development programme.
His Government hoped that the arms collection project would be crowned with success and might serve as an example of how to meet local communities' numerous development needs.
UNDP is providing a grant to the police in Sierra Leone to establish a community arms collection programme which emphasizes both capacity-building and licensing.
We support demobilization and arms collection programmes in a number of countries, and we have raised the question of what role United Nations peacekeeping operations could play in these areas.
UNMIL and the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP) are continuing to collaborate on a five-year national community arms collection and development programme.
Such a resolution should also provide for effective arms collection programmes in countries which are saturated with weapons that are causing internal and regional instability.
Discussions are proceeding on the establishment of both a National Commission on Small Arms and an arms collection pilot project targeting Bong and Lofa counties.
In addition, UNDP is implementing the Community Arms Collection for Development Programme, which provides community development projects in exchange for weapons in Grand Gedeh, Lofa and Nimba counties.
Furthermore, we have recently begun a joint research programme with the United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research on arms collection projects in various countries.
In addition, a community arms collection programme had been launched in partnership with the United Nations Development Programme, with the aim of preventing crimes that normally occurred in post-conflict situations.
Angola has carried out a programme in four phases, as follows:(a) awareness-raising;(b)voluntary arms collection;(c) forced arms collection; and(d) assessment of the activities carried out.
Alongside future arms collection and storage efforts, careful consideration will need to be given to transportation methods and appropriate safety measures applied to avoid further diversions and explosions.
At the same time, the Mission will continue to undertake cordon and search operations to retrieve weapons throughout the country andextend support to the UNDP Community Arms Collection for Development programme.
The approach should comprise measures for strengthening internal security, arms collection and destruction, the creation of social and economic opportunities including training and education of former combatants for their reintegration into civil society.
Bolivia(Plurinational State of) and Ecuador received technical advice to supportactivities to collect and destroy arms, and Senegal launched its national arms collection campaign with support from UNODC.
The formulation and design of a project document to support national initiatives for arms collection was also to be considered, in full consultation with all national and relevant regional authorities and United Nations agencies and taking into account the views of civil society.
Mobilizing, in close cooperation with the United Nations country team, international support for the implementation of targeted programmes aimed at strengthening the rule of law, demobilization,voluntary arms collection and job creation for former combatants;
In imitation of the arms collection projects under way by the United Nations Development Programme in their country, students organized acollection not of guns but knives from their fellow students and invited teachers and community members for a symbolic and celebratory Flame of Peace.