Примеры использования Cantonment process на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Similarly, the cantonment process has had to be temporarily halted.
The international community has provided considerable assistance to the cantonment process.
MINUSMA supports the cantonment process at the strategic and technical levels.
However, the programme will likely need to continue, as the cantonment process takes several months.
The cantonment process was relaunched on 2 May, with the cantonment of 1,000 soldiers in Bouaké.
Laws establishing a new integrated army andpolice force were promulgated, and the cantonment process was completed in May.
The current cantonment process serves as an interim stabilization measure, but important challenges persist.
Recent bouts of factional fighting involving the use of heavy weapons(referred to in paras. 22-24)underscore the urgent need to accelerate the cantonment process.
Savings were due to the fact that the cantonment process did not materialize to the extent envisaged under the Paris Accords.
A consensus among all parties on the parameters andtimeline for peace talks is required in order to put in place an effective cantonment process, which remains their responsibility.
The heavy weapons cantonment process is set to continue in Panjsher with the overall figure of 99 per cent of all known heavy weapons disabled or cantoned to date.
On 22 December, President Gbagbo, accompanied by Prime Minister Soro,presided over a ceremony marking the launch of the cantonment process in Tiébissou and Djébonoua, on either side of the former zone of confidence.
Despite extensive advance preparations, the cantonment process presented UNAVEM III with a major logistical challenge and required substantial assistance from the donor community.
He or she will engage with the national Government and counterparts regarding the Mission's mandate andactivities related to the cantonment process and security sector reform linked to the Preliminary Agreement.
Provision of funding for shelter during the cantonment process and the financing of team-building seminars by the Woodrow Wilson Institute NGO.
The two sides also reached agreement on a number of key issues, such as temporary immunity for the belligerents(combatants and leaders of CNDD-FDD and government security forces) andthe transformation of CNDD-FDD into a political party once the cantonment process begins.
After the completion of the cantonment process, a confidence-building exercise is envisaged, which will bring the national armed forces and Séléka together to form new battalions.
Workshops on various aspects of cantonment were conducted, groups/committees were established anda support plan was developed for the cantonment process, and terms of reference were developed for the Mission's newly created disarmament, demobilization and reintegration structures.
In parallel to the cantonment process, the Forces nouvelles command zones were reorganized and reduced from 10 to 4 so-called"instruction groups", namely in Bouaké, Korhogo, Man and Séguéla.
A coordination group on disarmament, demobilization and reintegration, whose members included representatives of the international community, was established in order to discuss the establishment of an interim national disarmament, demobilization andreintegration commission inclusive of representatives of armed groups, including the requirement of funding, if the cantonment process was extended.
I am therefore deeply concerned about the funding challenges facing the cantonment process, as well as the very low number of serviceable weapons surrendered to date by cantoned combatants.
The Chiefs of Staff of the two forces, Generals Mangou and Bakayoko, emphasized in that regard the progress made on the cantonment of the former combatants and on the storage of weapons,in spite of the funding shortages experienced by the Forces nouvelles, and the Special Representative of the Facilitator told the mission that he was confident the cantonment process would be completed within five months and on time for the elections.
UNOCI assisted in the cantonment process through the provision of logistical and technical assistance, including the refurbishment of sites at Kani and Ferkessédougou, to increase the capacity of each to 500 combatants.
The latter resulted in the adoption, on 18 February, of a technical document, signed by the representatives of all armed groups, the Government and the international community,in which the steps necessary to further the cantonment process were outlined. On 13 March, a third workshop focused on the return of State administration and basic services to the north.
Should the parties demonstrate a concrete commitment to the cantonment process, which will be essential for the success of the political process, the Mission must also be prepared to fully support cantonment. .
By mid-2005, following the deployment of the United Nations Operation in Burundi(ONUB)* in June 2004, a referendum on a post-transitional constitution had been held successfully; communal elections had been concluded; more than 10,000 former combatants had participated in the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration programme; laws establishing a new integrated army andpolice force had been promulgated; and the cantonment process had been completed.
As the signing of the Pretoria Protocols has created a new momentum for peace in Burundi, the cantonment process and disarmament, demobilization and reintegration are expected to be expedited, while the number of returnees is expected to increase.
The Prime Minister expressed the view that the question whether disarmament and reunification should be accomplished before the election was not an issue because it is an explicit requirement under Ouagadougou IV. Both the Prime Minister and, at separate meetings, senior Forces nouvelles officials informed the technical assessment mission that they were committedto respecting that agreement, and stated that the cantonment process would be conducted in phases beginning with the site at Korhogo in May.
MINUSMA continues to engage with the Government on the next steps for the cantonment process, the establishment of a national commission for disarmament, demobilization and reintegration, and the development of a comprehensive national programme before inclusive talks begin.
I recommend that UNOCI provide continued advice to the national partners in charge of all aspects of the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration and disarmament and dismantling of militias processes, contribute to the refurbishment of the barracks at the four cantonment sites and support the cantonment process; participate in the arrangement for the secure storage of weapons; and continue to provide microprojects for demobilized combatants.