Примеры использования Capacity for peacekeeping на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Strengthening Africa's capacity for peacekeeping.
Proposed capacity for peacekeeping and special political missions under the new system of administration of justice.
OAU has also established a peace fund to assist in building African capacity for peacekeeping.
To enhance collaboration on strengthening African capacity for peacekeeping, the Department of Peacekeeping Operations and OAU have each appointed focal points to act as liaisons with the other.
In that connection, his delegation welcomed the initiatives to enhance the capacity for peacekeeping in some African countries.
I believe that strengthening Africa's capacity for peacekeeping and peace-building is essential if we are to deal with the challenges that United Nations peacekeeping is facing.
The provision of logistic support remains one of the key elements of enhancing African capacity for peacekeeping.
Paragraph 1 of theresolution invited regional and subregional organizations that have the capacity for peacekeeping to place such capacities under the United Nations Standby Arrangements System UNSAS.
Regional and subregional organizations should likewise welcome investment in the United Nations capacity for peacekeeping.
In looking to future strategies for enhancing Africa's capacity for peacekeeping, the proposals developed in consultation with OAU officials and tabled in my predecessor's report(A/50/711-S/1995/911) remain valid.
We thus welcome efforts by the United Nationsto collaborate with the African Union with a view to building and enhancing the latter's capacity for peacekeeping.
Therefore, we should ensure that the United Nations has an effective capacity for peacekeeping operations to meet the growing demands.
In cooperation with OAU, the Secretariat has already undertaken to serve as a clearing house for the collection anddissemination of information on enhancing African capacity for peacekeeping.
The panel's recommendations have been guided by the need to build up the African Union's capacity for peacekeeping, both in its ability to respond to crises and in its need for a capacity that is capable of promoting long-term stability on the continent.
The Department of Peacekeeping Operations, in close coordination with OAU, has undertaken to serve as the focal point for the collection anddissemination of information on African capacity for peacekeeping.
The establishment of trilateral cooperation among the Security Council, the General Assembly and the Secretariat in seeking optimum solutions for the strengthening of the Organization's capacity for peacekeeping-- including preventive measures,peacekeeping and peacemaking-- was assuming particular importance at the current time.
In this connection,the Department of Peacekeeping Operations is currently building a database of information provided by Member States on activities they are undertaking in support of strengthening African capacity for peacekeeping.
Sixthly, the Summit had decided to strengthen United Nations capacity for peacekeeping, peacemaking and peacebuilding and produced a blueprint for a peacebuilding commission to ensure more coherent and sustained international efforts in post-conflict situations.
It also supported the further development of the system of standby arrangements as a very important element for increasing the deployment capacity for peacekeeping operations.
Moreover, the capacity for peacekeeping must rightly be built within Member States, primarily on behalf of the United Nations, as well as the OAU and subregional organizations, such as the Southern African Development Community, the Economic Community of West African States and the Economic Community of Central African States.
In this regard, delegations expressed their continued support for the African Union Peace Support Team of the Department of Peacekeeping Operations in assisting the African Union in building capacity for peacekeeping operations on the continent.
Invites all regional andsubregional organizations that have a capacity for peacekeeping or rapid response in crisis situations to enhance their working relations with the United Nations Secretariat and cooperate with the Secretariat to determine the conditions in which this capacity could contribute to the fulfilment of UN mandates and goals.
In the interest of peace and development in the African continent,the Security Council should start considering ways to give Africans the capacity to strengthen their own capacity for peacekeeping, and particularly their capacity for prevention in order to deal with crisis situations.
The Council also invited all regional andsubregional organizations that had a capacity for peacekeeping or rapid response in crisis situations to enhance their working relations with the Secretariat and cooperate with the Secretariat to determine the conditions in which that capacity could contribute to the fulfilment of United Nations mandates and goals.
In 2010, in a presidential statement, the Council also invited the Secretariat and all regional andsubregional organizations that have a capacity for peacekeeping to enhance their working relations and to further explore how their collaboration could better contribute to the fulfilment of United Nations mandates and goals, so as to ensure a coherent framework for peacekeeping. .
The Security Council invites the Secretariat and all regional andsubregional organizations that have a capacity for peacekeeping to enhance their working relations and to further explore how their collaboration could better contribute to the fulfilment of United Nations mandates and goals, so as to ensure a coherent framework for peacekeeping. .
Building Capacities for Peacekeeping and Women's Dimensions in Peace Processes.
They also stressed the importance they attach to assistance to African countries in their efforts to enhance their capacities for peacekeeping and conflict prevention.
Furthermore, utilizing regional capacities for peacekeeping is by no means a guarantee for success.
I appeal to Member States to do more to ensure that the United Nations has effective capacities for peacekeeping, commensurate with the demands that they place upon it.