Примеры использования Common trust на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Donors Common Trust Fund.
International protection of refugees has been accepted as a common trust.
In March 1998, the three organizations set up a common trust fund to mobilize donor support.
The common trust fund steering group provides the main forum for progress to be discussed.
His Group welcomed the establishment of the Common Trust Fund, and appealed to donors to contribute to it.
The JITAP Common Trust Fund Steering Committee will discuss the evaluation report in September 2006.
The Board plans to review the position further as part of its review of the ITC Common Trust Fund.
Solidarity and common trust, mutual respect and humanism are not enough even for normal functioning of a society.
The outcome of this evaluation will be reviewed at a meeting of the JITAP Common Trust Fund Steering Group in June 2002.
The JITA programme's common Trust Fund for beneficiary countries launched in March 1998 received total pledges to the Fund amounting to $8.2 million out of an estimated requirement of $10.3 million.
The number of beneficiary countries must be expanded, anddonor countries were urged to contribute generously to the Common Trust Fund.
We have undertaken to safeguard the cultural heritage as a common trust, and keep it accessible as a living part of today's culture.
The overall budget for Programme activities in the seven directly managed countries is $9,888,000,with a further $456,100 being provided outside the common trust fund by UNDP for Tunisia.
In order to implement it, in March 1998 WTO,UNCTAD and ITC launched a common trust fund for technical assistance to Africa in the trade sector.
Substantive servicing: formal and informal annual meetings of the Joint Advisory Group(4); meetings of the Consultative Committee of the Global Trust Fund(6);meetings of the Steering Group of the Common Trust Fund Committee(4);
JITAP began its implementation phase in March 1998 using resources from the Common Trust Fund with contributions from a wide range of donors.
The first meeting of the Steering Group of the common trust fund of the joint UNCTAD/WTO/ITC integrated technical assistance programme was held in April 1998, followed by two other meetings in June and November 1998.
Azerbaijan considers confidence-building measures to be a valuable complementary tool in fostering common trust and security among States at the international, regional and subregional levels.
The common trust fund has two resource"windows" to which donors can contribute: window 1 is a general pool of monies that can be used for preparatory and generic activities; and window 2 funds are for activities in countries specified by donors.
In order to implement the Programme, WTO,UNCTAD and ITC launched a Common Trust Fund for technical assistance to Africa in the trade sector on 1 March 1998.
The launching of the Common Trust Fund to support the implementation of the UNCTAD/WTO/ITC Joint Integrated Technical Assistance Programme in Selected Least Developed and Other African Countries(JITAP), and in the follow-up to the Integrated Framework, in which cooperation has been particularly enhanced with ITC and WTO;
The fact that all the States members of the European Union have sponsored the draft resolution before us illustrates our common trust and hope that a stable and democratic society can be built in Guatemala.
ITC cannot allocate funding in advance of receipt under the common trust fund rules, and the range of activities which can be undertaken in under-funded countries is limited to the resources ITC is able to allocate from window 1 resources.
As was agreed in the High-level Meeting, the activities for individual African LDCs under the Joint Integrated Technical Assistance Programme in Selected Least Developed and Other African Countries are subsumed in the Integrated Framework. On 1 March 1998, UNCTAD,WTO and ITC launched the Common Trust Fund to support the implementation of the programme see para. 25 above.
To gain momentum andtime, while maintaining the prerogatives of the steering group under common trust fund by-laws, the three agencies agreed to limit initial funding to half this amount, or about 3 per cent of average project costs.
The JITAP Common Trust Fund Steering Group(CTF), made up of donors and beneficiaries and the three executing agencies, had met on 25 June 2002 and concurred with the overall conclusion of the evaluators, calling on the three executing agencies to prepare detailed proposals for a successor arrangement to JITAP to be presented to the CTF in October 2002.
UNCTAD's increasing cooperation on operational activities with the International Trade Centre(ITC) andthe World Trade Organization(WTO) culminated in the launching in March 1998 of the Common Trust Fund to support the implementation of the UNCTAD/WTO/ITC Joint Integrated Technical Assistance Programme in Selected Least-Developed and Other African Countries.
For the African LDCs involved, the Common Trust Fund should help implement the results of the High-level Meeting on Integrated Initiatives for Least Developed Countries' Trade Development held in October 1997 under the auspices of WTO, with the active participation of UNCTAD, ITC, UNDP, the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund IMF.
Similarly, the final report of the Joint Integration Technical AssistanceProgramme(JITAP)- Phase II project(RAF0T3AI) presents a detailed use of funds per country(the allocated amount to Zambia from the Common Trust Fund was $816,810), but it appears that this amount is consolidated for the three agencies implementing the programme(the World Trade Organization(WTO), International Trade Centre(ITC) and UNCTAD), and not providing the resources available to UNCTAD for each country.
The technical assistance programme for selected African countries, implemented jointly with WTO and ITC,developed project documents, methodologies and a common trust fund which will allow implementation starting in the second quarter of 1998 and may provide a model for practical follow-up to the High-Level Meeting on Integrated Initiatives for Least Developed Countries' Trade Development.