Примеры использования Enhanced national capacity на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Enhanced national capacity.
A section on enhanced national capacity.
Enhanced national capacity for protection of women's rights.
Administrative statistics and enhanced national capacity.
Enhanced national capacity to reform the security sector.
Administrative statistics and enhanced national capacity.
Enhanced national capacity to secure and control the borders.
The need for increased political commitment and enhanced national capacity to address these issues.
Enhanced national capacity to prevent and respond to gender-based violence.
Member States should benefit through enhanced national capacity to analyse and formulate appropriate economic policies.
Enhanced national capacity of member States for trade policy development and implementation.
It was agreed that budget execution would be improved through closer alignment of donor assistance with Government priorities and through enhanced national capacity.
EA(d) Enhanced national capacity of member States for trade-policy development and implementation.
Ensuring environmental protection and natural resource protection and management,as well as an enhanced national capacity for the prevention and management of natural catastrophes, including through food security;
Enhanced national capacity for the environmentally sound management of asbestos and mercury wastes.
In Romania, UNFPA activities aim at achieving an enhanced national capacity for the effective formulation, planning and implementation of population policies, including those related to population ageing.
Enhanced national capacity for prevention, treatment and social reintegration for obstetric fistula.
He highlighted the need for adequate resources, enhanced national capacity and awareness creation if developing countries were to achieve the 20 per cent phase-out target for methyl bromide by 1 January 2005.
Enhanced national capacity of member States for the implementation of ECE recommendations, norms, standards, guidelines and tools.
Other personnel costs(a) Enhanced national capacity of Latin American and Caribbean countries to design and adopt trade policies as well as to implement and manage.
Enhanced national capacity was considered essential for high quality national inputs to the global FRA 2000.
Improved understanding of trade policymaking and enhanced national capacity of developing countries, in particular least developed countries and countries with economies in transition, on measures needed to integrate their economies beneficially into the international trading system and to create an enabling environment for sustainable development.
Enhanced national capacity in adopting participatory mechanisms and ensuring the engagement of civil society in national dialogues and decision-making processes.
Enhanced national capacity is considered essential for high-quality national inputs to the global forest resources assessment for the year 2000 being organized by FAO.
Enhanced national capacity to identify the transmission channels of external shocks and determine the economic and social vulnerability of and impact on different sectors and population groups.
Enhanced national capacity for addressing the HIV and SRH needs of young people and sex workers, including through community-led organizations and networks.
Enhanced national capacity to implement trade facilitation techniques and measures using ECE and other international standards, recommendations and best practices.
Enhanced national capacity to implement ECE legal and regulatory framework for international land transport, infrastructure and services, border-crossing facilitation and transport of dangerous goods.
Enhanced national capacity for the development of Pan-European and transcontinental transport infrastructure, in particular in Eastern and South-Eastern European countries, as well as in South Caucasian and Central Asian countries.
Enhanced national capacity to incorporate the environmental dimension into the design and implementation of development policies, including a better understanding of the uneven effects of such policies on men and women.