Примеры использования Executive board endorsed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Executive Board endorsed the MYFF in its decision 99/23.
Noting the high quality and candid character of the feedback study, the Executive Board endorsed its findings and recommendations.
The Executive Board endorsed the Strategic Plan in September 2009.
As noted at its third regular session 1999(DP/1999/42), the Executive Board endorsed the plans to phase out the activities of UNRFNRE by the end of 2000.
The Executive Board endorsed the corporate gender strategy of UNDP and the interim action plan for 2005.
As indicated in the preface of the UNDP strategic plan, 2008-2011, the Executive Board endorsed the plan as amended and augmented by decision 2007/32.
The Executive Board endorsed the modified system for allocation of regular resources in 1997 E/ICEF/1997/12/Rev.1, decision 1997/18.
UNDP has already taken strides to redefine its mission- the Executive Board endorsed the UNDP mission statement at its annual session 1996 decision 96/29.
The Executive Board endorsed the recommendation contained in the report to discontinue the WHO/UNICEF/UNFPA Coordinating Committee on Health.
The findings and recommendations are included in the corporate gender action plan, 2006-2007, which the Executive Board endorsed at its first regular session 2006.
In decision 2009/15, the Executive Board endorsed the decision to defer implementation of IPSAS to 2012.
It also includes a net volume increase of$5.2 million to strengthen capacity in order to deliver effectively on the strategic plan, 2008-2011, which the Executive Board endorsed for implementation at its second regular session 2007.
In addition, the Executive Board endorsed two sub-classifications of development activities and costs:(i) programmes; and(ii) development effectiveness.
Welcomes decision 2007/35, adopted by the Executive Board of the UnitedNations Development Programme and of the United Nations Population Fund at its second regular session of 2007 on 14 September 2007, in which the Executive Board endorsed the strategic priorities and results set out in the UNIFEM strategic plan, 2008-2011;
In decision 2008/15, the Executive Board endorsed the modified system for allocation of regular resources for programmes, originally adopted in 1997.
The Executive Board endorsed the Integrated Framework for Technical Assistance to Support Trade-related Activities in Least Developed Countries(DP/1998/CRP.4) and took note of the report of UNDP follow-up to World Trade Organization initiatives for least developed countries DP/1998/CRP.5.
In decision 2012/1 on the second review, the Executive Board endorsed overarching assumptions with respect to predictability and progressivity in allocating TRAC-1 resources, and UNDP presence.
In June 1998, the Executive Board endorsed the UNFPA work plan 1999-2002, in which the income from the general resources for 1999 was estimated at $310 million.
By its decision 2011/3 of 30 June 2011, the Executive Board endorsed the strategic plan of UN-Women for 2011-2013(see UNW/2011/9 and UNW/2011/13), which is being implemented.
In its decision 2002/10, the Executive Board endorsed the proposal to move from a three-year programme financial framework to a four-year programme framework for the period commencing in 2004.
In 2007, the Executive Board endorsed the extension of the second and final tenure of the incumbent Director of the Evaluation Office, as prescribed by the evaluation policy.
In September 1997, the Executive Board endorsed the provision of additional emergency resources for Montserrat for housing environmental health and microenterprises development.
In decision 2000/13, the Executive Board endorsed a proposal to use up to $1 million a year to ensure reproductive health in emergency circumstances.
In the interim, the Executive Board endorsed the provision of emergency assistance, to be accommodated under target for resources assignment from the core TRAC line 1.1.3.
In its decision 99/1, the Executive Board endorsed the multi-year funding framework(MYFF) 2000-2003, consisting of a strategic results framework(SRF) and an integrated resource framework.
In 2003, the Executive Board endorsed HIV/AIDS as a full-fledged practice, and it is now a distinct goal under the multi-year funding framework MYFF.
In its decision 2003/22, paragraph 5, the Executive Board endorsed, as a provisional arrangement, the approach for cost recovery as contained in paragraphs 130 to 134 of the UNDP budget estimates for the biennium 2004-2005.
In decision 2002/9(E/ICEF/2002/8), the Executive Board endorsed the report on the evaluation function in the context of the MTSP(E/ICEF/2002/10) as a policy statement on the evaluation function of UNICEF.
In its decision 2002/18, the Executive Board endorsed new programming arrangements for the period 2004-2007, establishing fixed annual allocations for HDRO and for ODS.
At the first regular session of 2004, the Executive Board endorsed that recommendation decision 2004/1 E/ICEF/2004/7(Part I). The Executive Boards of UNFPA and WHO adopted similar decisions and the CCH was discontinued.