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Fragmentation of efforts;
Such a piecemeal approach to programming led to the fragmentation of efforts and resources.
A general fragmentation of efforts within the United Nations system;
These endeavours are hampered, however, by a shortage of resources and fragmentation of efforts.
When ministries and agencies work in isolation from one another,the result is fragmentation of efforts and resources and a missed opportunity to address sustainable development challenges that are themselves interconnected.
Rationalize and establish clear mandates for entities established to ensure coordination and avoid fragmentation of efforts and resources;
Fragmentation of efforts, combined with continual change in both technology and the global economy, has led to an adequate supply of some types of indicators but a lack of indicators in other areas.
The independent expert believes that better coordination will prevent the fragmentation of efforts and lessen the burden on all participating partners.
Such an understanding is essential in order to avoid stigma, secure the full commitment, involvement andaccountability of all sectors, and avoid fragmentation of efforts.
The fragmentation of efforts, self-interest and poor coordination and harmonization of standards across stakeholders is symptomatic of the absence of a proper institutional framework to support a renewed household survey agenda.
The Expert Group stressed the need to promote collaboration among competent international forums andorganizations in order to avoid duplication and fragmentation of efforts in that field.
Fragmentation of efforts remains a problem, and Australia supports the efforts of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan(UNAMA) to improve aid coherence within the international community and to encourage longer-term commitment to development.
They urged UNFPA to press for significant change at the country level and underscored the importance of attaining tangible results and visibility andavoiding duplication and fragmentation of efforts.
Improved donor coordination and harmonization of assistance modalities could improve the quality and effectiveness of assistance,particularly by avoiding fragmentation of efforts with a diversity of technologies, resulting in uneven coverage and difficulties in maintenance.
It is also concerned about the limited coordination of different sectoral policies, programmes and plans with those focused on the promotion of gender equality,which may result in a fragmentation of efforts.
The breadth and complexity of chemicals issues,the potential for fragmentation of efforts at the national, regional and global levels and the identified need for capacitybuilding provide a strong argument for the full use of the Conference to build and reinforce a stronger level of intersectoral cooperation.
Overall, there is also need for a Fund dedicated solely to gender mainstreaming in Africa in order to reduce fragmentation of efforts and address the gap in financing for gender equality.
The Committee is concerned that the absence of such a coordination mechanism might obstruct the federal/state initiatives aimed at guaranteeing women's enjoyment of their human rights and result in a fragmentation of efforts.
Moreover, some speakers reported on initiatives taken in their countries to allow for collaboration andcoordination among those agencies with a view to preventing the fragmentation of efforts and enabling more concerted action against corruption.
While ongoing efforts to advance the business and human rights agenda and the Guiding Principles are important, they do not derive from an overarching organizational strategy andthus face the risk of incoherence and fragmentation of efforts.
However, they stressed that this"plethora" of institutional mechanisms entailed a potential overlap of their competencies,thus creating the need for better inter-agency coordination which would prevent fragmentation of efforts and ensure the existence of an efficient"checks and balances" system as an effective reaction to corruption.
Moreover, in view of the involvement of numerous international actors and stakeholders in the fight against related crimes, albeit with differing mandates and focus, the Commission may wish to devote attention to the identification of concrete areas where the added value of UNODC activities would be greatest, taking into account the need to develop synergy with such stakeholders, ensure complementarity with existing initiatives andavoid duplication and fragmentation of efforts.
The fact that the circle of terrorism is widening throughout the world today, despite the years of international collaboration aimed at dealingwith this perilous scourge, strengthens our conviction that the effective handling of terrorism requires a unified international approach and avoidance of the fragmentation of efforts and disparity of views that reduce the capacity of the international community to prevent terrorism and curb its rampant spread.
For example, various sectoral ministries see the role of disaster risk reduction as that of another agency or ministry, even though the impact of a disaster on their area of concern could be substantial,seriously exacerbating the fragmentation of efforts to minimize this risk.
While the Committee notes the State party's recognition of the need for effective national mechanisms by setting up the National Commission on Gender Equality and the Ministry of Gender, Sports, Culture and Social Services,the Committee is concerned about the possible fragmentation of efforts of these two institutions as well as their lack of resources.
In Turkey, the two most recent country cooperation frameworks suffered from an excessive scope and fragmentation of effort.
As those accomplishments show,the Commission is capable of bringing together all stakeholders to support countries emerging from conflict and to prevent fragmentation of effort.
The United Nations system can and should play a key role in this regard. Its capacity and resources should be strengthened, andinter-agency cooperation should be enhanced in order to avoid fragmentation of effort.
Given the wide and growing range of international instruments, each requiring States parties to afford one another the widest possible mutual legal assistance and to designate for that purpose a central authority, it is also important for States to ensure that their central authorities under these instruments are a single entity in order to facilitate greater consistency of mutual legal assistance practice for different types of criminal offence andto eliminate the potential for fragmentation of effort in this area.
Increased efforts would therefore need to be made to ensure improved linkages between the various activities in order to achieve a more efficient allocation of resources and the overall rationalization of objectives, as failure to do so could lead to excessive fragmentation of effort and a less than optimal use of resources.