Примеры использования Funding of operational activities for development на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Funding of operational activities for development.
The stagnation of post-crisis ODA levels between 2009 and 2012 had had a negative impact on the funding of operational activities for development.
Funding of operational activities for development.
Report of the Secretary-General on the provisional analysis of funding of operational activities for development of the United Nations system for 2011 A/67/516.
Funding of operational activities for development of the.
Efforts to mobilize the political will should be intensified in order toachieve the objectives outlined in the present section regarding funding of operational activities for development.
Selected milestones in funding of operational activities for development since 2007.
The President(interpretation from French): I call first on the representative of India,who is the Chairman of informal consultations on the funding of operational activities for development.
In fact, the shortfalls in the funding of operational activities for development was even more serious.
The review was informed by the background information and analyses contained in the 2012 andprevious reports of the Secretary-General on the funding of operational activities for development.
The funding of operational activities for development needed to be neutral, voluntary and predictable.
In response to the initial consultations, the Secretary-General issued a follow-up report on the funding of operational activities for development within the United Nations system in January 1995 A/49/834.
Analysis of the funding of operational activities for development of the United Nations system for 2009.
As requested by the General Assembly in resolution 67/226, performance andprogress will continue to be reviewed in the context of future reports on the funding of operational activities for development.
The ongoing work on the funding of operational activities for development could provide important input for the conference.
The link of any new funding modality and new and innovative funding ideas may need to be clarified, in particular,as it pertains to funding of operational activities for development.
Mr. Chave(Switzerland), referring to the funding of operational activities for development, said that many countries continued to be reluctant to undertake multi-year commitments.
II. Funding in the present section, references to paragraphs, tables and figures are found in the report of the Secretary-General on the analysis of funding of operational activities for development of the United Nations system for 2011 A/68/97-E/2013/87.
The Secretary-General submitted a report on funding of operational activities for development of the United Nations system for consideration of the Economic and Social Council at its 2012 substantive session A/67/94-E/2012/80.
In May 1994, the Secretary-General, at the request of the General Assembly in annex I, paragraphs 32-34, of its resolution 48/162of 20 December 1993, issued a comprehensive report on the funding of operational activities for development within the United Nations system A/48/940.
Recent reports of the Secretary-General on the funding of operational activities for development have therefore reviewed and analysed non-core funding and cost recovery in more detail.
Nepal therefore supported the Secretary-General's recommendation for the establishment of a new system of core resources consisting of voluntary contributions andnegotiated pledges to be appropriated in multi-year tranches for the funding of operational activities for development.
Emphasizes that funding of operational activities for development of the United Nations system should focus on long-term development challenges based on national development strategies;
Mr. Charles(Trinidad and Tobago) said that his country was concerned at the decline in core resources for development, imbalance between core and non-core resources, continued unfulfilled commitments for official development assistance, andthe need to increase funding of operational activities for development.
Statements were made by the representatives of India(as Chairman of informal consultations on the funding of operational activities for development), Germany(on behalf of the European Union), the Russian Federation, Poland, the United States, Panama, Australia and Algeria on behalf of the Group of 77.
Information on funding of operational activities for development are made available in the report of the Secretary-General submitted to the Economic and Social Council under its agenda item 3(b) entitled“Operational activities of the United Nations for international development cooperation: follow-up to policy recommendations of the General Assembly”.
By its resolution 2003/3 of 11 July 2003, the Economic andSocial Council requested the Secretary-General to undertake further analytical work on the issue of funding of operational activities for development of the United Nations system and to report to the General Assembly at its fifty-ninth session in the context of the triennial comprehensive policy review.
Accordingly, the Secretary-General issued a comprehensive report on the funding of operational activities for development within the United Nations system(A/48/940), which the General Assembly considered at open-ended consultations on prospective new modalities for financing held at its resumed forty-eighth session.
Secondly, on governance, the system-wide evaluation mechanism,common country programmes,"delivering as one", the funding of operational activities for development and the harmonization of business practices, the JCC welcomes the progress made through this resolution in the areas of governance and funding of operational activities. .
Urges all donors and countries in a position to do so to consider more coordinated andflexible approaches to the funding of operational activities for development in situations of transition from relief to development, making use of multiple resource mobilization instruments, and stresses that contributions to humanitarian assistance should not be provided at the expense of development assistance and that sufficient resources for humanitarian assistance should be made available by the international community;