Примеры использования Gender advisory board на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Gender Advisory Board.
It was elaborated in collaboration with the Gender Advisory Board of the Commission.
The Gender Advisory Board intends to hold its second meeting in Kampala, Uganda, in July 1998.
Thus, since 1998, no CSTD member has been serving on the Gender Advisory Board.
Ms. Shirley Malcom,Co-Chair of the Gender Advisory Board, outlined the activities of the Board. .
The Gender Advisory Board was established by CSTD resolution 2/1 for a period of four years on the basis of extrabudgetary resources.
Here one can find information on the Gender Advisory Board, as well as links to relevant documents on gender. .
Its Gender Advisory Board had also benefited from support from the United Nations Development Programme/United Nations Development Fund for Women.
The Bureau of the Council noted with satisfaction the collaboration between the Commission and its Gender Advisory Board, and the inclusion of gender perspectives into its work programme.
The Commission, through its Gender Advisory Board, also works closely with the Commission on the Status of Women and its secretariat.
Ensuring that all its programmes take into account the need to meaningfully and systematically integrate gender equality principles, andimprove its collaboration with its Gender Advisory Board;
Regional secretariats of the Gender Advisory Board were established in South-East Asia, Latin America and Africa.
The NCW cooperated with international and regional organizations, e.g., the Economic Commission for Africa, the Economic andSocial Commission for Western Asia, the Gender Advisory Board/UNCTD, and many other UN organizations.
With regard tothe Gender Advisory Board, activities included assisting countries in putting national and regional gender advisory boards in place.
Taking note of the report entitled"Applying a gender lens to science, technology and innovation", prepared by the United Nations Conference on Trade andDevelopment in close collaboration with the Gender Advisory Board.
Requests the Gender Advisory Board to continue its work as reported, in collaboration with all relevant organizations, in particular those within the United Nations system;
At its 10th meeting, on 21 May 1999,the Commission had before it the text of a draft decision entitled“Gender Advisory Board” submitted by the Vice-Chairperson of the Commission, Ms. Rolanda Predescu(Romania), on the basis of informal consultations.
It would request the Gender Advisory Board to continue its work, as reported in collaboration with all relevant organizations, in particular those within the United Nations system.
Also before the Commission will be a CRP on"Applying a Gender Lens to Science, Technology and Innovation",which UNCTAD has prepared in close collaboration with the Gender Advisory Board of the CSTD, in response to Economic and Social Council resolution 2010/3.
One of the main activities of the Gender Advisory Board was to assist countries in creating national and regional gender advisory boards with funding provided by the Government of the Netherlands.
The Bureau of the Commission also reported on the Commission's collaborations with the United Nations ICT Task Force, the Preparatory Committee of the World Summiton the Information Society, the United Nations Millennium Development Goals Task Force and the Gender Advisory Board.
Viii Continue to provide a forum, in collaboration with its Gender Advisory Board, to share good practice examples and lessons learned in integrating a gender perspective in science, technology and innovation policymaking and implementation;
UNIFEM also developed a partnership with the Women and Gender Division of UNESCO in strategizing for optimal gender mainstreaming andmaintained its working relationship with the Gender Advisory Board(GAB) of the Commission on Science and Technology for Development.
The Gender Advisory Board, which was established by the Commission on Science and Technology for Development as an expert body on gender implications of science and technology for development, continued its four-year mandate lasting from May 1995 to May 1999.
In the draft resolution for adoption by the Economic and Social Council on the theme, the Council would request the Commission to take into account the need to meaningfully and systematically integrate a gender component into all its programmes, andto improve its collaboration with its Gender Advisory Board.
To endorse the nomination of Brazil and Tunisia for membership in the Gender Advisory Board to fill the two vacancies on the Gender Advisory Board from among the members of the Commission in order to ensure continued linkages between the Board and the Commission;
In response to the call of the Commission on the Status of Women at its fifty-fifth session to mainstream a gender perspective in science, technology and innovation, participants called upon the Commission on Science andTechnology for Development to continue to provide a forum, in collaboration with its Gender Advisory Board, to share good practice examples and lessons learned in integrating a gender perspective in science, technology and innovation policymaking and implementation.
With regard to the Gender Advisory Board, the Council,under Section D, paragraph 11, of its resolution 1997/62, requested the Gender Advisory Board to continue its work as reported, in collaboration with all relevant organizations, in particular those within the United Nations system.
Gender-equality issues are mentioned in the outcome documents of the World Conference on Science convened by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization(UNESCO) and the International Council for Science, in cooperation with other partners, and the World Summit on the Information Society, as well as in resolutions of the Commission on Science and Technology for Development, which is the sole functional commission of the Economic andSocial Council to have a Gender Advisory Board, established in 1995.
Following its creation, the Gender Advisory Board started work on identifying regional units in the developing countries which could support the formation and activities of national committees set up by Governments in line with the aforementioned Council recommendation on gender, science and technology for development.