Примеры использования Illicit crop eradication на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Illicit crop eradication programmes.
International cooperation in illicit crop eradication and.
Illicit crop eradication and alternative development.
International cooperation in illicit crop eradication and alternative development.
Illicit crop eradication and alternative development.
International cooperation in illicit crop eradication and alternative development.
Bolivia and Peru reported receiving assistance from the Government of the United States to finance their alternative development and illicit crop eradication programmes.
Colombia continued its large-scale illicit crop eradication programme throughout 1997.
The Joint Ministerial Statement adopted at the ministerial-level segment of that session also addressed international cooperation in illicit crop eradication and alternative development.
International cooperation in illicit crop eradication and alternative development.
In several countries, police corruption has resulted in pressure being generated to involve the military in drug control, illicit crop eradication and border control efforts.
International cooperation in illicit crop eradication and alternative development.
More than 10,000 hectares of coca bush were eradicated in 2004 and a further 8,000 hectares are expected to be eradicated in 2005;however, opposition to illicit crop eradication is growing.
International cooperation in illicit crop eradication and alternative development;
A total of 24 Governments reported that they possessed monitoring andevaluation systems to assess the quantitative and qualitative impact of alternative development and illicit crop eradication programmes.
IV. International cooperation in illicit crop eradication and alternative development.
The Board calls upon the international community, in particular UNODC, and other countries of the region, to strengthen assistance to the Lao People's Democratic Republic and Myanmar,including for alternative development programmes and illicit crop eradication.
International cooperation in illicit crop eradication and alternative development.
Invites States to sustain, and to increase where needed, international cooperation andtechnical assistance to countries implementing illicit crop eradication and alternative development programmes;
Alternative development and illicit crop eradication monitoring and evaluation, 1998-2000, 2000-2002 and 2002-2004.
The representative of Colombia drew attention to the achievements of his country with respect to illicit crop eradication, both compulsory and voluntary.
In 43 States(48 per cent of respondents),the national plans included illicit crop eradication and other law enforcement measures targeting opium poppy(21 States), coca bush(6 States) and/or cannabis 38 States.
Governments of States in the region currently engaged in alternative development programmes in illicit crop-growing areas should continue to develop those initiatives and actively seek international support to sustain andexpand alternative development and illicit crop eradication programmes.
National plans or programmes,including alternative development, illicit crop eradication and other enforcement measures.
Most States implementing alternative development and/or illicit crop eradication programmes reported that their programmes were balanced and multifaceted, supporting institution-building at the local and regional levels, as well as community development activities.
Proportion of reporting States with national plans orprogrammes including alternative development and illicit crop eradication or other law enforcement measures, 1998-2000, 2000-2002 and 2002-2004.
Most States implementing alternative development and/or illicit crop eradication programmes reported that their programmes were balanced and multifaceted, supporting institution-building at the local and regional levels, as well as community development activities.
A number of speakers expressed the view that alternative development, including preventive alternative development, was an important component of a comprehensive strategy to deal with narcotic drugs andthat the strategy covered areas such as illicit crop eradication, law enforcement, the rule of law and demand reduction.
The Board urges the Government of Peru to strengthen its illicit crop eradication efforts in order to eliminate illicit coca bush cultivation in the country.
Measures to promote illicit crop eradication and sustainable livelihoods should be matched and complemented by large campaigns targeted to raise awareness of the consequences of drug abuse, preventing initiation into drug abuse and providing effective treatment and rehabilitation for drug abusers, where such campaigns are needed most.