Примеры использования Implementation of conference outcomes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Reviewing the implementation of conference outcomes requires a two-pronged approach.
International cooperation is crucial for the implementation of conference outcomes.
As part of the focus of implementation of conference outcomes, commissions are giving growing attention to operational activities and technical cooperation.
They also contribute to the relevant functional commissions, with focus on the implementation of conference outcomes.
Secondly, the United Nations system must facilitate the implementation of conference outcomes at the country level through, inter alia, national capacity-building.
The secretariat's reporting should be more analytical and comprehensive so as toensure efficient assessment of the implementation of conference outcomes.
Part II of the note attempted to assess the progress made in the implementation of conference outcomes, and it represented a very good effort, as implementation was paramount.
Underlines the importance of the contribution of civil society, including non-governmental organizations andthe private sector, to the implementation of conference outcomes;
The Bureau then considered the role of the regional commissions in the follow-up and implementation of conference outcomes, an issue highlighted in the Summit's outcome document.
It will help to make the work of the Organization more relevant and more visible, andwill increase its political importance by focusing it on the implementation of conference outcomes.
Outcomes of these forums should focus on civil society's contribution to the implementation of conference outcomes and ideas/suggestions on how the Council can help.
The Council may wish to urge Commissions to further develop opportunities for sharing national experience during annual sessions,in particular with regard to the implementation of conference outcomes.
Member States are encouraged to prepare national reports on the implementation of conference outcomes, which in turn the United Nations system organizations and bodies should use more extensively in future conference reviews.
Another important achievement is the agreement that the General Assembly should decide on the periodic review of the implementation of conference outcomes on a case-by-case basis.
The reviews should identify(a)lessons learned from the implementation of conference outcomes;(b) constraints encountered and ways to overcome the constraints; and(c) new and emerging areas that were not included in the conference outcome and need to be addressed.
In paragraph 39 of its resolution 57/270 B, the General Assembly decided to include in its annual agenda an item under which the assessment of the implementation of conference outcomes would be considered.
While planning for that high-level plenary, there is a need to ensure that those three elements-- the implementation of conference outcomes, follow-up to the Millennium Declaration and the issue of financing for development-- are brought together in a flexible yet coherent manner.
Better preparations for the Council's work, engaging the United Nations system andother actors more broadly may help to strengthen its impact on the implementation of conference outcomes.
Stresses the important contribution of civil society in the implementation of conference outcomes, and emphasizes that the contribution of non-governmental organizations and the private sector to the work of the Economic and Social Council should be further encouraged and improved, in accordance with the rules and procedures of the Council;
Furthermore, following the Conference, the Department led the process to develop an implementation matrix to organize andorient the United Nations system-wide efforts to advance the implementation of conference outcomes.
Each of the relevant regional commissions of the United Nations should be enabled to support regional activities to coordinate the implementation of Conference outcomes at the regional level, including providing the necessary autonomy and adequate resources to their subregional offices and operational centres, taking into account the ongoing process of decentralization.
It also recognizes the need to further strengthen cooperation with the international financial and trading institutions and the important role of civil society andthe private sector in advancing the implementation of conference outcomes.
As increasing focus is placed on integrated implementation of conference outcomes, the Economic and Social Council has an opportunity to consider how rural development, as an issue relevant to the implementation of outcomes of many United Nations conferences, can contribute to achieving the internationally agreed development goals, including the millennium development goals.
The Economic and Social Council could encourage diverse participation, especially from developing countries, andthe involvement of NGOs in the integrated and coordinated implementation of conference outcomes, including through regional/national networks.
Recognizes the importance of integrated and coordinated implementation of conference outcomes, including commitments made under those conferences, in countries not covered by the resident coordinator system, and calls on those countries to continue to assess the progress they have made in implementing conference outcomes and encourages the dissemination of best practices in this regard, including through their existing national voluntary reporting mechanisms;
In relation to both analytical activities and operational work,multidisciplinary approaches will be strengthened as one of the main components of the programme's comparative advantage in advancing the implementation of conference outcomes.
The participation of advocacy and interest groups, business and industry, research and academic institutions and other relevant stakeholders has injected dynamism into the intergovernmental process andhas strengthened engagement in the implementation of conference outcomes.
This three-tiered structure, supported by the Bretton Woods institutions, the World Trade Organization and other intergovernmental bodies, as well as by non-governmental organizations and civil societies, should work in a coherent andcoordinate fashion to support the implementation of conference outcomes.
The past 15 years have witnessed a substantial increase in the involvement of civil society and business representatives in United Nations conferences and summits that has energized the intergovernmental process andstrengthened engagement in the implementation of conference outcomes.
The Economic and Social Council, as one of the bodies established under the Charter of the United Nations, with key responsibilities for economic and social development,must ensure that its work is oriented towards support for the implementation of conference outcomes, that is, to make their vision a reality.