Примеры использования Improving capacities на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Improving capacities for evidence-based humanitarian decision-making";
Strengthening of material and technical basis of the parasitology service.y This includes improving capacities for rapid response and treatment in hospitals.
Improving capacities for managerial and technical skills upgrading was part of those projects as well.
According to the decision, violence against women will be reduced by improving capacities to interfere with it, to provide support and facilitate access to assistance.
Improving capacities for effective coastal zone management(including the use of environmental impact assessments) through technical assistance and training;
Provide this assistance with a view to reducing risk and vulnerability, improving capacities and ensuring effective arrangements for international cooperation for urban search and rescue assistance.
Improving capacities to mobilize resources: improving capacities to effectively mobilize resources at the national level to support actions to strengthen implementation of chemicals management activities.
FAO, working with governments, civil society, the private sector andother development partners is focusing on fostering political commitment and accountability, improving capacities and mobilizing resources at all levels to eradicate hunger and all forms of malnutrition.
Reducing vulnerability, improving capacities and managing risks: an approach for humanitarian and development actors to work together";
Two agreements were signed, with the objective of providing technical assistance to and sharing Turkey's experience with countries in the region,as well as improving capacities for international cooperation in the Ministry of Food, Livestock and Agriculture and in the Ministry of Forestry and Water Affairs.
Assisting developing countries in improving capacities for poverty-related data collection and analysis, which is necessary for formulation of poverty reduction policies;
WHO is further called upon, with assistance from the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development(UNCTAD), the World Trade Organization and other organizations,to assist Governments in improving capacities to analyse the consequences of agreements on trade in health services for health equity and other social objectives.
Improving capacities for surveillance and monitoring of exclusive economic zones, especially in small island developing States, and exchange of information on the activities of distant water fishing fleets judged to be harmful to fisheries;
The Regional Office and WHO headquarters will provide strategic guidance and technical assistance to countries in need in developing and implementing their national strategies and action plans,strengthening institutional capacities, improving capacities for disease management and prevention, reinforcing disease surveillance and strengthening research capabilities.
Co-operation on improving capacities for the prevention and combat of illegal migration would be of particular interest, even though this demand has not been verified as so far, no contacts with the National Security Committee(or Border Guards) have been established.
Recalling its decision 2013/212 of 25 April 2013, in which the Council decided that the theme for the humanitarian affairs segment of its substantive session of 2013 would be"The future of humanitarian affairs: towards greater inclusiveness, coordination, interoperability and effectiveness" and that it would convene two panels,on the topics"Reducing vulnerability, improving capacities and managing risks: an approach for humanitarian and development actors to work together" and"Promoting humanitarian innovation for improved response.
Improving capacities for and access to early diagnosis and adequate treatment of malaria Training sessions were conducted for medical workers of health service providers(HSPs) under the UNDP Project in support of the KR Government funded by the Global Fund to fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria in accordance with Order No. 234 of 06.05.2014 and contract with the Family Group Practitioners Association FGPA.
Since the adoption of its Statement of Principles on 30 October 2006 in Rabat, Morocco, the Global Initiative to Combat Nuclear Terrorism has demonstrated its relevance in addressing the risks of a catastrophic terrorist attack andhelping to remedy the actual gaps in the international non-proliferation regime, through building and improving capacities to prevent the acquisition, transport or use by terrorists of nuclear materials and radioactive substances or improvised explosive devices using such materials, as well as hostile actions against nuclear facilities.
At its 34th meeting, on 16 July,the Council held a panel discussion on the theme"Reducing vulnerability, improving capacities and managing risks: an approach for humanitarian and development actors to work together", chaired by the Vice-President of the Council(Pakistan) and moderated by the Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator.
Recalling also that, in its decision 2012/211, the Council decided to convene two panels, on the themes"Improving capacities for evidence-based humanitarian decision-making" and"Partnerships for effective humanitarian assistance in support of national, regional and international efforts"; and that, in its decision 2012/212 of 26 April 2012, it decided to hold an informal event on the theme"Humanitarian needs in the Sahel and the importance of building resilience.
Improving capacity of staff in knowledge management through training.
Improved capacities for urban governance at national and local levels 2.
Improve capacity for V&A.
Improved capacity of SME associations.
Results include improved capacity to manage debt.
Improved capacity for decision-making on military and civilian police components of peacekeeping missions.
Improved capacity of each country to manage, coordinate and finance road safety activities.
Improved capacity of Member States to combat transnational organized crime.
Iii Improved capacity of the Judiciary.
Improved capacity to respond to emergencies.