Примеры использования Increased number of stakeholders на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Increased number of stakeholders supporting the regional cooperative mechanisms.
In addition, the Regional Office made its information accessible by mobile devices, and an increased number of stakeholders, surveyed in 2013, were satisfied with the quality, value and accessibility of the information provided.
Increased number of stakeholders having access to online regional resource facilities.
Efforts to advocate green growth as a strategy for environmentally sustainable development and to expand and strengthen related partnerships led to increased visibility, deepened the understanding of green growth andgained recognition from an increased number of stakeholders throughout the region.
Iv Increased number of stakeholders participating in the Development Cooperation Forum process.
Their engagement resulted in an increased number of stakeholders consulted, a better understanding of key contextual information, and enhanced quality assurance.
Increased number of stakeholders fostering policies for productive development along the lines of ECLAC recommendations.
IA3.1 Increased number of stakeholders using the digitalized platform(number of hits) in three ECCAS countries.
IA2.1 Increased number of stakeholders involved in the monitoring of contracts and providing feedback on their quality.
Increased number of stakeholders involved in collaborative initiatives aimed at increasing resource efficiency as a result of UNEP assistance.
Increased number of stakeholders in the region acknowledging that they benefited from ESCWA macroeconomic analysis, policy recommendations and forecasts.
Ii Increased number of stakeholders acknowledging that they have benefited from ECLAC technical cooperation services on sustainable development and human settlements issues.
Ii Increased number of stakeholders reporting improved management practices and the use of more resource-efficient technologies with the assistance of UNEP.
Increased number of stakeholders from ECLAC member States participating in intergovernmental forums, technical meetings, seminars and conferences organized by the subprogramme.
Ii Increased number of stakeholders acknowledging that they have benefited from ECLAC technical cooperation services to improve social actions towards the reduction of equality gaps.
Ii Increased number of stakeholders in the area of public administration and governance benefiting from usage of an online public administration knowledge base.
Increased number of stakeholders using project methodologies and databases to improve their assessment of trade and productivity performance of small- and medium-sized enterprises.
Increased number of stakeholders reporting improved management practices and the use of more resource-efficient tools and instruments in sectoral policies, with the assistance of UNEP.
Increased number of stakeholders surveyed that acknowledge the uptake in assessment and policy development processes of scenarios and early warning on emerging environmental issues identified by UNEP.
Increased number of stakeholders in the region acknowledging that they benefited from ESCWA analytical services and outputs in the area of macroeconomic policies and development strategies.
Increased number of stakeholders surveyed that acknowledge the uptake in assessment and policy development processes of scenarios and early warning on emerging environmental issues identified by UNEP.
Increased number of stakeholders reporting improved management practices and the use of more resource-efficient tools and instruments in sectoral policies with the assistance of UNEP.
Ii Increased number of stakeholders acknowledging that they benefited from ECLAC technical cooperation services and thematic networks to enhance dialogue and strengthen their capacities to improve the social impact of public action.
Increased number of stakeholders accessing services and products of the subprogramme aimed at increasing their technical capacities in regard to the subregional development agenda and policy options in trade and integration and sustainable development.
Ii Increased number of stakeholders acknowledging that they benefited from ECLAC technical cooperation services to improve their work in the area of sustainable management of natural resources and the provision of public utilities and infrastructure services.
Ii Increased number of stakeholders reporting that they have benefited from technical cooperation from ECLAC and from participating in horizontal South-South technical cooperation facilitated by ECLAC to support the implementation of the agreements from the thirteenth Regional Conference on Women in Latin America and the Caribbean, including aspects of sustainable development with a gender perspective.
Iii Increased number of stakeholders reporting that they have benefited from technical cooperation from ECLAC and from participating in horizontal South-South technical cooperation facilitated by ECLAC to support the implementation of the agreements from the twelfth Regional Conference on Women in Latin America and the Caribbean, especially in relation to the economic empowerment of women, recognition of women's unpaid work and women's participation in the information society.
As a result, an increasing number of stakeholders now address the impact of violence against women in their goals and mandates.
Through mutual web links between those databases, an increasing number of stakeholders are able to contribute to and benefit from information of direct relevance to decision-making, resource allocation and policy development.
Recent years have seen intensified commitments to South-South and triangular cooperation from an increasing number of stakeholders in tandem with growing demand from developing countries for capacity support for South-South and triangular cooperation.