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Increased partnerships and synergies with other actors.
The fundamental challenge today was policy coherence and increased partnerships.
Increased partnerships among Governments, civil society and the private sector;
In conclusion he outlined policies and strategies for the coming two years with respect to protection andprogramme activities, and increased partnerships.
Increased partnerships with United Nations entities as well as external organizations.
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The commemorative activities benefited from improved coverage worldwide through traditional and social media channels,thanks to the involvement of a number of celebrities and increased partnerships.
Increased partnerships and collaboration as well as increased visibility of the regional seas programmes.
The exchange between civil society in V4 andEaP countries leads not only towards increased partnerships, but also towards some successes in terms of sustainable development, that is on display in the cookbook case studies.
Increased partnerships and funds with non-traditional donors e.g., individuals, private foundations, private sector, etc.
The Department is using every means at its disposal to create a multiplier effect, through increased partnerships, in particular with the media, NGOs and educational institutions, to disseminate the United Nations message.
Increased partnerships with significant International traffic exchange points, allows RETN to strengthen its global presence and expands the scope of RETN Remote IX service.
This has been possible because of the growing support for the Programme of Action in both developed anddeveloping countries and increased partnerships between Governments, civil society, including non-governmental organizations, and the international community.
Increased partnerships with research institutions such as the academia to provide evidence based research and results to make informed policy decisions.
The UNWTO Regional Conference on Enhancing Brand Africa- Fostering Tourism Development concluded with a call for stronger regional cooperation and increased partnerships as means to build a stronger brand value for Africa Accra, Ghana 17-19 August 2015.
Increased partnerships with women's groups at community level, non government organisations and civil society organisations to conduct empowerment programmes for women.
Effective and sustainable delivery of these activities will require their integration into strengthened and coordinated United Nations rule of law activities,adequate resources and increased partnerships with States and non-governmental organizations, including the private sector.
On this subject,we believe that increased partnerships among States, as well as regional groups, are essential.
A renewal of commitment to the integration of environmental, economic and social pillars of sustainable development through a global coalition of Governments, international organizations andcivil society needs to be carried out through increased partnerships and cooperation among relevant sectors.
Increased partnerships between the Government and UN Agencies, civil society organisations, Faith Based organizations, and Private institutions assisted in the actualisation of relevant CEDAW provisions.
Carrying out the relevant activities in an effective and sustainable manner is expected to require their integration into strengthened and coordinated rule of law activities of the United Nations,additional resources and increased partnerships with State and non-State actors, including the private sector.
Increased partnerships with relevant civil society entities that advance Member States' capacity to implement relevant international conventions and standards and norms under UNODC mandate.
The growth and strategic orientation of TCDC can be measured not only through the number and range of TCDC-related projects but also by the spread of new directions-inspired TCDC configurations, including a marked increase in bilateral TCDC projects, the recent phenomenon of donor country involvement in triangular funding schemes, and the increased partnerships among intergovernmental organizations, non-governmental organizations and other development actors.
Increased partnerships between the Office and relevant civil society entities that advance Member States' capacities to apply international standards and norms on juvenile justice.
Enhancing the capacity of Member States, upon request, to design and implement sustainable alternative development programmes, including, where appropriate, preventive alternative development programmes, aimed at preventing, reducing and eliminating the illicit cultivation of opium poppy,coca bush and cannabis, through increased partnerships between the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime(UNODC), international organizations and relevant civil society entities and the private sector.
Increased partnerships with relevant civil society entities that advance Member States' capacities to provide treatment and rehabilitation that are in accordance with the relevant international conventions.
On this point the report makes the argument that increased partnerships with the specialized agencies would offer an important opportunity for making a more effective use of the services of UNOPS within the United Nations system.
Increased partnerships with relevant civil society entities that advance Member States' capacity to provide treatment and rehabilitation that are in accordance with the relevant international conventions.
It includes leadership training for women, increased partnerships with women to address rural industries issues and the development of a strategy for the recognition and participation of youth in portfolio industries.
Increased partnerships with relevant civil society entities that advance Member States' capacities to apply international standards and norms that are in accordance with the relevant international conventions and within the established mandates of UNODC.
Increased partnerships with relevant civil society entities that advance Member States' capacities to apply international standards and norms that are in accordance with the relevant international conventions and within the established mandates of UNODC.