Примеры использования Institutional stakeholders на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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III. Accreditation: institutional stakeholders.
Institutional stakeholders.
A project review workshop attended by all institutional stakeholders.
Institutional stakeholders.
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Permitting requires a transparent process for involving all institutional stakeholders.
All institutional stakeholders need to participate in developing this vision for Africa.
The Monterrey Consensus engaged all institutional stakeholders in the follow-up process.
The Bretton Woods institutions andthe World Trade Organization have a special role to play as the major institutional stakeholders.
The above arrangements concerning participation of institutional stakeholders in the Conference will in no way create a precedent for meetings of the General Assembly.
One proposal was to hold more frequent meetings during the year between the Council and the other institutional stakeholders.
Welcomes the continuing progress made in the consultations with the major institutional stakeholders with regard to their involvement in the financing for development process;
Togo therefore encourages the implementation of the specific programmes under way, with the support of various State and institutional stakeholders.
Participation of Member States, observers, institutional stakeholders and major groups will be in accordance with the rules of procedure of the Conference.
The United Nations system, the Bretton Woods institutions andWTO have a special role to play as the major institutional stakeholders.
Difficulties in cooperation between national institutional stakeholders, as well as lack of financial and human resources, constrain NAP preparation.
There has been a clear decline over the years in the level of participation in those meetings by both Member States and institutional stakeholders.
Welcoming the continuing progress made in the consultations with the major institutional stakeholders with regard to their involvement in the process of financing for development.
It was critically important to enhance coordination among the General Assembly, Economic and Social Council,Secretariat and other institutional stakeholders.
Institutional stakeholders, including the World Bank, IMF and WTO, and other stakeholders such as the business sector and civil society should be invited.
All reports described possible modalities and tools for improving relations andcollaboration between national and local institutional stakeholders.
Including new challenges and emerging issues,prepared in collaboration with the major institutional stakeholders and other relevant organizations of the United Nations system;
The role of the United Nations system, including the Bretton Woods institutions, andthe World Trade Organization and other relevant institutional stakeholders.
The principal institutional stakeholders have not given due attention to strengthening consistency, coordination and cooperation in the implementation of international development policies.
Mention was also made of the importance of making better use of existing data andreports from major institutional stakeholders and their presence and participation in meetings.
However, the approach used to consolidate institutional stakeholders and focus on specific barriers and priorities to initiate actual action may have application in other countries.
The International Conference provided an opportunity for Governments, civil society,the business community and institutional stakeholders to exchange views on global economic issues.
Following wide-ranging consultations, the Council and other institutional stakeholders also selected specific themes for focused discussions during the six round-table meetings.
It would continue to take part in the financing for development process, in which the broadestpossible range of stakeholders, particularly the institutional stakeholders, should participate.
Has a systematic exercise been conducted within partner organizations and other institutional stakeholders to identify and protect positions which are most susceptible to corruption?