Примеры использования Island developing states unit на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The strategy of the Small Island Developing States Unit will focus on.
The subprogramme falls within the responsibility of the Small Island Developing States Unit.
The Small Island Developing States Unit in the Department of Economic and Social Affairs must be strengthened.
To that end, adequate resources must be allocated to the Small Island Developing States Unit.
In 1995, the Small Island Developing States Unit was established by General Assembly resolution 49/122 to fulfil that mandate.
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Knowledge management is one of the key functions of the Small Island Developing States Unit.
Through its small island developing States unit, it facilitates the exchange of experiences and lessons learned throughout such States. .
Substantive responsibility for this subprogramme is vested in the Small Island Developing States Unit.
He also supported further strengthening of the Small Island Developing States Unit within the Department of Economic and Social Affairs.
Also takes note of the actions taken by the Secretary-General to strengthen the Small Island Developing States Unit;
A recent internal review carried out by the Department of Economic and Social Affairs small island developing States Unit in early 2010 reviewed the extent of the effectiveness and the shortcomings of those efforts.
Also takes note of the report of the Secretary-General on actions taken to strengthen the Small Island Developing States Unit;
Special attention must be given to the both the Small Island Developing States Unit and the High Representative's Office.
Responsibility for the organization of this review andits follow-up will rest with the Small Island Developing States Unit.
Finally, the Division for Sustainable Development, through its Small Island Developing States Unit, works closely with the Alliance of Small Island States, which includes among its members several Non-Self-Governing Territories.
Preparations continue for the dynamic redesign andexpansion of the Small Island Developing States Unit website SIDSNet.
The Department of Economic and Social Affairs, through its Small Island Developing States Unit, will continue to bear central substantive responsibility for the Programme of Action for the Sustainable Development of Small Island Developing States. .
In order to achieve the above objective, the strategy of the Small Island Developing States Unit will focus on.
The Department of Economic and Social Affairs,through its Small Island Developing States Unit, has continued to facilitate the coordination of system-wide implementation of the small island developing States agenda and to provide substantive support and advisory services to States with a view to advancing the implementation of the Mauritius Strategy.
Adequate resources must be allocated to the Small Island Developing States Unit and its website, SIDSNet.
The potential for synergy between the Office of the High Representative and United Nations support for NEPAD, and between the Office of the High Representative and the Department of Economic andSocial Affairs Small Island Developing States Unit, needs to be fully explored.
The Department of Economic and Social Affairs,through its Small Island Developing States Unit, continued to facilitate the coordination of system-wide implementation of the small island developing States agenda and to provide substantive support and advisory services to States with a view to advancing the implementation of the Mauritius Strategy.
How the Office of the High Representative and the Department of Economic and Social Affairs Small Island Developing States Unit separately contribute to more coordinated United Nations-wide efforts;
The Department of Economic and Social Affairs,through its Small Island Developing States Unit, the Office of the High Representative for the Least Developed Countries, Landlocked Developing Countries and Small Island Developing States, the regional commissions and other United Nations entities have provided support for preparations for the review process.
At the time of the establishment of the Office of the High Representative through General Assembly resolution 56/227, the Department of Economic and Social Affairs Small Island Developing States Unit was already in existence further to resolution 49/122.
The Department of Economic and Social Affairs,through its Small Island Developing States Unit, continues to facilitate the coordination of system-wide implementation of the small island developing States agenda through the mechanism of the inter-agency consultative group on small island developing States and to provide substantive support and advisory services to such States with a view to advancing the implementation of the Mauritius Strategy.
There was also a need to review the commitment by donor countries and multilateral organizations to assist in the implementation of the Programme of Action, and the role and functions of the Department of Policy Coordination and Sustainable Development,specifically its Small Island Developing States Unit, as an active agent for the promotion and implementation of the Barbados Programme of Action.
Calls upon the Department of Economic and Social Affairs of the Secretariat,through the Division for Sustainable Development and its Small Island Developing States Unit, to undertake activities in both the preparatory processes and the International Meeting to enhance coordination and cooperation within the United Nations system as well as with other relevant multilateral organizations to ensure the effective implementation, monitoring and follow-up to the outcomes of the ten-year review of the Programme of Action;
Our thanks go also to the Secretary-General of the International Meeting, His Excellency Mr. Anwarul Chowdhury, Under-Secretary-General and High Representative for the Least Developed Countries, Landlocked Developing Countries and Small Island Developing States, and to all the staff of the United Nations Secretariat, in particular those in the Department of Economic andSocial Affairs and its Small Island Developing States Unit.
It also decided that the national, regional, interregional and substantive preparations should be carried out in a most effective, well-structured and broad participatory manner and that, for this purpose, the Department of Economic and Social Affairs,through its Small Island Developing States Unit, the Office of the High Representative and the relevant agencies of the United Nations system, including regional commissions, should provide the necessary support to the conference and its preparatory process.