Примеры использования Mine-action programmes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A variety of equipment is needed to support mine-action programmes.
Comprehensive mine-action programmes have been operating for years now in Afghanistan and Cambodia.
It has also launched a process to address the management training requirements of mine-action programmes in-country.
The United Nations mine-action programmes work closely also with non-governmental organizations.
UNDP will continue to build national capacity for integrated,sustainable national and local mine-action programmes;
Clearly, the international community must continue to support mine-action programmes, in both political and financial terms.
In conjunction with the Department of Humanitarian Affairs, it assists in preparing plans for United Nations mine-action programmes.
Another prerequisite for United Nations involvement in mine-action programmes is the existence of adequate security conditions.
Mine-action programmes continue to facilitate return and the delivery of assistance by opening vital routes into communities at risk.
Objective 3.5 Management training curricula targeted at personnel working in mine-action programmes, developed by the end of 2002(achieved);
It will implement mine-action programmes, as appropriate, in collaboration with concerned partners Mine Action Service, UNDP and others.
The purpose of the programme is to develop andstrengthen links between mine-action programmes and to share experiences and lessons learned objective 3.7.
Several funding mechanisms exist for receiving anddisbursing funds provided by donors to support and implement mine-action programmes.
It reports on ongoing mine-action programmes in Afghanistan, Angola, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Cambodia, Croatia, Eastern Slavonia, Laos, Mozambique and Yemen.
At home it was working on improving the technology for mine-detection systems,while abroad it continued to focus on mine-action programmes in South-East Asia.
To be effective, mine-action programmes must also have sound management and sufficient resources for longer-term planning and implementation.
Casualty levels had declined, vast areas of suspect lands had been deemed mine free andnational capacity to manage mine-action programmes had been increased.
These mine-action programmes focus on building indigenous capacity as part of an overall and integrated socio-economic development programme. .
The Department of Humanitarian Affairs,in consultation with other United Nations entities, will further develop the framework for United Nations mine-action programmes.
Mine-action programmes also regularly encounter wide varieties of unexploded ordnance, some of which could cause undue destruction if destroyed in place.
Such databases are generally established as part of any mine-action programmes in conjunction with the Government, or as part of the humanitarian coordination mechanism in-country.
Mine-action programmes need to be built on the understanding that, owing to the gender-based division of labour, women and men have different risks of exposure to landmines.
We welcome the fact that the United Nations has sought systematically to identify lessons learned from its mine-action programmes, and we are pleased to have provided financial support for these efforts.
As its mandate enables it to work with all United Nations agencies,UNOPS will be instrumental in providing the continuity of implementation required for mine-action programmes.
It is therefore essential that the Trust Fund have sufficient resources to provide mine-action programmes with the necessary start-up finances when other resources are not immediately available.
It reports on mine-action programmes in Afghanistan, Angola, Cambodia, the former Yugoslavia(in particular Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia, including Eastern Slavonia), the Lao People's Democratic Republic and Mozambique.
We express our gratitude to the Secretary-General for the leadership the United Nations has displayed since 1988 in setting up mine-action programmes in many of the countries most adversely affected by anti-personnel mines.
A comprehensive threat calls for a comprehensive solution and the mine-action programmes we undertake must therefore carefully integrate and coordinate the roles of all organizations involved, whether they be United Nations agencies, non-governmental organizations or other international organizations.
To build such capacity, UNDP supports the establishment of management infrastructures and institutional arrangements,develops mine-action programmes, and coordinates training for managers, technical teams and support staff.