Примеры использования Mine-clearance programmes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We have intensified our own mine-clearance programmes.
Moreover, mine-clearance programmes are likely to continue for decades.
Also intends to channel a part of its contribution to mine-clearance programmes in Angola.
There are no mine-clearance programmes and only limited support for landmine victims.
We do so even though Russia itself needs financial support for its own mine-clearance programmes.
Secondly, they have been extensively involved in large mine-clearance programmes, when de-mining is necessary to carry out another part of their mandates.
I should like to thank in advance all participating States for their contribution to mine-clearance programmes.
After the United Nations involvement has ceased, mine-clearance programmes must be sustained by the same means as other government activities.
Finally, it is important that the affected countries themselves have a coordinated andcoherent approach to mine-clearance programmes.
During the past year, the United Nations has coordinated mine-clearance programmes in a total of nine countries.
All United Nations mine-clearance programmes have provisions for medical evacuation and paramedics attached to each team or site.
At the international level, the Indian army had been extensively involved in United Nations-sponsored mine-clearance programmes.
Urges the international community to increase its assistance to mine-clearance Programmes, taking into account the far reaching effects of the floods.
The United Nations addresses the existing landmine tragedy by actively supporting seven mine-clearance programmes.
Most of the affected countries do not have resources to devote to mine-clearance programmes and often depend on the United Nations for assistance.
The United Nations has a key role to play in coordinating the efforts of States andregional organizations to implement mine-clearance programmes.
Of this amount, just over $8 million(28 per cent)was non-earmarked, available for mine-clearance programmes at the discretion of the Department of Humanitarian Affairs.
In this context, the United Nations has an important role to play in coordinating the efforts of States andregional organizations to implement mine-clearance programmes.
From the experience of New Zealand personnel who have participated in mine-clearance programmes, we are convinced that local involvement, local management and a local stake in mine-clearance operations are basic and essential.
In this regard,New Zealand strongly endorses the decision of the Department of Humanitarian Affairs to conduct a survey to determine lessons learned from mine-clearance programmes to date.
With regard to the technical andfinancial assistance provided to affected countries to help them carry out mine-clearance programmes, it would be wise to pay special attention to the socio-economic rehabilitation of victims.
We also appeal to other countries, such as Japan, Italy, China, Finland, New Zealand, France andthe Russian Federation to consider making a large contribution to the mine-clearance programmes in Afghanistan.
Mine-clearance programmes should be seen as an integral part of the coordinated United Nations response to humanitarian and post-conflict peace-building needs of countries affected by armed conflicts.
My delegation would like to emphasize that more resources must be madeavailable to the Secretariat, the Department of Humanitarian Affairs and the Department of Peacekeeping Operations for mine-clearance programmes.
This would be in particular to cover the phase between training supervisors andmanagers and funding for mine-clearance programmes through a consolidated appeal or well-targeted bilateral programme. .
It is our belief that long-term mine-clearance programmes with humanitarian or national rehabilitation elements, on the one hand, and the operational demining activities concerning the safety of peacekeepers, on the other, are two distinctly different activities.
In cooperation with the Department of Humanitarian Affairs, the Transitional Administrator will approach the international community for assistance in mine-clearance programmes to be implemented during the transition period.
The Security Council is concerned at delays in implementing mine-clearance programmes planned by the United Nations and by Member States, and calls upon the Government of Angola to facilitate issuance of necessary authorizations to relevant personnel.
With the assistance of the international community, however, and thanks above all to the cooperation between the former adversaries,we have successfully carried out mine-clearance programmes and mine-awareness programmes with regard to the dangers of these weapons for the civilian population.