Примеры использования More effective and sustainable на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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To that end, Switzerland was seeking to make its macrofinancial assistance more effective and sustainable.
Domestic private investment is more effective and sustainable than foreign direct investment in promoting national development.
The CLME project has continued to interface with the Caribbean Sea Commission to promote more effective and sustainable ocean governance.
Enabling proactive adaptation is a more effective and sustainable strategy than offering a reactive humanitarian response in the face of large-scale distress.
The evaluation aims to support future work by contributing to an understanding of how UNDP can provide assistance in a more effective and sustainable manner.
The results proved more effective and sustainable when governments and other partners engaged sufficiently for shared ownership of interventions.
The introduction of complex peacekeeping operations to deal with new threats, such as asymmetric conflict,required more effective and sustainable responses.
The competing demands on land resources must be resolved, and more effective and sustainable ways of using these resources must be developed and adopted.
The better understanding of purpose, and a clear determination of users and their needs, can contribute to the design of more effective and sustainable warning systems.
The results were more effective and sustainable when the regional programme was able to engage governmentsand other partners to share ownership of interventions;
Participation by relevant stakeholders, including women,will help develop more effective and sustainable programmes, reduce exclusionand enhance accountability;
What will be necessary in the coming years and decades is an awareness of those flaws and corrective legislation to make your democratic processes more effective and sustainable.
Certainly, poverty reduction is more effective and sustainable when combined with investments in areas such as education, health and food security.
The challenge for the coming year would be to build on that progress and translate those proposals into a more effective and sustainable mandate for implementation on the ground.
With a view to ensuring more effective and sustainable development assistance, the assistance given to programme countries primarily takes the form of sector programme assistance, where great emphasis is placed on building up national capacity.
In this way the new owners can make an informed chose with better knowledge of their rights and obligations, and subsequently ensure a more effective and sustainable management of their homes.
While improving security mechanisms is necessary, a more effective and sustainable solution would require that the churches be inhabited and functional.
To that end, the mainstreaming of minority rights in the implementation of the Goals is extremely important so as to offer benefits to minorities and create more effective and sustainable programmes for fulfilling these goals.
On the other hand, a human rights-based strategy provides more effective and sustainable means to achieve these Goals, by building the commitment and ownership of individuals and communities into solutions to their development challenges.
New perspectives on current peace and security issues in West Africa are brought to the forefront to enable innovative policy changes for a more effective and sustainable conflict preventionand peacebuilding in the region.
Improved urban governance(more effective and sustainable development and management of cities) leads to more effective and efficient responses to urban problems, particularly urban poverty and social exclusion.
The Commission took the lead in 1992, and now has the normative and institutional foundation upon which to build a more effective and sustainable system of international response to the global crisis of internal displacement.
Notwithstanding the remarkable success of the reform process in terms of significant improvement of property rights registration, some aspects are still atan early stage of development and need further solutions to make results more effective and sustainable.
There was a consensus among participants that integration of different approaches is essential to make adaptation planning more effective and sustainable by taking advantage of what each approach has to offer, filling gaps, encouraging synergies and avoiding overlaps and conflicts.
As country-level implementation of action 2 intensifies,increased attention will be needed to direct the wider efforts of the United Nations system at the country level to ensure that they effectively contribute to greater development of national capacity for more effective and sustainable protection of human rights.
Our support and that of the international community in such situations will be more effective and sustainable if we are able to recognize politicaland cultural contexts and if the Governments and peoples continue working together towards consolidating the progress achieved.
The useful role that the private sector has played and will continue to play in addressing national educational and training needs and promoting human resources development will be more effective and sustainable in the context of a national comprehensive human resources development strategy.
The main objective of the CBNRMPis to promote and diversify economic development in the rural areas through the sustainable use of natural resources while the objective of the CBSRD is to introduce a more effective and sustainable approach to rural development by substantially increasing the role of community participation and community leadership structures in identifying their own economic needs and aspirations as well as formulating and implementing their own actions to address these.
While current models have made some headway in this regard, issues of fragmented decision-making,conflicting policy targets and insufficient coordination among city stakeholders continue to present obstacles to a more effective and sustainable management of rapidly changing urban areas.
Upon enquiry, the Advisory Committee was informed that the decision to terminate the contract, which had commenced in November 2008, had been taken by the parties(Cameroon and Nigeria) at the meeting following discussions over the cost estimate for demarcation and the necessity to arrive at a more effective and sustainable budget for the remaining workand the parties' intention to opt for a new management arrangement for overseeing and supervising the works, with the direct participation of their representatives in relevant decision-making.