Примеры использования More strategic approach на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We will continue to advocate a more strategic approach.
A more strategic approach which would build on current initiatives;
It would be preferable to take a more strategic approach to the support account issue.
A more strategic approach to these means of implementation in all five thematic issues was underlined.
Time and again the Assembly misses the opportunity to set out a comprehensive, more strategic approach to these issues.
It therefore had to adopt a more strategic approach and was making significant progress in doing so.
The survey also points to the fact that agencies, funds andprogrammes are adopting a more strategic approach to partnerships.
This will require a more strategic approach to fundraising, and the creation of intersectoral alliances and projects.
The Board welcomed the third management charter and its focus on a more strategic approach to performance issues.
A more strategic approach and roadmap for the development of these services could capitalize on the strengths and upcoming opportunities.
The Department has, in other words, turned to a more strategic approach to its communications in the field.
A more strategic approach to procurement planning and contract management will contribute to a more efficient and effective United Nations system.
The new focus on results during the MYFF period encouraged a more strategic approach to programme planning and implementation.
A more strategic approach to assessments would also help avoid overburdening the scientific community in terms of in-kind contributions to assessments.
Future peacekeeping budgets will be presented in a new format,reflecting a more strategic approach to the process of resource allocation.
A more strategic approach to communications and marketing will continue to be fostered across the Organization, supported by more systematic cross-sector planning and coordination.
Assist the Fund in responding to the Board's request to develop a more strategic approach to the human resource requirements of the Fund;
Overall, UNICEF will adopt a more strategic approach to programme partnerships, aiming to strike a balance between broad engagement with partners on child-related issues and maintaining its strategic focus.
The Board considered the Fund's third management charter andwelcomed its focus on a more strategic approach to performance issues.
In the country programmes examined, the more strategic approach to capacity development found within UNDP internal guidance was not found in most cases.
The Committee took note with appreciation of the intention of the Joint Inspection Unit to develop a more strategic approach to the selection of issues for its programme of work.
The investment framework proposes a more strategic approach for resourcing the HIV response HIV to ensure that better investments now will reduce the need to pay more later.
His proposal to cut the medium-term plan to two years would enable review bodies to take a more strategic approach to the work of the Organization and its resources.
In doing this, the assessment will help set out clearly where policy action is needed to fulfil future ambitions for the sector,enabling a more strategic approach to skill development.
Internal reviews have also pointed to the need for UNICEF to take a more strategic approach to the management, recruitment and predictable financing of technical staff in these areas.
Over one third of the recommendations(38 per cent) identified the need for UN-Women to take a more strategic approach and prioritize its work.
The Accord, although not yet adopted by all organizations, represents a more strategic approach to inter-agency mobility by providing more flexibility in the modalities for inter-agency moves;
The Board had considered the Fund'sthird management charter and had welcomed its focus on a more strategic approach to performance issues.
Notwithstanding the above,the Procurement Division has continued to adopt a more strategic approach to procurement in order to meet end user requirements.
These modest yetimportant proposals for change are accompanied by plans for the more efficient use of existing resources and a more strategic approach to partnerships with regional organizations.