Примеры использования Multilateral assistance programmes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Pattern of bilateral and multilateral assistance programmes;
I wish to encourage the international community to lend its support to this important endeavour through bilateral and multilateral assistance programmes.
Bilateral and multilateral assistance programmes like PHARE and TACIS of the European Union(EU);
This assistance would need to be complemented by other bilateral and multilateral assistance programmes.
Several bilateral and multilateral assistance programmes have been developed for developing countries and countries with economies in transition.
A coordination mechanism to strengthen the role of UNDCP as central coordinator of bilateral and multilateral assistance programmes will be expanded.
Others, for example,for aspects of ongoing bilateral or multilateral assistance programmes that are relevant to climate change, are likely to be more in the order of estimates.
The UNMIS mandate includes helping the parties restructure the Sudanese police service with support from bilateral and multilateral assistance programmes.
In addition, Germany participates in several multilateral assistance programmes for these countries, such as those in the framework of the European Union(EU), the World Bank and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development EBRD.
At this stage, it is envisaged that many of those tasks would be either completed orcontinued through other bilateral and multilateral assistance programmes before the end of 2006.
It is increasingly recognized by multilateral assistance programmes that in technical cooperation, channelling of external assistance through projects has not been effective, nor has its impact been sustainable.
There are some opportunities to catalyse andsupport technology transfer as parts of official bilateral and multilateral assistance programmes for developing countries.
In view of the importance of police development requirements,bilateral and multilateral assistance programmes must be coordinated and integrated to achieve maximum results at this critical juncture of peace stabilization.
The Council urges donor States to work within such a consultative process to maximize the effects of their bilateral and multilateral assistance programmes.
The United States was contributing to that effort through bilateral and multilateral assistance programmes in support of literacy, education in times of conflict and crisis, workforce development and global citizenship initiatives to promote education for all.
To make it easier for governments to gain full access to sources of bilateral and international cooperation and,as appropriate, to implement specific multilateral assistance programmes;
The SBI invited the GEF, in accordance with the policies, programme priorities and eligibility criteria established by the COP,as well as other bilateral and multilateral assistance programmes, to assist, if so requested, non-Annex I Parties in formulating and developing project proposals identified in accordance with Article 12, paragraph 4, of the Convention.
The focus should encompass not only the level of national policies butaddressing the bottlenecks of the targeted industries through the coherence and coordination of bilateral and multilateral assistance programmes.
To work with the national police, in coordination with bilateral and multilateral assistance programmes, in reform restructuring and institutional development, training and capacity-building of the police, movements' police liaison officers, and community police, and to monitor their performance through mentoring, co-location, and joint patrols.
The SBI encouraged non-Annex I Parties to submit their project proposals to the GEF through its implementing agencies,and to bilateral and multilateral assistance programmes, for timely funding.
Urges the international community to lend its support to the restructuring of the security forces of the Central African Republic, including the Gendarmerie,through bilateral and multilateral assistance programmes, and reaffirms the role of the Mission in providing advice in the restructuring of the security forces of the Central African Republic and, in this connection, in coordinating and channelling international support to this end;
In order to maximize the efficient use of technology, technology transfer must take place, particularly in the case of developing countries, either as part of international commerce orincluded within bilateral or multilateral assistance programmes.
There are opportunities to catalyse and support North-South technology transfer as parts of official bilateral and multilateral assistance programmes, especially for developing countries with low forest cover.
The UNMISET police component has continued to assist the national police service, the Policia Nacional de Timor-Leste(PNTL), to develop into a professional and impartial police service through mentoring andmonitoring, while seeking to coordinate UNMISET's efforts with other bilateral and multilateral assistance programmes.
Urges the international community to lend its support to the restructuring of the security forces of the Central African Republic, including the gendarmerie,through bilateral and multilateral assistance programmes, and recognizes the role of MINURCA of providing advice and technical assistance for the initial steps in restructuring the security forces of the Central African Republic and, in this connection, coordinating and channelling international support to this end;
In the economies in transition, end-use efficiency in industry and efforts to shift to cleaner production are under way with the support of bilateral and multilateral assistance programmes.
Through its multilateral assistance programmes, in the framework of the EU-Africa, Caribbean and Pacific(EU-ACP) Agreement over the last 20 years and most recently through the framework of the Cotonou Partnership Agreement which entered into force in 2003 and which emphasised the objective of reducing poverty and supporting under-developed and vulnerable economies, the SIDS receive high levels of development assistance from the European Union.
National presentations provided an overview of structures and policies that have been established in several new democracies, andincluded information on bilateral and multilateral assistance programmes related to export control and enforcement activities.
Capital requirements on this scale can only be met by enhancing the mobilization of financing from national private and public sources, including end-users in some cases(in cash or in kind); increased access to international funding; foreign-direct investment; andthe expansion of bilateral and multilateral assistance programmes.
The participants described and commented in their reports on the present situation in the forestry and forest products sector from the point of view of the transition process to the market economy, views on the trends and prospects in this area,on existing bilateral and multilateral assistance programmes, specific points, etc.