Примеры использования Needs and capacities на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Implementation needs and capacities.
The analytical methods provided by the IPCC Guidelines are often incompatible with local needs and capacities.
Assessing national needs and capacities.
The needs and capacities of human resources in developing countries vary considerably, especially among regions of the world.
VI. Assessing national needs and capacities.
Country missions are sometimes undertaken for briefing and sensitization purposes and to promote agreements on needs and capacities.
The detailed work of assessing national needs and capacities has already begun.
The NAP process is to be flexible and dynamic and easily adapted to national priorities, needs and capacities;
Countries are giving special attention to compilation of needs and capacities, mainly to facilitate technical cooperation programmes.
Interventions should be based on food and nutrition security assessments and take country-level needs and capacities into account.
But we needed to take into account needs and capacities of developing countries as well as other measures designed to offset the negative effects of liberalization in the short run.
Before the consultant prepared the specification,he mapped the needs and capacities of the potential bidders.
It may be more realistic to aim for an incremental and iterative process of disaster risk reduction when taking into account the country context,specific needs and capacities.
Furthermore, rehabilitation and reintegration programmes reflect the needs and capacities of convicts, both male and female.
Implementation will also necessarily occur in a differentiated mannerthat is predicated upon country ownership and that responds to country needs and capacities.
One of those was the availability and accessibility of information on the needs and capacities of developing countries in TCDC and ECDC activities.
Existing(legacy) systems must be thoroughly analyzed for compatibility and synergy with IPSAS requirements, fully taking into account field needs and capacities.
In order to expand development within the South, UNIDO should take into account the needs and capacities of the entire area, so that all countries could benefit equally.
The Director-General's second term of office would be an opportunity to pursue the Organization's goals in a manner that took into account the needs and capacities of each region.
The results of that study indicated that men and women had different needs and capacities, particularly in times of emergency,and that they also faced short- and long-term consequences differently.
It was suggested that vigorous efforts should be made to circulate widely information on the needs and capacities of developing countries.
The challenge is to incorporate the voices, needs and capacities of local women in the design, provision and implementation of aid programmes, as they tend to be the pillars of both the local community and their own households.
Differentiated approach to implementation of standards and codes, taking into account the development needs and capacities of developing countries.
Feedback from participants in regional workshops indicated a range of priorities by country among the six elements of Article 6,which illustrates the diversity of regional and national needs and capacities.
Today, however, there is a deeper understanding that women, men, girls and boys have specific needs and capacities linked to the different ways armed conflict may affect them.
Among the reporting developing countries, only a few, for example, Bahrain, Cambodia, Cyprus, Mauritius and Paraguay,do not have some kind of compendium on needs and capacities.
The Office will build upon the positive results of comprehensive and participatory approaches to planning to ensure that the needs and capacities of men, womenand children of concern form the foundation of programme design.
Institutional arrangements must not only strengthen the international environmental governance system but also be responsive to regional and national priorities, needs and capacities.
The IASC created its Gender Marker to strengthen gender in humanitarian action, and the ECHO Gender-Age Marker was designed to assess the extent to which humanitarian projects take into account the needs and capacities of different population groups: young children, adolescent boys, women-headed households, or the elderly.
Technological transformation hinges on the ability of each country to unleash the creativity of its people, thus enabling them to access, learn, understand, appreciate and master the new technology,to innovate and to adapt it to their needs and capacities.