Примеры использования Nongovernmental actors на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Anti-corruption strategies must make adequate provision for the participation of nongovernmental actors and must empower them;
A growing network of nongovernmental actors interested in Liberia and/or peacebuilding is also being kept abreast of Commission activities in Liberia.
It was held that the question of consent to the activities of private and nongovernmental actors deserved further discussion.
Some experts maintained that nongovernmental actors should be engaged in both the design and the implementation of funding instruments and programmes.
It provides a platform for partnership andcooperation across government sectors and with nongovernmental actors and civil society.
The seminar explored the part played by nongovernmental actors in international relations, with a special focus on the role of the media in building cultures of peace.
For the next two years, Farrow was responsible for"overseeing the U.S. Government's relationships with civil society and nongovernmental actors" in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Nongovernmental actors have often been accused of being"unscrupulous consumers of such reports" having an underlying intent to stop commercial logging.
After assessing responses to violence by governmental and nongovernmental actors, the report ends with conclusions and recommendations.
Prior to undertaking the mission, the Representative was aware that the displacement problem in Turkey was a cause of widespread concern to a number of governmental,regional and nongovernmental actors.
The importance and valuable contributions of civil society and other nongovernmental actors to the follow-up and implementation of the Programme of Action;
Prepared by Simon Bagshaw, the case study examines the collaborative nature of the process of developing the Guiding Principles, which brought together a broad range of governmental,intergovernmental and nongovernmental actors.
Interchange between governmental and nongovernmental actors must be promoted in order to create a demand-driven, effective range of educational opportunities and integrate various points of view.
The ad hoc group cannot undertake an academic study of such complex issues without inviting the various governmental,intergovernmental and nongovernmental actors to debate these issues and come up with a responsible proposal that is supported by broad agreements and debates.
From 11 to 26 February 2006, the Special Rapporteur visited India, Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand where he conducted consultations with representatives of the Ministries of Foreign Affairs, diplomats, parliamentarians(in India), the Inter-Parliamentary Caucus of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations(ASEAN),as well as nongovernmental actors.
Special rapporteurs andindependent experts provide advice to Governments and nongovernmental actors, as well as to international organizations on various aspects of the implementation of human rights and related issues.
To fulfil this mandate, the Unit undertakes field-based monitoring and reporting, conducts and designs trainings and awareness campaigns and develops strategic partnerships with international andnational governments and nongovernmental actors to promote respect and protection of human rights.
At the same time, humanitarian access by international and nongovernmental actors is shrinking, making it increasingly difficult for the international community to assess and provide for the humanitarian needs of displaced populations.
In these contexts, actions to strengthen the capacity of human rights defenders and to promote the Declaration will need to focus on national legislation, the ratification and implementation of international human rights instruments, the strengthening of civil society andthe provision of human rights education for governmental and nongovernmental actors.
Under thematic activities, note is made of a series of governmental,intergovernmental and nongovernmental actors with whom the mandate engages with a view to strengthening collaborative approaches to the prevention of genocide.
From 11 to 26 February 2006, the Special Rapporteur visited India, Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand where he conducted consultations with Foreign Ministry representatives, diplomats, Indian parliamentarians, the Inter-Parliamentary Caucus of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations(ASEAN) in Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand,as well as nongovernmental actors.
The Executive Directorate continued its engagement with a number of nongovernmental actors in promoting effective implementation of resolutions 1373(2001) and 1624(2005), including through the development of strategic partnerships.
EU mediation involvement takes many different forms, from classical and formal track-1 mediation at the political level to supporting more informal dialogue processes and providing financial and/or political support to mediation initiatives of other actors, be it the United Nations, regional,national or nongovernmental actors.
Recognize the important role of national human rights institutions and nongovernmental actors in furthering human rights education, and stress the need for governmental and non-governmental actors to enhance partnership to this end;
Takes note of the contribution of independent national institutions, intergovernmental organizations and representatives of nongovernmental organizations tothe tenth Workshop and the initiative by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights to hold a consultation of nongovernmental actors one day prior to the official opening of the tenth Workshop;
The Special Rapporteur is hopeful that there is an emerging realization on the part of governmental and nongovernmental actors alike of the importance of addressing housing, land and property issues as an integral part of security and sustainable development strategies in peacekeeping and postconflict situations.
Further encourages the Executive Directorate to interact, as appropriate and in consultation with the CounterTerrorism Committee andrelevant Member States, with civil society and other relevant nongovernmental actors in the context of its efforts to support the efforts of the Committee to monitor the implementation of resolutions 1373(2001) and 1624(2005);
Regarding the vast range of capacity-building initiatives by national,intergovernmental and nongovernmental actors, the Group of Experts found that expert networks play a very constructive role through exchange of information, knowledge and expertise within, and less frequently across, different disciplines and between experts and decision makers.
Believing that interfaith and intercultural dialogue and cooperation are too important to be left only in the good hands of Governments,we also encourage nongovernmental actors and various civil society groups, including faith-based organizations, to play an active role in the quest for harmony.
For bilateral and multilateral agreements to restrict irregular maritime migration States,relevant intergovernmental organizations and nongovernmental actors should establish mass information campaigns to inform those in transit of the risks associated with such travel and improve communication among officials when migrants are intercepted at sea, including the risks associated with overland travel en route to the prospective embarkation point.