Примеры использования Normative mandate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Promoting the global and normative mandate of UN-Habitat;
Part of this reform was devoted to strengthening the capacity of UNCHS(Habitat)to fulfil its normative mandate.
To promote the global and normative mandate, programmes and campaigns of UNHabitat;
The secretariat of the Convention on Biological Diversity has a strong general normative mandate in the area.
Organizations with normative mandates can plan for longer-term cycles.
The activities of the Habitat Programme Managers would promote the integration of the global and normative mandate, programmes and campaigns of UN-HABITAT.
Promoting the global and normative mandate, programmes and campaigns of the United Nations Human Settlements Programme;
Accordingly, emphasis will be placed on the establishment andenhancement of national urban policies to promote the normative mandate of the organization at the country level.
ILO has a specific normative mandate in the area of indigenous peoples' rights, through its responsibility for Conventions Nos. 107 and 169.
Small organizations and organizations with normative mandates are less developed in BC terms.
The normative mandate of UNICEF, founded on the Convention on the Rights of the Child, will be the basis for engagement with duty-bearers at the global and regional level.
It very much depends on the type of mandate(s); normative mandates can be prepared with a longer time-span.
Normative mandates can easily function with longer-term planning cycles, since their activities do not evolve at the same pace as those of operational mandates. .
WHO is the largestof the specialized agencies, with operational, humanitarian and normative mandates for health in the United Nations system.
Once it was adopted,the initiative translated the normative mandate into practical action, demonstrating the added value of the notion of using“White Helmets” in United Nations activities in this field.
With the increasing level of activities at the regional and country levels, emphasis will be placed on setting up formal structures andimproved mechanisms for collaboration to promote the organization's normative mandate at the country level.
This value added is built on the strengths of the substantive capacities, normative mandates and, where appropriate, the impartial convening role of the United Nations system.
The need for such intermediate organizations is clear if one considers the mandate of ILO as an international organization whose added value lies in the area of its normative mandate and its capacity for policy work.
Limited availability of IPs is also a challenge for organizations with highly technical or normative mandates, as there is usually only a small number of suitable IPs with the required technical expertise.
Promoting the global and normative mandate of UN-Habitat: In order to promote the normative mandate of UN-Habitat at country level, the Habitat Programme Managers must be efficient vehicles for the large number of global UN-Habitat programmes and must be able to mainstream and coordinate them.
The Habitat Programme managers will remain actively involved in promoting the integration of sustainable urbanization;promoting the organization's global and normative mandate, programmes and campaigns; and supporting the operational activities of UN-Habitat at the national and local levels.
The Habitat II Conference takes place, resulting in a new normative mandate for UNCHS(Habitat), requiring it to support and monitor the implementation of the Habitat Agenda adopted at the Conference and approved by the United Nations General Assembly.
Its decision to concentrate its work on core focus areas would help it to play a leadership role and act as a catalyst in promoting sustainable urbanization; at the same time,it would strengthen its normative mandate, its contribution to the establishment of best practices and its encouragement of funding of housing for the poor.
ILO has a specific normative mandate in the area of indigenous peoples' rights, through its responsibility for the Convention concerning the Protection and Integration of Indigenous and Other Tribal and Semi-Tribal Populations in Independent Countries, of 1957(No. 107), and the Convention concerning Indigenous and Tribal Peoples in Independent Countries, of 1989 No. 169.
The present report provides an overview of the work carried out to implement the Entity's normative mandate in 2013 in support of the development of a comprehensive set of global norms, policies and standards on gender equality and the empowerment of women.
United Nations Agencies offer particularly comparative advantages with regard to achieving further tangible progress toward the Millennium Development Goals, drawing on their values, successful global knowledge base, best practices and lessons learnt;their strong normative mandate and track record in Turkmenistan; their neutrality; and their ability to encourage efficient coordination among donors.
The present report summarizes how the United Nations Entityfor Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women(UN-Women) carried out its normative mandate in 2012, as set out in General Assembly resolution 64/289, as well as in line with the goal of its strategic plan, 2011-2013(UNW/2011/9) to support the development of a comprehensive set of global norms, policies and standards on gender equality and women's empowerment that is dynamic and responds to new and emerging issues, challenges and opportunities.
In all three, the United Nations Country Team offers comparative advantages with regard to achieving further tangible progress toward the Millennium Development Goals, drawing on its values, successful global knowledge base, best practices and lessons learnt;its strong normative mandate and track record in the Kyrgyz Republic; its neutrality; and its ability to encourage efficient coordination and facilitate accountability among donors.
They remain actively involved in promoting the integration of sustainable urbanization into national development policies;promoting the global and normative mandate, programmes and campaigns of the organization; and supporting the operational activities of UN-Habitat at the national and local levels.
Pursuant to Governing Council resolution 21/2 on the medium-term strategic and institutional plan for 2008- 2013, Habitat programme managers will remain actively involved in promoting the integration of sustainable urbanization into national development policies;promoting the organization's global and normative mandate, programmes and campaigns; and supporting the operational activities of UNHabitat at the national and local levels.