Примеры использования Other substantive departments на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Strengthen the relationship between research institutions and other substantive departments of the United Nations;
Similarly, the Division works closely with other substantive departments and offices in the procurement of goods and services and relies on them for technical evaluations.
The Office of Internal Oversight Services endorses plans to expand membership of the Task Force by including other substantive Departments and to encourage senior staff membership.
In close cooperation with other substantive departments of the Secretariat and with the organizations of the United Nations system, it is focusing many activities on the follow-up to the cycle of global conferences held earlier this decade.
It is also essential to more actively support the activities of other substantive departments and to refocus resources to the country and regional levels.
In stressing the importance of developing a“culture ofcommunications” throughout the Organization, the Secretary-General has emphasized the crucial role of the Department of Public Information in helping to improve the communications content of the activities of other substantive departments.
The Department had brought into sharp focus the achievements andchallenges faced by the United Nations, and in that work, the importance of its close cooperation with other substantive departments, especially through its strategic communications services, could not be overemphasized.
The Department, in close cooperation with other substantive departments of the Secretariat and with programmes and funds of the United Nations system, is continuing to focus many of its activities on the follow-up to the cycle of world conferences held earlier this decade.
With regard to the implementation of General Assembly resolutions, the Department which he represented did its utmost to discharge its own responsibilities in a timely manner and to alert other substantive departments to their responsibilities by issuing implementation memorandums.
Forging dynamic professional partnerships at the Headquarters and field levels with other substantive departments of the Secretariat and with partners throughout the United Nations system is instrumental in the effective delivery of United Nations messages and for building an informed and supportive constituency.
In keeping with the Department's role in developing and implementing the information and communications programmes of the Organization,I should like to stress the need to continue the close working relations that exist between the Department of Public Information and other substantive departments of the Secretariat.
In support of the Organization's efforts to define andplan its role in the reconstruction of Afghanistan, consultation between the Department and other substantive departments has intensified, in particular within the context of the Integrated Management Task Force for Afghanistan, established in October 2001.
First and foremost, we work with the other substantive departments in the Secretariat, both at Headquarters, and at the United Nations offices in Geneva, Nairobi and Vienna on a daily basis to further develop our"client orientation" and help them formulate their messages in order to realize their mandates.
The full implementation of this recommendation will require the active collaboration of the Department of Management, the Department of Safety andSecurity, the Department of Field Support and other substantive departments to review and validate the associated business processes.
To that end, further developing its client orientation,the Department will continue to provide other substantive departments, as well as offices of the United Nations system, as required, with essential public information-related services to enhance their worldwide outreach and generate public support.
Its development has had a significant impact well beyond the social and economic areas of the Secretariat: OIOS utilized it as the main instrument for reporting on the programme performance of the United Nations for the biennium 1998-1999,incorporating a number of other substantive departments, offices, funds and programmes into IMDIS.
The second objective of the subprogramme is to continue to work closely with other substantive departments of the United Nations, offices, programmes, funds and specialized agencies, and to contribute to the ongoing development of a system-wide culture of communications, as called for by the Secretary-General.
Takes note with appreciation of the efforts of the Secretary-General to strengthen the public information capacity of the Department of Public Information for the formation and day-to-day functioning of the information components of peacekeeping and other field operations of the United Nations, andrequests the Secretariat to continue to ensure the involvement of the Department of Public Information from the planning stage of such future operations through interdepartmental consultations and coordination with other substantive departments of the Secretariat;
PPSD will work closely with other substantive departments in the Secretariat, as well as specialized agencies and programmes, to define the themes to be highlighted throughout the biennium and to coordinate the public information activities of the Organization with a view to presenting a unified image.
In addition, the Department has begun working closely with the Executive Office of the Secretary-General and other substantive departments of the Secretariat to prepare raw visual materials for dissemination in connection with important upcoming meetings or events, as a means of generating greater mass media coverage for the Organization's views and concerns.
The Department, in close cooperation with other substantive departments and offices as well as United Nations agencies, is preparing comprehensive documentation in book format on United Nations efforts to resolve conflict and promote peace in Angola, Cambodia, El Salvador, Haiti, Liberia, Mozambique, Rwanda and Somalia.
In order to facilitate the negotiation process on single themes andto spread out the workload over a longer period of time, the Secretariat, in consultation with the Bureau of the Council, other substantive departments, agencies and the Department of General Assembly Affairs and Conference Services, should prepare a proposal for the Council to consider rescheduling its segments at different parts of the year, so that delegations can focus on negotiating agreements on single themes.
In this context, the Department will work closely with other substantive departments of the United Nations and with the organizations of the United Nations system to develop thematic information campaigns on priority issues of concern to the international community and to implement them at the international, regional and national levels.
In that endeavour, it has worked closely with other substantive departments of the Secretariat, as well as with the funds, programmes and specialized agencies of the United Nations system to identify information priorities, formulate appropriate information programmes and project a unified message of the United Nations in order to tackle a wide array of global problems and concerns.
On the other hand, substantive departments rarely define their broad priorities for public information to assist the Department in the formulation of its programme budget proposals.
The Advisory Committee has requested that information on collaboration with other partners, including substantive departments of the Secretariat, with regard to peace-building and assistance missions be included in future reports see A/57/7/Add.17, para. 10.
Other substantive activities(regular budget and extrabudgetary): coordination with other offices or departments with respect to the implementation of an organizational resilience management system;
To that end, the Department, in close cooperation and coordination with other offices and substantive departments in the Secretariat, will further strengthen its information outreach activities in all areas- audiovisual and electronic format materials, recurrent and non-recurrent publications, as well as targeted liaison and public services- both at Headquarters and in the field through the network of United Nations information centres, services and offices.
To meet growing information needs in a changing politicalenvironment with limited resources, the implementation of the programme requires the closest cooperation with substantive departments, other offices of the Secretariat and the specialized agencies, programmes and funds of the United Nations system for the development of coordinated mechanisms to feed and link database and other records.
Meeting with the political and other substantive line department heads.