Примеры использования Planned programmes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Planned Programmes and Activities.
In almost all cases, it was difficult to distinguish between the ongoing activities and planned programmes.
Planned programmes also reflect this trend.
Owing, however, to financial constraints, it has often not been possible to implement some of the planned programmes.
The planned programmes, if achieved, will generate positive developmental outcomes;
The programme was not organized by the Mission in order to avoid overlap with other planned programmes.
Out of all the planned programmes, only that to support selection and training of civilian police was recorded under this item.
Humanitarian actors continue to support the voluntary return of displaced people through planned programmes.
Most of the ongoing or planned programmes require a medium- to long-term effort to yield optimal results.
In pursuing results-based management, further efforts should be made to specify the mandates andobjectives associated with planned programmes and activities.
The implementation of systematic, planned programmes in this area requires all the support that the international community can give.
Confirmation of the pledges made at the meeting held in December as well as commitments of new money adequate to fund the planned programmes for the next few years will be necessary.
Comparative analysis of current and planned programmes, with a view to discussing concepts such as mutual recognition and equivalencies;
The Working Group is concerned to note that UNRWA failed to receive funding sufficient to deliver all parts of its planned programmes in 1992 and that it expects to be unable to do so again in 1993.
The planned programmes will benefit from an increased national funding as well as funding under the European Union Financial Perspective 2014- 2020.
The review would consider the status of current and planned programmes and the capacity-building support UNDP needed to provide.
Both the U4 andthe IGAC databases of technical cooperation projects suffer from the reluctance of their members to provide updates on ongoing and planned programmes, projects and activities.
During 2007/08, some planned programmes had to be cancelled because external training institutions could not register enough candidates to run them.
Consultations with departments and offices have highlighted increasing difficulties in implementing planned programmes of work as a result of the suspension in General Service recruitment.
The role and participation of women in sustainable agriculture and rural development is recognized as essential,as is the need to integrate women's activities into ongoing and planned programmes and projects.
Without the inclusion of those spiritual assets, not even the best planned programmes for the eradication of hunger and poverty in the world and for the attainment of peace on Earth can succeed.
To that end, it would be useful to elicit donor's intentions atan early stage so that, by the end of 1997, the expected financial support and planned programmes could be matched as closely as possible.
By the end of November 1996, it had identified 550 ongoing or planned programmes and projects related to the Programme of Action, which have been entered in a database.
The Head of the Central Executive Committee of the public movement"Donetsk Republic" Denis Pushilin, in his turn,told that the public movement had carried out a large number of activities and implemented many planned programmes since the previous meeting.
As part of the Conference outcome, UN-Women registered several existing and planned programmes as its voluntary commitments* to contribute to the implementation of the sustainable development agenda.
Many(ARG, ARM, AZE, COK, EGY, GEO, KAZ, KIR, LSO, MUS, TUV, URY, UZB)also presented detailed information regarding existing and planned programmes for undergraduate and postgraduate studies.
UNDP agrees that an important focus should be on whether planned programmes can be evaluated(their'evaluability'), a prerequisite for effective programme design, continuous monitoring with national partners and evaluation.
The Working Group is concerned to note that UNRWA failed to receive funding sufficient to deliver all parts of its planned programmes in 1993 and that it expects to be unable to do so again in 1994.
The Russian delegation supported planned programmes for the Virtual Institute, TrainForTrade and the development of ICTs, and highlighted the importance of paying increased attention to African and LDC programmes. .
The report noted that political and military developments in the first half of 2012 had slowed implementation of all planned programmes and activities, thus significantly impacting on deliverables in 2012.