Примеры использования Procedures for data collection на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Define methods and procedures for data collection.
The procedures for data collection, recordkeeping and reporting is prescribed by law or governmental institutions.
Developing internationally agreed-upon procedures for data collection and analysis and reporting formats.
Common procedures for data collection and information management in transition, building on humanitarian tools.
There was also need for an additional clause to ensure consistent procedures for data collection.
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Guidelines, training materials andreviews of methodologies have been and will be prepared on gender aspects in agricultural survey design and procedures for data collection.
Determining procedures for data collection and exchange before introduction.
This is a very difficult objective andrequires making changes to the procedures for data collection, to classification and to registers, etc.
Determining procedures for data collection and exchange before introduction.
It should be noted, however,that since 1995 there has been some progress in the development of methodology and procedures for data collection on violence against women, in particular intimate partner violence.
In addition, procedures for data collection, recording practices and counting rules differ widely among countries.
Introduce a computerized integrated management information system in active coordination with organizations of the common system with a view to improving the current procedures for data collection, transmission and processing.
GE.99-21251 page∙ procedures for data collection and interagency sharing, notably the role of correspondents(TIM/EFC/WP.2/1999/3 and 7);
The Board is, however, concerned about deficiencies in the working of national control mechanisms in a number of countries where pharmaceutical companies are not efficiently controlled and procedures for data collection are still failing.
Common procedures for data collection and information management in transitions, building on humanitarian tools fourth quarter 2009.
In order to guarantee women's participation, in both the census process and in the elections,it will be important to ensure that procedures for data collection are sensitive to the local culture and to women's right to be recognized as individuals.
Common procedures for data collection and information management in transition situations established, building on humanitarian tools fourth quarter of 2009.
Substantial progress has been made in the past ten years in the development of methodologies and procedures for data collection on violence against women and a reliable body of evidence on the extent, nature and consequences of violence is currently available.
The Board recommends that the ICSC secretariat introduce a computerized integrated management information system in active coordination with organizations of the United Nations common system with a view to improving the current procedures for data collection, transmission and processing.
Taking stock of the institutional procedures for data collection will contribute to ensuring that this pilot testing of green growth indicators is transposed into a regular measurement exercise.
The Board had recommended that the ICSC secretariat introduce a computerized integrated management information system in active coordination with organizations of the United Nations common system with a view to improving the current procedures for data collection, transmission and processing.
The need for reporting,a financial mechanism as well as procedures for data collection, assessment, monitoring, control and surveillance and enforcement was also highlighted by some delegations.
It is crucial to enhance international cooperation in terms of enhancing such capacities in regions where there is a gap in order to establish national data information systems andto find the most appropriate international funding mechanism to enable developing countries to comply with established procedures for data collection and management and to reinforce capacity-building in data management through North- South, South- South and triangular cooperation.
While the Office of Human Resources Management continues to refine its procedures for data collection, performance indicators and reporting, given the very different mandates of the organizations of the United Nations system, it seems unlikely that a core set of system-wide indicators would be appropriate.
However, the Advisory Committee fully recognized the legal and practical impediments to the implementation of such a recommendation and therefore urged the secretariat to work in collaboration with Geneva-based organizations and staff federations andother stakeholders to revise its procedures for data collection in Geneva in order to incorporate the neighbouring cantons of Switzerland and relevant areas of neighbouring France and to present its findings to the Advisory Committee at its next session.
The evaluation recommended changes in procedures for data collection and analysis, allocation of additional human and financial resources, managerial reform and enhanced collaboration with other United Nations agencies and national and regional networks.
Request the Secretariat to work closely with WHO to support Parties in establishing national procedures for data collection and reporting on DDT for disease vector control consistent with the activities outlined in the proposal for reporting on DDT and evaluating the continued need for DDT;
To invite parties that have not yet established procedures for data collection on methyl bromide use for quarantine and pre-shipment or wish to improve existing procedures to consider using the elements identified as essential by the Technology and Economic Assessment Panel in section 10.4.4 of its 2012 progress report;
While the Office of Human Resources Management continues to refine its procedures for data collection, performance indicators and reporting, given the very different mandates of the organizations of the United Nations system, it seems unlikely that a core set of system-wide indicators would be appropriate.