Примеры использования Programmes for alternative development на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In this regard, we are promoting debt-swap programmes for alternative development projects.
Monitoring of programmes for alternative development and eradication of illicit drug crops, and information sharing.
Institution-building, community support and other considerations taken into account in programmes for alternative development and eradication of illicit drug crops.
Programmes for alternative development and crop eradication require a mix of institution-building and community development activities.
Most of those Governments reported that they had established comprehensive national plans to reduce andeliminate the cultivation of illicit drug crops, including programmes for alternative development.
Financing and fund-raising for programmes for alternative development and eradication of illicit drug crops.
The war on the illicit drug trade must be waged on several fronts and in a coordinated manner andit was fundamental for legislative measures to be accompanied by preventive measures and programmes for alternative development.
Aware that it is important to integrate programmes for alternative development into broader strategies aimed at the alleviation of poverty.
For the third reporting period, 22 countries(24 per cent of respondents) reported having systems enabling the monitoring and quantitative and qualitative evaluation of the impact of programmes for alternative development and eradication of illicit crops.
We strongly believe that sustainable programmes for alternative development and crop substitution must be put in place to complement crop-eradication exercises.
The international community should consider providing further technical and financial assistance for the development and establishment of systems to monitor and assess the qualitative andquantitative impact of programmes for alternative development and eradication of illicit crops.
In addition, programmes for alternative development and community empowerment were launched in 2010 and 2011 in the areas affected by illicit cultivation of cannabis plant.
On strategies for illicit supply reduction,reaffirming the need to apply effective strategies for supply reduction, based on the implementation of plans and programmes for alternative development, which have as their objectives the reduction and elimination of illicit drug production;
Programmes for alternative development and eradication of illicit drug crops require a complementary mix of institution building and community development activities.
A total of 22 Governments(24 per cent) indicated that they possessed systems to monitor and evaluate the qualitative andquantitative impact of programmes for alternative development and eradication of illicit crops, compared with 22 per cent in the reporting period 2000-2002.
Evaluation of programmes for alternative development and illicit crop eradication and that regularly assessed the impact of enforcement and alternative development measures, 1998-2000 and 2000-2002.
For the fifth reporting period(2006-2007), more States(23, compared with 17 in the reporting period 1998-2000) reported having systems to monitor and evaluate the qualitative and quantitative impact of programmes for alternative development and the eradication of illicit drug crops.
Programmes for alternative development, and international cooperation for that purpose, must, within the general context of sustainable development, take into account the particular economic and social characteristics and the traditional use of the communities and population groups affected by the illicit production of drugs.
Several Governments, including most of those replying(26) to section VI of the questionnaire, indicated that they had adopted comprehensive national plans to reduce andeliminate the cultivation of illicit drug crops, including programmes for alternative development.
Governments were asked whether they possessed systems to monitor and evaluate the qualitative andquantitative impact of programmes for alternative development and eradication of illicit crops. While 24 States replied that they possessed such systems, 51, or double the number under the first reporting cycle, responded having none.
Financial constraints, limited access to markets for crops and other products emanating from alternative development programmes and lack of material andhuman resources were reported as the main impediments to the sustained implementation of programmes for alternative development and the eradication of illicit crop cultivation.
In the fifth reporting period(2006-2007), 23 States, compared with 17 States in the baseline period 1998-2000, reported that they had systems to monitor and evaluate the qualitative andquantitative impact of programmes for alternative development and the eradication of illicit crops(see figure XII). That suggests that only half of the States implementing such programmes have mechanisms in place to evaluate their impact.
Stress the need to further strengthen international cooperation and the need for enhanced development-oriented approaches that implement measures for rural development, strengthen local governance and institutions, improve access to legal markets and infrastructure, promote the participation of local communities and consider the participation of multilateral and bilateral development agencies in the design andimplementation of policies and programmes for alternative development, including preventive alternative development, as appropriate, in accordance with the United Nations Guiding Principles on Alternative Development; .
To support Governments' efforts in the developing countries, the United Nations International Drug Control Programme(UNDCP)has developed technical cooperation in promoting programmes for alternative development as a means to suppress the illicit cultivation of opium poppy and coca bush.
As a direct follow-up to the Action Plan on International Cooperation on the Eradication of Illicit Drug Crops andon Alternative Development adopted by the Assembly, the programmes for alternative development and for illicit crop monitoring will continue.
Welcomes with satisfaction resolution 5(XXXVIII) of the Commission on Narcotic Drugs 12/ on strategies for illicit supply reduction,reaffirming the need to apply effective strategies for supply reduction, based on the implementation of plans and programmes for alternative development, which have as their objectives the reduction and elimination of illicit drug production;
As a direct follow-up to the Action Plan on International Cooperation on the Eradication of Illicit Drug Crops and on Alternative Development adopted by the Assembly(resolution S-20/4 E), the programmes for alternative development will continue with an emphasis on the sustainability of development in drug-producing areas.
Calls upon the United Nations International Drug Control Programme and other drug control and development agencies, international financial institutions and regional development banks to explore new forms of financial assistance for programmes for alternative development, including preventive alternative development, and possibilities for new and innovative funding mechanisms;
In the same resolution, the Commission called upon the United Nations International Drug Control Programme and other drug control and development agencies, international financial institutions and regional development banks to explore new forms of financial assistance for programmes for alternative development, including preventive alternative development, and possibilities for new and innovative funding mechanisms.
As a direct follow-up to the Action Plan, UNDCP developed a four-year global programme for alternative development, costed at 1.5 million United States dollars.