Примеры использования Regional technical cooperation programme на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Framework of regional technical cooperation programme.
The Czech Republic participated in a number of activities within the framework of the regional technical cooperation programme.
A regional technical cooperation programme to implement this agreement is currently being discussed.
Having reviewed the progress achieved in implementing the regional technical cooperation programme agreed upon in Tehran.
Regional technical cooperation programme in environmental and natural resources management established.
However, we are concerned at the attempts to exclude the Agency's peer review services from the regional Technical Cooperation Programme.
To support the regional technical cooperation programme for the Asia and Pacific region and to provide resources for its implementation;
The workshop held in Tehran in March 1998 had been particularly successful, andhad led to the elaboration of a regional technical cooperation programme.
Regional technical cooperation programmes might support cooperation between and/or within regional groupings;
The Workshop also strongly recommended that a regional technical cooperation programme be designed and implemented as a matter of urgent priority.
In UNDP, an effort has been made bythe regional bureaux and country offices to integrate TCDC in national and regional technical cooperation programmes.
The Workshop also strongly recommended that a regional technical cooperation programme be designed and implemented as a matter of urgent priority.
Also welcomes the greater and valuable sharing of concrete national experiences at the ninth Workshop on the implementation of all four areas of the Framework of Regional Technical Cooperation Programme in Asia and the Pacific;
The fifth Workshop also strongly recommended that a regional technical cooperation programme be designed and implemented as a matter of urgent priority.
A regional technical cooperation programme should be adopted to meet the needs both of countries which already have legislation and/or institutions responsible for competition and of countries which are beginning to develop legislative and institutional machinery.
This document is intended to provide a framework for this regional technical cooperation programme, as discussed at the sixth Asia-Pacific Workshop in Tehran.
Welcomes the indepth discussions held during the ninth Workshop reviewing developments in the Asian andPacific region over the past year in the four priority areas under the Framework of Regional Technical Cooperation Programme in Asia and the Pacific;
They also carry out regional technical cooperation programmes as requested, and provide some limited country-level support on regional and cross-border issues as non-resident agencies.
This development serves as an illustration of the way in which Governments in the Asia-Pacific region can implement the framework of the regional technical cooperation programme adopted in Tehran, as described in section II above.
The IADB is preparing a regional technical cooperation programme, for US$ 1,090,000 which at the request of Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Ecuador and Peru, will be allocated to combat desertification in South America.
The Workshop reviewed progress achieved since the 13th Workshop in Beijing in the four areas under the Tehran Framework of Regional Technical Cooperation Programme for Asia and the Pacific(Tehran Framework), namely.
The workshop adopted a framework of regional technical cooperation programme in the Asian and Pacific region, aimed at strengthening national capacities for the promotion and protection of human rights as a means of facilitating possible regional arrangements.
Welcomes the indepth discussions held during the tenth Workshop reviewing developments in the Asian andPacific region over the past year in the four priority areas under the Framework for Regional Technical Cooperation Programme in the Asian and Pacific Region;
The aims of the workshop were to reach agreement concerning the framework of a draft regional technical cooperation programme, indicating its objectives and proposed activities, and to identify the next steps in facilitating the process of establishing a regional arrangement for the protection and promotion of human rights.
The seventh workshop on Regional Arrangements for the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights in the Asian andPacific Region held in New Delhi from 16 to 18 February 1999 recommended that the following activities be organized under the regional technical cooperation programme during the period 1999-2000.
In addition to the above programme, UNCTAD is assisting UNDP to prepare a regional technical cooperation programme designed to assist African developing countries in strengthening their competitive trading position and thereby to facilitate their integration into the international trading system.
It notes the contributions of the African Regional Cooperative Agreement for Research, Development and Training(AFRA), the Regional Cooperative Agreements for the Promotion of Nuclear Science and Technology in Latin America(ARCAL), the Regional Cooperative Agreement for Asia and the Pacific(RCA),as well as the regional technical cooperation programme in Central and Eastern Europe.
Work continued on development of the following programmes and projects: a regional technical cooperation programme for Latin America, in cooperation with IDB; and a regional technical cooperation programme for the Pacific region in cooperation with the International Centre for Criminal Law Reform and Criminal Justice Policy(Vancouver, Canada), the Asia/Pacific Group on Money-Laundering and the Asian Development Bank.
The workshop was divided into three working sessions: Session I, Experiences and best practices in building national human rights capacity in the Asian and Pacific region; Session II, Prospects and next steps for the development of a regional arrangement in the Asian and Pacific region: Achievements, prospects and options for the future; andSession III, Developing a regional technical cooperation programme in the Asian and Pacific region.
To establish, in accordance with the conclusions of the fifth workshop on regional human rights arrangements in the Asia and Pacific region, an open-ended team composed of representatives of interested Governments of the region and the Centre for Human Rights,which could consult with national institutions and non-governmental organizations to ensure the effective preparation of the next workshop and to design a regional technical cooperation programme to facilitate the development of regional arrangements.