Примеры использования Secretariat has started на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The secretariat has started an exchange of letters with partnership participants.
In order to ensure that sufficient andadequate technological capacity is available for the knowledge-management system, the secretariat has started to identify needs.
The secretariat has started to collect information on adaptation methods, particularly decision tools.
As recommended by the GEPW andin order to build upon these existing practices, the secretariat has started to prepare a basic guide on evaluation methods which would facilitate the PSBs biennial evaluation.
The Secretariat has started with the basics with each programme and then progressively, figured out how to match specific needs.
As reported in the second performance report on the programme budget for the biennium 2012-2013(A/68/628), in line with General Assembly resolution 67/246,section X, the Secretariat has started to utilize forward purchasing for the Swiss franc for the biennium 2012-2013 and intends to do so for the biennium 2014-2015.
With guidance from the CST, the secretariat has started developing a framework for brokering scientific and technical information under the UNCCD.
The secretariat has started to identify lessons from this approach, with a view to further improve its focus on results, performance, accountability and learning in its capacity development work after 2013 in the evolving regional context for development cooperation.
Based on these results, the secretariat has started working on facilitating the provision of necessary capacity-building for quarantine and inspection officers in Mongolia.
The secretariat has started the process of developing practical options and will report on the progress made in this respect at the seventh session of SBSTA.
Working together with member States, the secretariat has started preparing country programme frameworks which will help to focus the technical cooperation programmes on key areas of Government priority, with fewer but better-focused projects.
The secretariat has started to identify specific areas to increase cooperation for efficient and safe railway operations between countries of the region.
Work accomplished and to be undertaken: The secretariat has started preparations to provide concise information on the common elements of the regional environmental conventions and protocols on implementation, compliance monitoring and enforcement procedures and experiences/plans regarding follow-up mechanisms.
The secretariat has started improving knowledge management with a view to better responding to information needs in the UNCCD process and to increase the cost-efficiency of its functions.
The secretariat has started preparing the draft of the 1997 budget and it is expected that the Committee on Administrative Matters will be able to meet in early October in order to examine the 1997 budget proposal.
The Secretariat has started to work with organizations which have submitted applications falling within the mandate of the Fund but which are not sufficiently documented to be presented to the Board.
The secretariat has started a process by which projects are visited to assess the way funds are being used, and for the Fund to gain feedback about the way its operation affects the individuals it was set up to serve.
As for EA 3.5.1, the secretariat has started working on the implementation of an effective knowledge-sharing system by developing a comprehensive knowledge management system with a specific component of a scientific knowledge brokering management system.
In addition, the Secretariat has started to develop a web page for beneficiary organizations which will be available on the Fund's website and where they will be able to find suggestions to assist them in implementing the Fund's recommendations and to improve their own activities.
The secretariat has started to publish the information requested by decision 16/CP.10 regarding the operational status of each registry system, discrepancies and inconsistencies, required actions following notifications by the ITL that have not been completed in due time and aggregated information on unit holdings.
The secretariat has started planning for the 10-year review of the Yokohama Strategy for a Safer World: Guidelines for Natural Disaster Prevention, Preparedness and Mitigation and its Plan of Action, 5 adopted by the World Conference on Natural Disaster Reduction, held at Yokohama, Japan, in 1994.
Furthermore, the Bureau took note that the secretariat has started looking into the financial aspects of the introduction of the eTIR international system by studying the experiences made within other IT systems in the field of Customs, such as ASYCUDA(Automated SYstem for CUstoms Data), NCTS(New Computerized Transit System), national Customs systems and IRUs TIR-EPD and SafeTIR.
The Committee recognized that the Secretariat had started addressing this issue and encouraged its efforts.
The European Union was pleased that the Secretariat had started working on a draft code of conduct for legal representatives and planned to consult with stakeholders to that end.
Towards that end, the secretariat had started addressing measurement issues and was considering the introduction of a central data management system.
As requested by the Bureau, the secretariat had started an activity to facilitate the identification of financing mechanisms in Europe for member States interested in THE PEP.
The Secretariat had started work on a statement of programme budget implications as soon as it had received an advance copy of draft resolution A/48/L.63/Rev.2.
In connection with the fourth objective of the 10year strategy, the secretariat had started consultations with relevant organizations to foster cooperation in specific areas of competence.
OIOS noted that although the Secretariat had started to implement resolution 57/292, the advisory board had not been established as intended by the Secretary-General.
The Committee, furthermore, noted that the secretariat had started to implement these recommendations in close consultation with the Auditors in following negotiations with the IRU Informal document No. 2 2006.