Примеры использования Six co-sponsors на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The six co-sponsors of UNAIDS are also members of the Task Force on Basic Social Services for All.
In addition to collaborative efforts under the UNAIDS umbrella, the six co-sponsors carry out activities under their own mandates.
Notes that further details of the programme are being developed by the Inter-Agency Working Group that has been established by the six co-sponsors;
The office of Committee Chairperson is rotating among the six co-sponsors, and has to date been assumed successively by WHO, UNDP and UNICEF.
In October 1993, the Secretary-General of the United Nations convened a meeting of the executive heads of the six co-sponsors to discuss the study.
He explained that as one of the six co-sponsors of UNAIDS, UNFPA had been fully involved in the process of its development over the past two years.
An important aspect of this broader effort is the"mainstreaming" capacity that the six co-sponsors will retain within their respective organizations.
Decides that each of the six co-sponsors will participate in the work of the Programme Coordination Board and have full rights, except the right to vote;
The Board is a governance structure composed of Member States,with the participation of the six co-sponsors and eligible non-governmental organizations.
Urges the six co-sponsors, through the Committee, to initiate, as soon as possible, programme activities at the country level, as well as any other programme elements on which there is already full consensus;
Following an open and wide-ranging search process, including consultation with Governments andother concerned parties, the six co-sponsors reached consensus on 12 December 1994.
Unfortunately, those efforts were not successful, and the six co-sponsors of the amendments in document A/C.1/50/L.57 were obliged to put forward those suggestions.
This will involve a theme group on HIV/AIDS established by the resident coordinator andcomprising representatives of the six co-sponsors and other United Nations system organizations.
The programme will draw upon the experience and strengths of the six co-sponsors to develop its strategies and policies, which will be incorporated in turn into their programmes and activities.
The Board serves as the governance structure for the Programme, and is composed of Member States,with the participation of the six co-sponsors and eligible non-governmental organizations.
The Committee, which met for the first time on 22 September 1994, decided that the six co-sponsors would assign staff for the transition team as soon as possible, with WHO providing accommodation and administrative support.
Also invites the six co-sponsors, through the Committee, to initiate action to fill the position of director of the joint and co-sponsored programme, through an open, wide-ranging search process, including consultation with Governments and other concerned parties, and to submit their nominee to the Secretary-General, who will make the appointment;
In July, the Economic and Social Council, in resolution 1994/24,endorsed the establishment of the programme and urged the six co-sponsors to initiate programme activities at the country level as soon as possible.
Due to the varying regional structures of each of the six co-sponsors, the joint programme on HIV/AIDS will essentially operate only at global and national levels and no particular regional modus operandi is foreseen at present.
Two staff selection committees were established(the committee for Professional posts comprising representatives of the six co-sponsors) to recommend candidates for appointment to the Executive Director of the Programme.
As called for in the Council resolution, the six co-sponsors transformed the Inter-agency Working Group into the Committee of Co-sponsoring Organizations(CCO), which is charged with interim responsibility for overseeing the transition to full implementation of the joint programme and with the task of establishing a transition team.
Following an open andwide-ranging search process, including consultation with Governments and other concerned parties, the six co-sponsors unanimously agreed on a nominee for the directorship at the second meeting of the Committee on 12 December 1992.
The Council invited the six co-sponsors(the United Nations Development Programme, the United Nations Children's Fund, the United Nations Population Fund, the World Health Organization, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization and the World Bank) to transform the Inter-Agency Working Group into a formally constituted Committee of Co-sponsoring Organizations.
The plan, based on the mission statement(see above, paras. 29-32),will be developed in broad consultation with all partners including the six co-sponsors, people living with HIV/AIDS, those working on AIDS prevention and care, NGO representatives, and government agencies.
The programme draws on the strengths of its six co-sponsors(UNDP, UNICEF, UNFPA, WHO, UNESCO and the World Bank) to: prevent the transmission of HIV; reduce the suffering caused by HIV and AIDS; make the broader environment conducive to prevention and supportive of people with HIV/AIDS; and cushion the harsh impact of the epidemic on individuals, communities and societies.
Also stresses thatduring the transition process, the ongoing HIV/AIDS activities of each of the six co-sponsors should be maintained and/or enhanced, bearing in mind the need for these activities to fit within national AIDS programmes and the general framework of the joint and co-sponsored programme;
Invites the six co-sponsors to take immediate steps to transform the Inter-Agency Working Group into a formally constituted committee of co-sponsoring organizations, comprising the heads of those organizations or their specifically designated representatives, which would function under a rotational chairmanship, establish a transition team, and assume interim responsibility, inter alia, for overseeing the transition process leading to the full implementation of the programme;
Faced with an epidemic that had already claimed 11.7 million lives andinfected another 30.6 million people, the six co-sponsors had pledged to combat the pandemic in a concerted manner and in many different ways, including financial assistance and the establishment of coordination centres in the field offices.
Requests the six co-sponsors, through the Committee, to produce by January 1995, for the consideration of the Economic and Social Council and other concerned parties, a comprehensive proposal specifying the programme 's mission and the terms and conditions of co-ownership, and detailing the programme 's organizational, programmatic, staffing, administrative and financial elements, including proposed budgetary allocations, and to attach to this proposal an annex containing the proposed legal document that the six co-sponsors will sign to formally establish the programme;
In July 1994 the Economic and Social Council endorsed the creation of a joint and co-sponsored United Nations programme on HIV/AIDS and called on the six co-sponsors(UNDP, UNICEF, the United Nations Population Fund(UNFPA), the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization(UNESCO), WHO and the World Bank) to work together to prepare a detailed proposal for submission to the Council.