Примеры использования Special needs of countries на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
The founding resolution was aimed at addressing the special needs of countries emerging from conflicts.
Iv Addressing the special needs of countries with arid and semi-arid areas due to water scarcity;
The members of the Working Group andMr. Hayford exchanged views on the special needs of countries emerging from conflict.
The special needs of countries in transition were also recognized along with the indispensable role of the United Nations in this regard.
Those organizations were created to help address the special needs of countries emerging from conflict towards recovery and reconstruction.
Люди также переводят
The Inspectors concur in general with the conclusions and recommendations pertaining to the ECE programme of work andthe need to assign due priority to addressing the special needs of countries in transition to market economies.
It is indeed a shared moral obligation to be vigilant about the special needs of countries emerging from conflict and making steps towards recovery, reintegration and reconstruction.
Special needs of countries in eastern and south-eastern Europe and central Asia Another dimension of the inequalities discourse concerns the inequalities between countries, which may be also amplified by the financial and economic crises.
For the first time, at this high level there was systematic recognition that the special needs of countries with economies in transition must be taken into account at the international level.
Options related to the special needs of countries with economies in transition(EIT)(see annex: para. 7): How can the current problems faced by most EIT countries in preparing and reporting GHG inventories be solved?
At the international level, it was agreed to focus attention on and support the special needs of countries and regions in which there are substantial concentrations of people living in poverty.
Recognizing the special needs of countries that are currently experiencing or emerging from civil conflict(more than 10 of the least developed countries fall into this category), the international financial institutions are considering exceptional financing mechanisms to assist them.
In this context,we have supported the establishment of a Peacebuilding Commission that aims to address the special needs of countries emerging from conflict towards recovery, reintegration and reconstruction.
He underscored the need to ensure that the special needs of countries emerging from conflict in Africa were effectively addressed in order to lay a foundation for sustainable peace and development.
It was also important to mobilize the existing resources of the international financial institutions more effectively to respond to the special needs of countries emerging from economic and political disruption, and also of the poorest, most indebted countries. .
To focus on and support the special needs of countries and regions in which there are substantial concentrations of people living in poverty, in particular in South Asia and Africa.
Besides, as we stated in the Security Council last week(see S/PV.5627), our emphasis on the mobilization andtimely delivery of resources for the special needs of countries emerging from conflict is actually derived from the two resolutions operationalizing the functioning of the Commission.
There is also a need to address the special needs of countries, such as the small island developing States, that are particularly vulnerable to natural disasters, the negative impacts of environmental degradation and climate change.
In establishing the new intergovernmental Peacebuilding Commission,the United Nations General Assembly and Security Council have created a dedicated institutional mechanism to address the special needs of countries emerging from conflict and enable them to find a durable path of reconciliation, development and peace.
The view was expressed that ECE recognized the special needs of countries with economies in transition that were not members of the European Union and continued to strengthen its assistance and support to that group.
Lastly, he was pleased to note that, while paying priority attention to the needs of the poorest and most vulnerable countries, the United Nations operational programmes and funds strove to take into account the interests of other groups of countries, including the special needs of countries with economies in transition.
Since its creation, as a mechanism to address the special needs of countries emerging from conflict, the Peacebuilding Commission has been committed to the achievement of durable peace and development.
The completion of its first year in operation and the presentation of its report to the Security Council is a defining moment in the existence of the Commission, andsets the stage for a dedicated institutional mechanism to address the special needs of countries emerging from conflict and which are under its consideration, towards recovery, reintegration and reconstruction leading to sustained economic recovery and development.
Focus attention on and support the special needs of countries and regions in which there are substantial concentrations of people living in poverty, in particular in South Asia, and which therefore face serious difficulties in achieving social and economic development.
On 9 December 2009, the Working Group heard a briefing by Patrick Hayford,Director of the Office of the Special Adviser on Africa, on how the special needs of countries in Africa emerging from conflict could be addressed by assisting those countries in laying the foundations for sustainable peace and development.
To meet the special needs of countries emerging from conflict, ECA, in close collaboration with the African Union and the African Development Bank, should set up a technical capacity-building and funding initiative with relevant stakeholders to support employment-generation and re-establish economic development management systems.
The Peacebuilding Commission was established as a dedicated institutional mechanism to address the special needs of countries emerging from conflict in terms of recovery, reintegration and reconstruction, and to assist them in laying a foundation for sustainable development.
Recalls its resolution 60/180 on the Peacebuilding Commission that addresses the special needs of countries emerging from conflict towards recovery, reintegration and reconstruction and assists them in laying the foundation for sustainable development, and in this regard reaffirms the importance of interaction between the Economic and Social Council and the Commission;
As an intergovernmental advisory body, the Commission is called upon to emphasize the need for a coordinated, coherent and integrated approach to post-conflict peacebuilding with a view to restoring durable peace,meeting the special needs of countries emerging from conflict, supporting their recovery, reintegration and reconstruction efforts, and helping them lay the groundwork for sustainable development and political stability.
Recognizing the need for a dedicated institutional mechanism to address the special needs of countries emerging from conflict towards recovery, reintegration and reconstruction and to assist them in laying the foundation for sustainable development.