Примеры использования Subnational and sectoral на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Population issues in public policies, national, subnational and sectoral development plans.
National, subnational and sectoral policies, plans and strategies take into account population and development linkages.
To systematically integrate risk reduction measures in national, subnational and sectoral development planning and programming.
National, subnational and sectoral policies, plans and strategies take into account population and development linkages.
Systematically integrate risk reduction measures in national, subnational and sectoral development planning and programming;
Ii Conduct capacity-building programmes in member countries to developskills of policymakers and senior managers to strengthen systems of innovation at the national, subnational and sectoral levels;
The systematic integration of risk reduction measures in national, subnational and sectoral development planning and programming.
Number of national, subnational and sectoral development plans and budgets that show pro-poor environmental mainstreaming, supported by Poverty-Environment Initiative.
The programme will strengthen the capacity to integrate population dynamics into national, subnational and sectoral plans and policies, poverty-reduction strategies and expenditure frameworks.
Many stakeholders are required to develop and test such models, and they are often created at the national level to inform the decisions of subnational and sectoral decision makers.
Progress on Outcome(v):National, subnational and sectoral policies, plansand strategies take into account population and development linkages.
The above-mentioned outcome reflects UNFPA support for the integration of population and poverty linkages in national, subnational and sectoral policies, plans, and strategies.
Unit of measure: number of national, subnational and sectoral development plansand budgets supported by PEI that show pro-poor environmental mainstreaming.
Whereas earlier assessments of the costs and benefits of adaptation options focused on the global level, there are a growing number of studies, particularly in developing countries,undertaken at the national, subnational and sectoral level.
MYFF Population and Development Outcome(5): National, subnational and sectoral policies, plans and strategies take into account population and development linkages.
Build capacity at the national level in order to enable policymakers to understand the importance, key components and implementation strategy and management practices of NIS and its organic linkages with subnational and sectoral innovation systems;
In Ethiopia, for example, in spite of considerable progress, population and development issues are not well integrated in national, subnational and sectoral development plansand frameworks and often the integration is not reflected through a holistic approach in the implementation of development interventions and programmes.
The second phase would go beyond awareness creation and sharing best practices, and would focus on key components, implementation strategies, and management practices of national innovation systems and their organic linkages with subnational and sectoral innovation systems.
Outcome(v) national, subnational and sectoral policies, plans and strategies take into account populationand development linkages, reflects the Fund's support for the integration of population and development linkages in national, subnational and sectoral policies, plans and strategies.
Poverty-environment linkages, addressed primarily through the UNDP-UNEP Poverty-Environment Initiative,were integrated as an objective in 83 national, subnational and sectoral plans and policies in 20 countries where the Initiative is working.
Promote the integration of adaptation concerns into national, subnational, and sectoral sustainable development; public policies, tools and strategies; programmes and priorities; planning processes and poverty reduction plans, at the local, national, regional and international levels and across sectors, developing national adaptation plans as appropriate, and reviewing and reporting on these activities;
This second phase is aimed at going beyond awareness creation and sharing best practices, and focusing on key components, implementation strategies, and management practices of national innovation systems and their organic linkages with subnational and sectoral innovation systems.
Build capacity at the national level to enable policymakers to understand the importance, key components and implementation strategy and management practices of NIS and its organic-linkages with subnational and sectoral innovation systems with attention focused on areas such as: best management practices of technology incubation centres; networking of research and development institutions for technology development and transfer of technology; management of intellectual property rights; and technology-led women entrepreneurship development(funding available);
The failure to operationalize the link between environmental sustainability and the Millennium Development Goals, in particular Goal 1, is evident in current poverty reduction strategies,national development plans and subnational and sectoral development plans and policies in developing countries.
The MYFF outcome receiving the largest share of resources in 2004 was"access to comprehensive reproductive health services increased" which received 38 percent of regular resources, followed by the outcome"national, subnational and sectoral policies, plans and strategies take into account population and development linkages" which received 15 per cent of regular resources in 2004.
Based on this, APCTT, with funding from the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research of the Government of India, is implementing a programme aimed at building capacity at the national level to enable policymakers to understand the importance, key components and implementation strategy and management practices of a national information system and its organic-linkages with subnational and sectoral innovation systems.
Activities aimed at integrating climate change adaptation into national and subnational development and sectoral planning;
There may also be a need for subsets and other,often more comprehensive sets of indicators for other purposes, including subnational, spatial and sectoral assessments.
The capacity to evaluate the economic costs of adaptation measures and to integrate these measures into sectoral, subnational and national development plans and programmes;
Most have undertaken risk or vulnerability assessments as a basis for adaptation policy development, predominantly on the national scale;some countries have conducted assessments at the subnational, transnational and sectoral levels.