Примеры использования Their contributions to regular resources на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Delegations urged donors to increase their contributions to regular resources.
Some 14 countries belonging to the Development Assistance Committee of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development(OECD-DAC) and23 programme countries have increased their contributions to regular resources.
Donors were urged to increase their contributions to regular resources.
In its decision 98/23, as noted above, the Board urged all donors andprogramme countries in a position to do so to increase their contributions to regular resources.
Eight members of the OECD/DAC increased their contributions to regular resources in 2009, the same as in 2008.
In concluding, she expressed the hope that Governments andNational Committees would increase their contributions to regular resources.
Eight members of the OECD/DAC increased their contributions to regular resources in 2008, compared to 14 in 2007.
Indications are that three members of the OECD/DAC(France, Italy and the Netherlands)will decrease their contributions to regular resources in 2011.
Some 18 Governments increased their contributions to regular resources in local currency and 14 increased by 7 per cent or more.
Six members of the OECD/DAC-- Canada, Denmark, France, Greece,Italy and Ireland-- decreased their contributions to regular resources in 2009.
A total of 10 programme countries increased their contributions to regular resources for 2001 and 13 commenced or resumed contributions. .
Accordingly, it urged all donors andprogramme countries in a position to do so to increase their contributions to regular resources.
They called on countries to further increase their contributions to regular resources to help ensure that UNICEF could carry out its core mandate.
Accordingly, and most recently in decision 2012/10, it has encouraged all donors andprogramme countries in a position to do so to increase their contributions to regular resources.
At least 13 programme countries are expected to increase their contributions to regular resources, including six resuming contributions. .
Accordingly, and most recently in decision 2011/15, it has urged all donors and programme countries, in a position to do so,to increase their contributions to regular resources.
He urged donors to increase their contributions to regular resources so that UNICEF could fulfil its normative agenda and tackle some of the biggest challenges in promoting and protecting the rights of children and women.
One speaker urged Governments to increase their contributions to regular resources.
Encourages all Member States to increase their contributions to regular resources, including by making contributions during the first half of the year and to make multi-year pledges in order to ensure effective programming;
Some speakers called on donors to increase their contributions to regular resources.
Encourage all Member States to increase their contributions to regular resources and also encourage countries in a position to do so to make contributions during the first half of the year and to make multi-year pledges in order to ensure effective programming;
The Fund is particularly grateful to Finland, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, andSweden for significantly increasing their contributions to regular resources for 2003.
According to current projections for 2001, it is expected that as many as 14 OECD/DAC donors will increase their contributions to regular resources in local currency terms in 2001 and that only one DAC donor will reduce its contribution during the year.
Accordingly, and most recently in decision 2013/13, the Board encouraged all donors and other countries in a position to do so to maintain andsubstantially increase their contributions to regular resources.
Nine countries belonging to OECD/DAC, and41 programme countries increased their contributions to regular resources; and 10 countries belonging to OECD/DAC and 10 programme countries increased their contributions to co-financing resources. .
Through its decisions 98/23 and 99/1, the Executive Board recognized that overdependence on a limited number of donors carries risks for the long-term financial sustainability of UNDP and urged all donors andprogramme countries in a position to do so to increase their contributions to regular resources.
In 2013, six OECD/DAC members increased their contributions to regular resources, in local currency terms- Austria, Denmark, Finland, Italy, the Republic of Korea, and Switzerland- while six- Belgium, France, Portugal, Norway, Sweden and the United States- decreased their pledges.
A number of members of the Development Assistance Committee(DAC) of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development(OECD)have indicated that they intend to maintain their contributions to regular resources in 2014; three indicated an increase; and six indicated their intention to decrease their contributions. .
He urged donors to increase their contributions to regular resources so that UNICEF could continue to meet its commitment to protect children's rights and improve children's lives, maintain its global presence, respond effectively to emergencies and promote equity.
These included nine OECD/DAC donors that increased their contributions- by 10 per cent or more in the case of three of them; ten programme countries,which also increased their contributions to regular resources; and seven programme countries, which commenced or resumed contributions. .