Примеры использования Trust fund will на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The trust fund will be administered by UNEP;
Information regarding the Trust Fund will also be provided.
This trust fund will continue under the UNSMIH mandate.
After more than 10 years of experience, the Trust Fund will expand its programmes to other related issues.
The trust fund will be administered by the United Nations Environment Programme UNEP.
The regional representatives and those donors of the Executive Board who have contributed to the Trust Fund will meet during the annual meeting of the Executive Board to consider the operation of the Quick Start Programme Trust Fund. .
The Trust Fund will close at the end of 2015 unless the parties request UNEP to extend it.
Training and capacity-building, including e-learning: in partnership with the Office of the High Commissioner and the United Nations Institute for Training andResearch and/or relevant academic/training institutions, the Trust Fund will support the development of, and the participation of least developed countries and small island developing States in, targeted training courses for officials on the international human rights system, international human rights law and the rules and functioning of the Human Rights Council and its mechanisms;
The trust fund will support the activities of MINURCAT, and would specifically cover the costs of PTPH.
For this reason, the HIPC trust fund will remain severely under-funded and under-nourished.
The Trust Fund will continue to support programmes in conflict, post-conflict and transitional settings.
A regional trust fund will be established to be managed by the AfDB.
The Trust Fund will close at the end of 2015 unless the parties request UNEP, once again, to extend its operation.
A United Nations trust fund will be utilized to receive such contributions.
The Trust Fund will also support demonstration projects for the purpose of bringing innovative ideas and lessons to the national and regional levels.
Through its grants, the Trust Fund will continue to support high quality, evidence-based programmes that will improve the lives of women and girls around the world.
The Trust Fund will also promote interoperability among countries, particularly leveraging regional interconnectivity.
In 2000, the Tribunal through its trust fund will continue funding established programmes initiated in previous years and will seek to provide financial support to new projects recommended by the Trust Fund Advisory Board.
The Trust Fund will provide a mechanism for agencies,funds and programmes to seek resources beyond those of their own voluntary contribution processes.
The Global Trust Fund will have been established and initial funds will have been raised.
This trust fund will finance activities aimed at increased food security in terms of availability, accessibility and safety of food.
In particular, the Trust Fund will seek to support areas of work that remain underresourced and largely underserved by existing development programming.
The voluntary Special Trust Fund will thus provide for the costs of travel for participants from developing countries and countries with economies in transition to the third meeting of the Conference of the Parties.
During this period, the Trust Fund will continue to support efforts to strengthen end-to-end early warning for coastal hazards such as tsunamis, tropical cyclones, flooding and storm surges, while applying a multi-hazard approach.
In particular, the Trust Fund will support additional budgetary demands for staff, travel, meetings between international and regional stakeholders, meetings of domestic Syrian representatives, the work of consultants and additional equipment costs.
The trust fund will support development and implementation of CAADP processes, as well as development and implementation of CAADP pillar programmes and the institutions responsible for them at continental, subregional, national and local levels.
This trust fund will primarily finance activities that would seek to promote renewable energy for enhancing access to energy and supporting income generation activities that would in turn help to reduce poverty in rural and peri-urban areas.
The trust fund will mainly finance the participation of experts from the developing countries in the meetings of the Committee as well as in the meetings of city groups and other technical expert groups, the activities of the Editor, some consultancies and the electronic version and index of the revised SEEA-2003.
Also decides that the Trust Fund will support activities designed to enhance the institutional and human capacity of least developed countries and small island developing States, to enable their delegations to participate more fully in the work of the Human Rights Council, upon their request, and to encourage their effective and informed participation in consultative and decision-making processes, including negotiation sessions;
Induction training: the Trust Fund will support the organization, by the Office of the High Commissioner, of induction training sessions for diplomats from least developed countries and small island developing States assigned to cover the sessions of the Human Rights Council and the multilateral human rights system; training sessions will be organized to coincide with the main periods of arrival and departure from Geneva.