Examples of using Capacity framework in English and their translations into Arabic
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Clarifications were sought on the country capacity framework and the concern was raised that it had not been approved by Member States.
UNEP will measure progress in achieving the expected accomplishmentsusing a composite indicator based on a country capacity framework.
The legal and regulatory pillar of the capacity framework should be set to ensure that participants along the reporting chain perform certain tasks at a required level of quality.
(Percentage of countries vulnerable to disasters andconflicts that progress a minimum of two steps in the country capacity framework).
The progressive development of nationalcapacity will be tracked through a country capacity framework or composite indicator covering six different categories of capacity. .
A UNEP will measure progress in achieving the expected accomplishmentsusing a composite indicator based on a country capacity framework.
In response, the Office of Evaluation had prepared an evaluation capacity framework, which aimed at using evaluation more strategically by raising the focus of corporate attention from activity(project) level to programme and policy levels.
This aspect is also being addressed through the subprogramme, andthe achievements made in this regard will be measured through the country capacity framework.
(a)(i) Increased percentage of countries vulnerable to disasters and/or conflicts thatprogress at least two steps in the country capacity framework for natural resource and environmental management, with the assistance of UNEP.
(Percentage of countries affected by natural and man-made disasters that progress atleast one step in four of six categories in the country capacity framework).
Some submissions have also provided examples of frameworks that facilitatedecision-making on adaptation. WRI ' s National Adaptive Capacity framework helps to assess and analyse the strengths and weaknesses of institutions involved in adaptation planning and to identify capacity gaps within institutions so that those involved in adaptation planning processes can assess how institutions may or may not need to adjust to incorporate and support adaptation planning and build institutional capacity. .
Increased number of Governments andcities working with UN-Habitat to establish urban environmental management capacity frameworks for sustainable urban development.
(Percentage of countries vulnerable to natural and man-made disasters that progress atleast one step in four of six categories in the country capacity framework).
The Africa Climate Change Resilience Alliance(ACCRA) includes a consortium of organizations working to increase the use of evidence in designing interventions to increase the adaptive capacity ofvulnerable communities(applying the ACCRA Local Adaptive Capacity Framework in 11 rural communities with the aim of brokering discussions between policymakers, researchers and local officials) and developing a framework for decision-making on ecosystem-based approaches for adaptation to build resilience in urban areas;
Unit of Measure: Percentage of countries affected by natural and man-made disasters that UNEP hasassisted that progress a minimum of two steps in the country capacity framework.
Adaptive capacity can be enhanced in a number of different ways. A report by the OverseasDevelopment Institute introduces the local adaptive capacity framework(LAC), featuring five core characteristics of adaptive capacity[5]. These include.
Unit of measure: percentage of countries vulnerable to natural andman-made disasters that progress a minimum of two steps in the country capacity framework, having been assisted by UNEP.
(a)(i) Percentage of countries assisted by UNEP that progress atleast one step in four of six categories in the country capacity framework for natural resource and environmental management.
The action plan includes the establishment of a new oversight structure and management mechanisms, including an external advisory panel and a programme review committee; revision of programme guidelines for the regional and global programmes; determination of performance measurements and benchmarks for the programmes and management; the development of guidance and tools on capacity developmentbased on the United Nations Development Group(UNDG) capacity framework; updating of the Atlas financial and programme monitoring system; and development of a four-year evaluation plan.
(a)(i) Increase in the percentage of countries vulnerable to natural andman-made disasters that progress at least two steps in the country capacity framework for natural resource and environmental management.
(d)(i) Increased number of Governments andcities working with UN-Habitat to establish urban environmental management capacity frameworks for sustainable urban development.
(d)(i) Increased number of Governments andcities working with UN-Habitat to establish urban environmental management capacity frameworks for sustainable urban development.
(b)(i) Percentage of countries affected by natural and/or man-made disasters that progress atleast one step in four of six categories in the country capacity framework for natural resource and environmental management, with the assistance of UNEP.
(a)(i) Percentage of countries vulnerable to natural and man-made disasters that progress atleast one step in four of six categories in the country capacity framework for natural resource and environmental management, with the assistance of UNEP.
Framework for capacity building in developing countries.
UNDP plans to present the capacity development measurement framework and capacity development tracker to UNDG as a basis for developing a common UNDG approach for measuring progress in capacity development.
Framework for capacity building in countries with economies in transition.
UNDP provided support for operationalizing the African Union/NEPAD Capacity Development Strategic Framework.
The Africa-wide NEPAD Capacity Development Strategic Framework was acknowledged as an innovative regional tool.
The country projects will contribute to the implementation of article 6 of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and the individual level capacity pillar of the capacity development framework.