Examples of using Collaborative networks in English and their translations into Arabic
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Forming collaborative networks with vaccine manufacturers; and.
At the district level, Human Rightsfield offices routinely participate in all inter-agency collaborative networks.
(c) Building collaborative networks and communities of practice among organizations of the system;
Capacity building is seen as a multi-layer process, combining institution-building,human resource development and collaborative networks.
Thirdly, we should build collaborative networks and communities of practice among organizations of the system.
A number of Member States have initiated national debates,and international non-governmental organizations are establishing collaborative networks.
The Council encourages efforts to establish collaborative networks to build mutual understanding and promote dialogue.
Regional training courses on biotechnology andjoint research on common topics are the main features of these collaborative networks.
Experience gained from creating ongoing collaborative networks showed that close monitoring and follow-up with members of the network is crucial.
At the district level,Human Rights Field Offices are integrated into and provide human rights capacity to all inter-agency collaborative networks.
Discussions also suggested that there are a number of specialized collaborative networks focusing on particular sectors(e.g. food security, DRR, etc.).
Collaborative networks will help to improve the exchange of information, capitalize on lessons learned and facilitate better programme design.
One way to achieve this isto first define the comparative advantages of centres and entities willing to participate in and contribute to collaborative networks.
Collaborative networks to build mutual understanding, promote dialogue and inspire constructive joint action towards shared values had been established.
Establish effective partnerships for the preventionand control of non-communicable diseases, and develop collaborative networks, involving key stakeholders, as appropriate.
Regional collaborative networks have already been established for subregions in Africa and the Americas, the Middle East, South-East Asia and Central Asia.
In several specific areas of activities, from water to energy,new or reinforced collaborative networks have been created or are being set up.
Regional collaborative networks have already been established for subregions in Africa, the Americas, the Middle East, South-East Asia and Central Asia.
Participants discussed thedifficulties of ensuring that technical backstopping provided by, or knowledge disseminated through, collaborative networks or action reach the relevant people.
Regional collaborative networks have been, or will be, established for the subregions of Africa and the Americas, the Middle East, South-East Asia and Central Asia.
Furthermore, multi-stakeholder initiatives establish accountability mechanisms within complex collaborative networks that enhance the participatory approach but may undermine local incentives to strengthen domestic(parliamentary) institutions.
Collaborative networks involving multiple partners have been very effective mechanisms for mobilizing resources, skills and expertise and for generating and sharing the results.
Other potential projects include Secretariat-wide information management policies and standards, implementation of web-content management and document management systems,knowledge-sharing and collaborative networks, and web-based tools for permanent missions.
Regional or subregional collaborative networks need to be encouraged to share experiences and to develop common methodologies and practices which suit specific regional and subregional needs.
Triangular cooperation has also gained new significance in the work of UNDP as Northernand Southern institutions and experts form collaborative networks to conduct joint research and share technological and financial resources while building stronger institutions in the South.
Collaborative networks that link expatriate scientists from developing countries to their home institutions could bring benefits, such as access to new techniques, which would to some extent mitigate the problem of the" brain drain".
Triangular cooperation has also gained new significance in the work of UNDP as North andSouth institutions and experts form collaborative networks to conduct joint research and share technological and financial resources while building stronger institutions in the South.
Current collaborative networks, such as the Global Adaptation Network led by the United Nations Environment Programme(UNEP), demonstrated that collaboration leads to effective use of limited resources to help reap the benefits on the ground.
The Special Rapporteur calls on civilsociety to share resources and information, including through establishing transnational collaborative networks and other initiatives, as a way of promoting transparency and accountability in relation to businesses involved in the Israeli settlement agenda.
The use of the existing, as well as the establishment of, collaborative networks of subregional and regional research and information systems, in particular mechanisms to facilitate access by small island developing States to information.