Examples of using Guidelines on decentralization in English and their translations into Arabic
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Guidelines on decentralization and strengthening of local authorities.
In its resolution 21/3, the Governing Council approved the guidelines on decentralization.
Guidelines on decentralization and the empowerment of local authorities.
(i) Number of partner local and national authorities andother Habitat Agenda partners that have adopted the guidelines on decentralization and access to basic services for all.
Her delegation supported the guidelines on decentralization approved by the Governing Council of UN-Habitat.
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(c)(i) Number of partner local and national authorities andother Habitat Agenda partners that have adopted the guidelines on decentralization and access to basic services for all.
Guidelines on decentralization were also adopted by the twenty-first session of the Governing Council.
(c)(i) Number of partner local and national authorities andother Habitat Agenda partners that have adopted the guidelines on decentralization and access to basic services for all.
UNFPA revised its guidelines on decentralization, considerably expanding programme approval authority at the field level.
Coordinated implementation of the guidelines on access to basic services for all and the guidelines on decentralization and strengthening of local authorities(HSP/ GC/23/2/Add.5);
The guidelines on decentralization adopted by the Habitat Governing Council provided a good basis for developing strong local responses and capacities.
Addendum: cooperation with local authorities and other Habitat Agenda Partners,including draft guidelines on decentralization and the strengthening of local authorities(HSP/GC/21/2/Add.2)- for decision.
The ultimate objective of the guidelines on decentralization is to promote the strengthening of local authorities and to advocate their empowerment in the provision of basic services.
The international association United Cities and Local Governments held a unification congress in 2004 anddraft guidelines on decentralization and strengthening of local authorities were prepared and widely disseminated.
The draft guidelines on decentralization and the strengthening of local authorities have been revised and will be tabled for consideration by the Governing Council at the current session.
Coordinated implementation of the guidelines on access to basic services for all and the guidelines on decentralization and strengthening of local authorities: Report of the Executive Director(HSP/GC/24/2/Add.8)- for decision.
India supported the guidelines on decentralization and strengthening of local authorities adopted by the UNHabitat Governing Council, and his Government had been working to expand the functional domain of local authorities in India.
He expressed his satisfaction at the adoption of the resolutions, in particular, those that focused on the guidelines on decentralization and strengthening of local authorities, sustainable development of Artic settlements and urban youth development.
They are in line with the guidelines on decentralization and the strengthening of local authorities and the guiding principles on access to basic services for all endorsed by the Governing Council in April 2007.
The representative of the Secretariat drew attention to the document on the coordinatedimplementation of the guidelines on access to basic services for all and the guidelines on decentralization and the strengthening of local authorities(HSP/GC/24/2/Add.8).
UNFPA revised its operational guidelines on decentralization in 1993, considerably expanding programme approval authority at the field level.
The representative of the secretariat drew attention to the document on the coordinatedimplementation of the guidelines on access to basic services for all and the guidelines on decentralization and the strengthening of local authorities(HSP/GC/23/2/Add.5).
The ultimate objective of the guidelines on decentralization is to promote the strengthening of local authorities and to advocate for their empowerment in the provision of basic services.
(ii) Increased number of local and national governments andother Habitat Agenda partners implementing the Guidelines on Decentralization and Strengthening of Local Authorities, the Guidelines on Access to Basic Services for All and the Guidelines for the Prevention of Crime.
The guidelines on decentralization and strengthening of local authorities, approved recently through resolution 21/3, provide an entry point into building new strategic and innovative partnerships as a prerequisite for timely delivery of the Millennium Development Goals.
(v) Workshops on implementing and adapting the guidelines on decentralization and access to basic services(Regional Office for Africa: 2; Regional Office for Arab States: 1)[3].
Accordingly, the guidelines on decentralization which have been developed by UNHabitat and its partners represent a major step forward in the international dialogue on decentralization, as they are designed to tackle these challenges, while remaining sufficiently flexible to be adapted by interested national Governments to their particular situations.
Annexed to the present report is a draft document entitled" Guidelines on decentralization", prepared by the members of the Advisory Group of Experts on Decentralization(AGRED), in close collaboration with the secretariat.
The ultimate objective of the guidelines on decentralization is to promote the strengthening of local authorities and to advocate for their empowerment in the provision of basic services, based on the recognition of the local dimension of basic services.
It has continued to work closely with United Cities and Local Governments(UCLG) in for example,finalizing Guidelines on Decentralization and Strengthening of Local Authorities and in supporting the establishment of a global observatory of local democracy and decentralization as a mechanism to monitor progress made in the implementation of the Habitat Agenda.