Examples of using Multilateral programmes in English and their translations into Arabic
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Other multilateral programmes.
The CGE discussed ways to enhance collaboration andcoordination with intergovernmental organizations, multilateral programmes and other expert groups.
This included support from multilateral programmes for private sector development.
Multilateral programmes for disarmament, demobilization, reintegration and reconstruction must be created.
Côte d ' Ivoire was involved in regional and multilateral programmes to combat money-laundering.
In South-Eastern Europe, multilateral programmes to strengthen antitrafficking responses and victim protection have been developed.
Generous replenishment of the soft-term windows of the international financial institutions,as well as of grant-based multilateral programmes, will be of crucial importance.
Collaborate with intergovernmental organizations, multilateral programmes and other constituted expert bodies under the Convention.
Particular attention will have to be paid to replenishment of IDA andthe soft-term windows of the regional development banks, and other grant-based multilateral programmes.
Collaboration with intergovernmental organizations, multilateral programmes and other expert groups 39- 40 9.
Multilateral programmes, in particular the NCSP and other bilateralprogrammes supporting the preparation of national communications by non-Annex I Parties, should be continued.
Collaborate with intergovernmental organizations, multilateral programmes and other expert groups and constituted bodies under the Convention.
Particular attention will have to be paid to replenishment of the International Development Association(IDA) andthe soft-term windows of the regional development banks, and other grant-based multilateral programmes.
Ensure the increased predictability of official funding of multilateral programmes, including those of the United Nations system.
Cuba was also cooperating with multilateral programmes, including those carried out by the United Nations Volunteers(UNV), the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations(FAO) and the World Health Organization/Pan American Health Organization(WHO/PAHO).
It is particularly important to introducereforms in educational systems with a view to developing multilateral programmes to bring together the children of receiver countries and those of minorities and migrants.
Governments increasingly recognize that their responses to changing circumstances and their desires to achieve sustainable development andsocial progress will require increased solidarity, expressed through appropriate multilateral programmes and strengthened international cooperation.
Coordination and cooperation opportunities with multilateral programmes were mentioned but were analysed in depth in only a few cases.
Therefore, the replenishment of International Development Association resources,soft-term windows of regional development banks and other grant-based multilateral programmes were of the utmost priority.
In the interests of coherence and concentration of efforts, multilateral programmes funded within the ICP framework now abide by these sectoral choices.
The replies of Governments to the Seventh United Nations Population Inquiry among Governments and the results of the biennial monitoring of world population trends,policies and multilateral programmes should also be taken into account.
The increase in, and predictability of,ODA must also extend to the funding of multilateral programmes, in particular those that are part of the United Nations system.
Stresses the critical importance of multilateral assistance for the least developed countries, and calls for adequate replenishment of the International Development Association,the soft-term windows of the regional development banks and grant-based multilateral programmes;
Furthermore, it was estimated that by 2008, the number of key actors comprised 280 bilateral donor agencies,242 multilateral programmes, 24 development banks, and about 40 United Nations agencies.
(a) A conference sponsored by the Department in Berlin in January 1996 on the role of public administration in the economic transition of new or restored democracies attended by 16 Eastern European andCIS countries as well as by representatives of several international organizations and multilateral programmes;
In the Pacific, United Nations development assistance needed to be focused more on poverty eradication andinclusive economic growth; multilateral programmes should follow the example set by some bilateral partners in investing in the drivers of the economy.
Ms. Ketover(United States of America) said that her country was well aware of the challenges faced by many developing countries with crushing foreign debt, and had, moreover, contributed actively to debt relief in the context of theHeavily Indebted Poor Countries initiative and various multilateral programmes.
This is particularly important with regard to the distribution of aid for providing trade andinvestment-related technical assistance in which the multilateral programmes have demonstrated their cost-effectiveness.
However, there were several major externally induced and politically based interruptions: the far-reaching economic changes introduced by the Government in 1987 and 1988; the civil unrest of 1988 when United Nations international project staff were evacuated from the country;and cessation of bilateral and some multilateral programmes in 1988.
Many Parties proposed that the NAP process should also draw on the work and expertise of, and valuable lessons learned by, other relevant organizations and institutions, including, inter alia, civilsociety organizations, research institutes, intergovernmental organizations and multilateral programmes and on external planning processes.