Examples of using Plan process in English and their translations into Arabic
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The financial plan process.
Interaction with the Government of Togo onthe national adaptation programme of action and the national adaptation plan process 65 15.
Supporting the national adaptation plan process through NAP Central.
Application of the guidelines for the national adaptation plan process.
Supporting the national adaptation plan process through NAP Central.
Any decision on the timing of the reporting process wouldinevitably involve some lack of alignment with the implementation plan process.
Stores that qualify for the ReCharge Pro plan process over $100,000 in MRR.
The Integrated Development Plan process represents a significant swing away from past planning approaches in South Africa which were largely technocratic and sectoral.
Supporting the national adaptation plan process though NAP Central.
Meanwhile, as part of the capital master plan process, preparations continued for the introduction of a new media asset management system that is scheduled to become operational in the course of 2011.
Loss of institutional memory during the capital master plan process is averted.
The national adaptation plan process, enabling activities and institutional arrangements.
The group has supported the action plan process through sustained advocacy and engagement with the Government.
(e) Water Supplement to the Technical Guidelines:Supporting the National Adaptation Plan Process, by GWP;
Mainstreaming and integrating the national adaptation plan process into existing development and adaptation planning.
(d) Relevant ongoing initiatives can be used as entrypoints for taking forward the national adaptation plan process within countries.
Lessons learned on facilitating the national adaptation plan process were also presented in the submissions, including the following.
The human resources action plan process has indicated that stronger measures are needed to promote equitable geographical representation and gender balance in the staff composition, which are essential for a truly diverse international civil service.
(a) Water Supplement to the Technical Guidelines:Supporting the National Adaptation Plan Process by the Global Water Partnership;
Agrees that the national adaptation plan process should not be prescriptive, nor result in the duplication of efforts undertaken in-country, but should rather facilitate country-owned, country-driven action;
The participants also had agreed to encourageactive participation in the PIDC Annual Collection Plan process and to raise their standards of national data collection.
Welcomes the technical guidelines for the national adaptation plan process, which will assist the least developed country Parties in undertaking their national adaptation plan process, and which may be used by other Parties;
Further requests the Least Developed Countries Expert Group to prepare technical guidelines as referred to in paragraph 12(a)above for the national adaptation plan process, based on the initial guidelines, included in the annex to this decision;
UNICEF commented that the new joint strategic plan process being implemented from June 2013 will address the concerns of the Board.
Underlining that the national adaptation plan process should build on and complement existing adaptation planning, should not be prescriptive and should facilitate country-driven, gender-sensitive, participatory action, taking into consideration vulnerable groups, communities and ecosystems.
It is anticipated thatin due course the need will arise to evaluate the entire System-Wide Action Plan process, particularly its design and monitoring and the level of success in achieving the objectives.
Urges developed country Parties tomobilize financial support for the national adaptation plan process for least developed country Parties through bilateral and multilateral channels, including through the Least Developed Countries Fund, in accordance with decision 1/CP.16;
Noting also that the United Nations Human Settlements Programme within the medium-term strategic andinstitutional plan process highlights the importance of urban planning in the creation of sustainable cities.
The Executive Director thanked thedelegations for their comments and noted that the business plan process had been shared earlier with the Executive Board members at an informal meeting and was also available on the website.