Examples of using Programme forum in English and their translations into Arabic
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Summary overview of the outcome of the IDNDR programme forum.
This culminated in a programme forum, held at Geneva in July 1999 and involving all partners in the Framework of Action for the Decade.
Summary overview on the outcome of the IDNDR programme forum.
Within the framework of the programme forum, due recognition would be given to scientific and technical progress in disaster reduction under the IDNDR umbrella.
The substantive recommendations of the International Framework of Action for IDNDR,as assembled at the IDNDR programme forum, are contained in the event's final declaration, as follows.
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In July 1999, the programme forum on the Decade set out a strategy for the new millennium,“A safer world in the twenty-first century: risk and disaster reduction”. It has my full support.
To this end and to elicit the views of the scientific community on thefuture scientific aspects of disaster reduction, the programme forum could contain a segment gathering participants from the relevant institutions and United Nations agencies.
The Decade Programme Forum organized in 1999, as part of the closing event of the Decade, adopted the strategy document entitled" A safer world in the twenty-first century: risk and disaster reduction".
The organization cooperated with the secretariat of the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction and the United Nations Human Settlements Programme forum on disaster risk reduction held in Shanghai from 28 to 31 July 2010.
It also proposed the organization of a programme forum in Geneva, to be financed from extrabudgetary resources, for all Decade partners, including the scientific and technical community, non-governmental organizations and national committees for the Decade.
El Niño will figure at the IDNDR Regional Meeting for the Americas, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1- 5 June 1999,and at a thematic session of the IDNDR concluding event, the Programme Forum, Geneva, 5- 9 July 1999.
All these activities culminated in a high-level event at Geneva inJuly 1999, comprising the IDNDR programme forum(see paras. 63- 90 below) and the substantive session of 1999 of the Economic and Social Council, to which the present report is submitted.
The conclusions emanating from the implementation of IDNDR's 10-year programme of disaster reduction are best reflected by the summary presentation of key results of thevariety of thematic sessions organized within the IDNDR programme forum.
The programme forum would, in concurrence with the discussion of the Council or the special meeting of the Assembly, provide the arena for a substantive review of disaster reduction achievements during the Decade, including their evaluation against the original targets.
Reviewed the draft final report of the Committee on IDNDR; prepared the report for the substantive session of 1999 of the Council;reviewed plans for the programme forum; received a briefing on activities of the Australian national committee.
The document was adopted at a programme forum for the Decade held in July 1999 by partners in the International Framework of Action for the Decade, which included representatives of Governments, the scientific and technical community, academia and the United Nations system.
The General Assembly has decided on a two-tier closing event, consisting of a legislative platform provided by the substantive session of 1999 of the Council and a complementary substantive platform,the IDNDR programme forum, which was organized at Geneva from 5 to 9 July 1999.
Recalling also the programme forum on the Decade, held at Geneva from 5 to 9 July 1999, and the Geneva mandate on disaster reduction adopted by the forum, together with the strategy document entitled“A safer world in the twenty-first century: risk and disaster reduction”.
The Action Plan also provided for regional and issue-specific information exchange on achievements of the Decade, by means of respective preparatory conferences feeding into the Decade 's concluding event, the Programme Forum held at Geneva from 5 to 9 July 1999.
The complementarity, at Geneva, between Council discussions and the IDNDR programme forum will enable dialogue and interaction between Governments, the United Nations system and those manifold organizations and individuals worldwide that have made disaster reduction, as embodied in IDNDR, into a working reality.
(v) The Committee stresses that, in addition to selecting the appropriate high-level forum for 1999, Governments should seriously consider providing the necessarysupport for the IDNDR action plan 1998-1999 and for a programme forum in Geneva centred around the main themes for disaster reduction strategies for the end of the Decade.
Within IDNDR ' S consolidation phase and concluding Programme Forum(Geneva, July 1999), the relationship between fundamental human rights and vulnerability/risks from natural disasters should become an issue of distinct interest, in particular with regard to research of long-term societal aspect of risk management.
These processes will ensure visible emphasis on El Niño specific natural disaster risks, country requirements for disaster reduction measures and improved regional collaboration, including institutional capacities for hazard assessment and applied risk management practices,within the IDNDR programme forum of July 1999.
Recalling also the results of the programme forum on the International Decade, held at Geneva from 5 to 9 July 1999, and the Geneva mandate on disaster reduction adopted by the forum, together with the strategy document entitled‘A safer world in the twenty-first century: risk and disaster reduction'.
The establishment of a steering committee for the closing event is now under consideration. The steering committee would be set up jointly by the Chairman of the Scientific and Technical Committee and the Director of the IDNDR secretariat, in close consultation with all interested parties. It would be responsible for ensuring coherence inapproach between the Council/Assembly component of the closing event and the programme forum.
The Programme Forum, the final event of the Decade, will be held at Geneva in July 1999, to provide the multisectoral and interdisciplinary forum for all partners concerned with the Decade, to formulate a disaster-reduction strategy for the twenty-first century, when a major role off space-based technology may be identified and emphasized in natural hazard assessment and risk management.
Recalling also the results, including the lessons learned, of the International Decade for Natural Disaster Reduction, outlined in the Geneva mandate on disaster reduction and the strategy document entitled"A safer world in the twenty-first century: risk and disaster reduction",Adopted at the programme forum on the International Decade for Natural Disaster Reduction, held at Geneva from 5 to 9 July 1999.
Political consideration of the Decade by theCouncil could be complemented by the organization of a programme forum that would involve all the IDNDR Framework partners, which would include the Scientific and Technical Committee, national committees and other national constituencies, scientific and academic institutions, NGOs, regional entities and other relevant partners, as well as representation from the United Nations system at large.
Reviewed the impact of disasters: volcanic eruption at Montserrat, earthquake in Italy, hurricane in Mexico, El Niño in Peru and South Africa, and earthquake in India; heard plans for new projects on early warning, earthquake risk assessment and flood investigation in northern Europe; developed plans for the closing process of the Decade, including recommendations for a high-level segment on the Decade at thesubstantive meeting of 1999 of the Council associated with a programme forum.
Relevant milestones and their findings will be referred to such as the Midway Assessment of the International Decade for Natural Disaster Reduction(IDNDR)(1994);complemented by the IDNDR Programme Forum and the Scientific and Technical Committee(STC) conclusions(1999), and the transition and successor arrangements agreed in the formulation of the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction(from 2000).