Examples of using Programme of action called in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Programme of Action called on Governments to take steps to eliminate inequalities between men and women by.
The Meeting unanimouslyadopted both a proactive strategy to further implement the programme of action, called the Mauritius Strategy, and a political declaration, the Mauritius Declaration.
The Copenhagen Programme of Action called for the creation of social institutions and mechanisms which are accessible to people and responsive to their needs.
States urged the development of national, regional and international programmes for halting the loss of marine biodiversity and implementing the Convention on Wetlands of International Importance especially as Waterfowl Habitat(the Ramsar Convention),including its joint work programme with the Convention on Biological Diversity and the programme of action called for by the International Coral Reef Initiative to strengthen joint management plans and international networking for wetland ecosystems in coastal zones.
In paragraph 175(d), the Programme of Action called upon the United Nations system to assist efforts in meeting the needs of persons with disabilities.
The Programme of Action called on all countries to give priority to measures that improve the quality of life and health by ensuring a safe and sanitary living environment for all population groups.
(e)[Agreed] Implement the RAMSAR Convention,including its joint work programme with the Convention on Biological Diversity, and the programme of action called for by the International Coral Reef Initiative to strengthen joint management plans and international networking for wetland ecosystems in coastal zones, including coral reefs, mangroves, seaweed beds and tidal mud flats.
The Programme of Action called for an increased national capacity to enhance primary health care and maternal and child health delivery networks by expanding coverage to the poorest and most remote communities and families.
Paragraph 32(e)" Implement the Ramsar Convention,including its joint work programme with the Convention on Biological Diversity, and the programme of action called for by the International Coral Reef Initiative to strengthen joint management plans and international networking for wetland ecosystems in coastal zones, including coral reefs, mangroves, seaweed beds and tidal mud flats";
The Programme of Action called for promoting social justice and progress; promoting non-discrimination, tolerance and mutual respect, and eliminating physical and social barriers with the aim of creating a society accessible to all.
Including its joint work programme with the Convention on Biological Diversity, and the programme of action called for by the International Coral Reef Initiative to strengthen joint management plans and international networking for wetland ecosystems in coastal zones, including coral reefs, mangroves, seaweed beds and tidal mud flats.
The Copenhagen Programme of Action called for development of comprehensive national strategies for improving reproductive health care and child health-care services and ensuring that people living in poverty have full access to those services, in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development.
In keeping with the Declaration, the Programme of Action called on all countries to reduce mortality and morbidity and seek to make primary health care, including reproductive health care, available universally by the end of the current decade.
The Programme of Action called for a review of the methods of operation of IMF, in particular of the terms for credit repayments," stand-by" arrangements, compensatory financing and the financing of commodity buffer stocks, so as to enable developing countries to make more effective use of them.
At the regional level, the Programme of Action called for monitoring progress in economic cooperation between LDCs and other developing countries, particularly those in the same region.
The Almaty Programme of Action called for landlocked and transit developing countries to review and revise their regulatory frameworks to allow greater participation of the private sector; to increase transparency of transit and border regulations; to establish streamlined administrative procedures; to simplify border control procedures; to adhere to international conventions; and to expand regional and subregional cooperation.
At the regional level, the Programme of Action called for monitoring progress in economic cooperation between LDCs and other developing countries, particularly those in the same region.
The Copenhagen Programme of Action called for giving special attention to promoting and protecting the rights of the child, with particular attention to the rights of the girl child, by, inter alia, encouraging the ratification and implementation of the Convention on the Rights on the Child and the Plan of Action for Implementing the World Declaration on the Survival, Protection and Development of Children in the 1990s adopted at the World Summit for Children.
The Copenhagen Programme of Action called upon Governments to implement the commitments that had been made to meet the basic needs of all, with assistance from the international community.
The Brussels Programme of Action called for quantitative increases and qualitative improvements in ODA, and recognized that the latter can best be achieved through effective aid delivery systems.
On international economic governance, the Programme of Action called for measures to eliminate the instability of the international monetary system, in particular the uncertainty of exchange rates, especially as it adversely affects commodity trade, for maintenance of the real value of the currency reserves of developing countries.
In addition, the Copenhagen Programme of Action called upon Governments to implement other, longer-term commitments to meet the basic needs of all(a review of progress achieved in the attainment of these commitments could prove useful, and the special session may wish to undertake such a review as a means of providing added impetus to their achievement).
Paragraph 191(b) of the Programme of Action called for an annual progress report to be presented by the High Commissioner to the Commission on Human Rights and to the General Assembly, taking into account information and views provided by States, relevant human rights treaty bodies, special procedures and other mechanisms of the Commission and international, regional and non-governmental organizations and national human rights institutions.
The Copenhagen Programme of Action called for improving mechanisms for resolving conflicts peacefully and reintegrating society following conflicts, including efforts towards reconciliation and confidence-building between the conflicting groups, training in non-violent conflict resolution at all levels of education, the reconstruction of social institutions that have been destroyed, the reintegration of displaced and disabled persons, and the re-establishment of the rule of law and respect for all human rights.
The Brussels Programme of Action calls for facilitation of the accession process of least developed countries to the World Trade Organization in order to benefit from the advantages of membership.
Moreover, the Almaty Programme of Action calls for partnerships between the public and private sectors, both domestic and foreign, to attain its fundamental objectives.
For example, the Programme of Action calls for the empowerment of women and recognizes the role of education as a way to achieve it.
The Programme of Action calls on all countries to seek to effect significant reductions in maternal mortality by the year 2015.
Achieving the goals and targets contained in the Programme of Action calls for continued and renewed commitment from the least developed countries and the development partners alike.
The Programme of Action calls for the mobilization of adequate resources from all available funding mechanisms, including multilateral, bilateral and private sources.
