Examples of using Programme processes in English and their translations into Arabic
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UNICEF also continues to refine more generic programme processes and supporting tools.
Ensure the involvement of all stakeholders during the elaboration and review national forest programme processes.
However, national forest programme processes also build the capacity of stakeholders in areas where they are operational.
UNICEF has a gender-equality module in its core training on programme processes.
Use national forest programme processes for dialogue with financing institutions(for example, banks and insurance companies).
Support the National Forest Programme Facility(FAO)in nurturing national forest programme processes.
The estimated percentage of UNICEF country-levelProfessional staff who had undertaken training in programme processes in the last five years improved from 50 per cent in 2003 to 55 per cent in 2004.
My delegation can see the value in trying to increase theinvolvement of Governments in global environment issues and the United Nations Environment Programme processes.
Although several countries make use of criteria andindicators as a framework for national forest programme processes, there is potential to strengthen this linkage in many other countries.
These are enhanced through catalytic support inputs based on the expressed demand of partner countries,civil society stakeholders and other key players in Programme processes.
The strong participation of civil society in national forest programme processes is useful in proving the capacity of such programmes as instruments to contribute to poverty alleviation and the development of rural communities.
(e) Participation: improved participation of major groups in forest forums and national forest programme processes to promote sustainable forest management.
In addition to the priority need to strengthen the country programme processes of CCA and UNDAF, the bulk of the work over the course of the next couple of years would be in the areas of simplification and harmonization of procedures.
Through the work of UNSO,UNDP possesses detailed knowledge of national and sub-regional action programme processes in all regions of the world.
In addition to the priority need to strengthen the country programme processes of CCA and UNDAF, the bulk of the work over the course of the next couple of years would be in the areas of simplification and harmonization of procedures.
Under UNDP, the GM would place the needed emphasis on innovative ways to promote themobilization of resources to support national and sub-regional action programme processes.
One of the challenges faced in preparing thesupport budget was the misalignment of the budgetary and programme processes in the first year of operations, with the budget being considered in January and the strategic plan in June.
Acknowledge that national forest programme processes, to be successful and to contribute to poverty reduction, require public institutions to assume a facilitative role, secure tenure arrangements, meaningful stakeholder participation, and support to enterprise development.
In the new Strategic Plan 2014-2017, the benchmark has been considerably strengthened to provide anannual review of how well country programme processes are taking advantage of these resources.
An estimated amount of approximately $15.6 million hasbeen mobilized to support national action programme processes, subregional/regional activities and capacity-strengthening, including the consolidation of existing relevant desertification control projects in some of the most affected countries.
Several UNDP country offices(Cape Verde, Ethiopia, Kenya, Mauritania, Niger, Sudan) have allocated a total ofUS$ 1,647,000 to support national action programme processes through the country programme resources.
This kind of information enables actors of national forest programme processes to assesswhich levers can be manipulated in order to influence national forest programme processes in the desired direction, e.g. to achieve substantive national forest programmes instead of solely symbolic processes and outputs.
This approach is pursued in the framework of the UNCT deliberations under the United Nations Resident Coordinator as the One Leader and within the local Common Country Assessment(CCA), United NationsDevelopment Assistance Framework(UNDAF) and One Programme processes.
Recognizing also the support provided during the interim phase of the Convention to the launching of national,subregional and regional action programme processes in response to the resolution on urgent action for Africa, as well as the support provided to the interim activities in other regions carried out by Governments, regional economic integration organizations, intergovernmental organizations and non-governmental organizations, as well as by specialized agencies, funds and programmes of the United Nations system.
Concept development: Based on its substantial knowledge on desertification issues, UNSO has during the interim phase, helped to develop key concepts related to the implementation of the CCD, as exemplified by the following concept documents/publications:(i)Conceptual guidelines on the national and sub-regional action programme processes.
The analysis of the situation in thedifferent countries embarked on national forestry programme processes shows that much progress has been made in many countries in the areas of new forestry policies; new legislation; institutional reorganization; redefinition of the role of the State; decentralization of forest-management responsibilities; transfer of responsibility to communities and local groups; transparency of debates and participation in the decision-making process; and coordination and harmonization of actions within coherent, holistic and intersectoral strategic frameworks.
Findings from the study were disseminated at the Information and Communications Technologies for Agriculture Conference held in Kigali in November 2013 and the recommendations contained therein will inform further work to integrate information andcommunication technologies in the Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Programme processes.
Recognizing also the support provided during the interim phase of the Convention to the launching of national,subregional and regional action programme processes in response to the resolution on urgent action for Africa, Ibid., appendix III, resolution 5/1. and the support provided to the interim activities in other regions carried out by Governments, regional economic integration organizations, intergovernmental organizations and non-governmental organizations, as well as by specialized agencies, funds and programmes of the United Nations system.
Make best use of scientific knowledge and the results of recent research when formulating and implementing national forest programmes; in particular, take due account of the results of scientific work concerning the influence of external factors as well as actors,procedural aspects and the expected content of substantive national forest programme processes. VII. Monitoring.
The country programme process and its relation.