Examples of using Rbas in English and their translations into Arabic
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RBAS signed a memorandum of understanding with the League of Arab States in September 2012.
WFP organized a side event on climate change and hunger andparticipated in a joint side event with the RBAs.
In RBAS, UNDP has contributed to the progress made by Morocco in fighting corruption.
MDGD also providedsupport to the Regional Bureau for Arab States(RBAS) for the design of the Arab Regional Programme on Governance.
RBAS organized a one-day staff training on human rights based approaches and gender equality.
Emphasis on the government local office cost contributions has been an importantfactor in the budget strategies adopted by RBLAC and RBAs.
RBAS will implement innovative approaches to resource mobilization, involving regional partners and the private sector.
The regional programme for Arab States is supervised and, to a significant degree,managed from New York by the Regional Programme Division of RBAS.
RBAS, SURF 8.4 Review and enhance country office human resource capacities including assigning DRRs with predictable funding.
RBAP has the highest individual rate(60 per cent), followed by RBAS(46 per cent) and RBLAC(44 per cent).
Recommendation 8: RBAS should conduct more frequent outcome evaluations and audits of its regional programme.
Monitoring and evaluation will be strengthened through indicators against which to measure progress anddevelopment results; RBAS will implement an evaluation plan(see annex).
AGRA and the RBAs will focus initially on Kenya, Malawi, Mali, Mozambique, Rwanda and United Republic of Tanzania.
These levels of staffing and ratios were established in the current 1996-1997 budget strategy,which abolished 11 international professional posts in RBAS.
RBAS has now launched a major initiative to increase contributions to GLOC and generate extrabudgetary resources.
The group endorsed an Agriculture and Food Security Business Plan andas a result of advocacy by the RBAs it called on governments to support the Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Programme, which provides a framework for national agriculture and food security strategies.
RBAS is tackling these issues, not through scattered individual activities, but on the basis of a programme that addresses the major challenges facing the region as a whole.
Further to the Board ' s decision at its 2007 Second Regular Session(2007/EB.2/33), wherein it"… urged the WFP Secretariat, subsequent to the strategic planning process, to consult with the Romebased agencies on undertaking a joint document on the directions that future purpose-driven operational partnerships could take at the global, regional and country levels…", WFP ' s Strategic Plan(2008- 2011)makes collaboration with the Romebased agencies(RBAs) a central element of its partnership approach.
The RBAS GEF Unit developed and obtained approval for 14 projects(including six under the GEF Project Development Facility).
Should resource mobilizationefforts not yield the expected results, RBAS will review and re-prioritize the activities and focus of intervention of the regional programme document. Annex. Results and resources framework for the regional programme for Arab States(2010-2013).
RBAS is currently consolidating the recommendations of that experts meeting into a comprehensive strategy for poverty alleviation for the Arab States region, which will be completed by mid-1997.
In addition, RBAS launched an added-value experiment with cooperation of the country office in Cairo and the Division for Administrative and Information Services(DAIS).
RBAS seeks to capitalize on the momentum of the previous series to partner with new organizations and sponsors in addressing the development challenges of the region.
RBAS will intensify its resource mobilization efforts, striving to mobilize complementary resources in the projected indicative amount of $30,000,000 from other sources, subject to donor interest.
RBAS established the strategic goals that were incorporated into the country and regional programming for 1996-1997 through a series of interactive meetings of headquarters and field office staff.
The RBAs held a joint side event that drew attention to the factors underlying the ongoing food crisis, drawing on the findings of the CFA and outlining steps needed to achieve a more food-secure world.
RBAS intends to encourage UNDP resident representatives to organize national workshops to debate the strategy in the national context, to create a portfolio of priority projects for national and external donor financing.
RBAS will strive to ensure that the indicative amount of $18,000,000 from regular UNDP resources is committed as base funding for the execution of the present regional programme document, subject to availability of funds.
RBAS appreciates the role of UNDP as window to United Nations system knowledge and expertise, and supports the recommendations for developing strong United Nations system partnership including with non-resident United Nations organizations.
Joint missions by the RBAs, the World Bank and the New Partnership for Africa ' s Development(NEPAD) identified country-specific responses to the food crisis in Benin, Burkina Faso, Cambodia, Côte d ' Ivoire, The Gambia, Haiti, Lesotho, Liberia, Madagascar, Mauritania, Mozambique, Nepal, Niger, Senegal, Sierra Leone and Zambia.