Examples of using Security collaboration in English and their translations into Arabic
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VII. Security collaboration between the United Nations and nongovernmental organizations.
This established a blueprint for enhanced security collaboration between the humanitarian community and UNAMA.
In order to provide a framework for such relationships, a set of guidelines entitled United Nations/NGO Security Collaboration has been developed.
Enhancing security collaboration between the United Nations and host Governments.
There were significant achievements during the reporting period regarding security collaboration in the humanitarian community.
Security collaboration with non-governmental organizations and intergovernmental organization partners is now an integral component of the United Nations field security management system in situations of armed conflict.
The revised Saving Lives Together framework streamlines security collaboration in the field and provides far greater guidance on implementation.
Foremost among these achievements were the continued efforts topromote the" Saving Lives Together" framework for United Nations and NGO security collaboration.
(g) Undertook a compilation of bestpractices for United Nations host country security collaboration through a consultative process with Member States and designated officials.
To expand its support for security collaboration with NGOs, the Department created 13 new posts for liaison officers, who work in the Saving Lives Together framework to provide security support to the United Nations international NGO partners operating in the humanitarian cluster system.
I am encouraged by the continued refinement and implementation of the" Saving Lives Together" framework andother steps to improve security collaboration between the United Nations and NGOs.
Together with FAO and IFAD,WFP has continued its food security collaboration with the European Union, following up on the European Union Food Facility.
I am encouraged by the latest developments in the refinement and implementation of the Saving Lives Together framework andother steps to improve security collaboration between the United Nations and NGOs.
In many instances,the United Nations is not in a position to enhance security collaboration or provide services, owing to lack of donor support, which in turn limits the efficacy of humanitarian operations.
The Department has cultivated a close working relationship with the NGO consortia recognized by the General Assembly, including the International Council of Voluntary Agencies, InterAction and the Steering Committee on Humanitarian Response, which contributed to the preparation of the portion of the present report on the situation related to NGOs,and to efforts to enhance further security collaboration.
These guidelines, the result of extensive inter-agency consultation,outline the best practices for security collaboration between the United Nations, non-governmental organizations and intergovernmental organizations.
It should be noted, however, that enhanced security collaboration with United Nations partners is not funded from the regular budget, but is contingent upon donor support, accrued primarily through the United Nations Consolidated Appeals Process.
In fulfilling the mandates as reflected in General Assembly resolution 61/133(para. 23), in which the Assembly invites the United Nations and humanitarian organizations to work closely with host Governments to strengthen the analysis of threats,the United Nations has taken measures to enhance security collaboration with host Governments, including efforts to support United Nations designated officials on collaboration with host Government authorities, particularly by establishing country-level mechanisms for information-exchange, and risk assessment and situation analysis.
We welcome further efforts made to increase the security collaboration between the United Nations, international organizations and non-governmental organizations by enhancing the" Saving Lives Together" framework, which Liechtenstein has supported from the beginning.
In fulfilling the mandates reflected in General Assembly resolution 62/95, in which the General Assembly invited the United Nations and humanitarian organizations to work closely with host Governments to strengthen the analysis of threats,the United Nations has taken measures to enhance security collaboration with host Governments, including efforts to support United Nations designated officials with regard to collaboration with host Government authorities, particularly by establishing country-level mechanisms for information exchange, and risk assessment and situation analysis.
Welcomes the work of the Secretary-General in enhancing security collaboration with host Governments, including efforts to support United Nations designated officials with regard to collaboration with host Government authorities on staff safety and security; .
The Head of ESS also referred to the earlysuccess of a pilot initiative in Guinea to enhance security collaboration with NGOs through the secondment of an International Rescue Committee(IRC)security officer to UNHCR.
Significant progress has been made, pursuant to the" Guidelines for UN/NGO/IGO Security Collaboration" issued by the United Nations Security Coordinator in February 2002,which provided a menu of options to assist Designated Officials with security collaboration in the field.
Further efforts have also been made toenhance the" Saving Lives Together" framework which strengthens security collaboration between the United Nations, international organizations and NGOs through information exchange and the sharing of best practices.
The Department worked closely with anInter-Agency Standing Committee task force on security collaboration between the United Nations and NGOs formed as a result of the high-level humanitarian forum held by the Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator in Geneva on 31 March 2004.
The NGO Liaison Unit alsocontributed to the development of numerous United Nations/NGO security collaboration projects for inclusion in consolidated and/or flash appeals in such locations as Ethiopia, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka.
Noting the importance of the" Saving Lives Together" framework andother steps to improve security collaboration between the United Nations system and non-governmental organizations, I reiterate my call to Member States and other United Nations partners, including regional and international organizations, to provide full support to this important security initiative.
By doing so, it was hoped that this would help the management of security risk by facilitating informed decisions on the maintenance of an effective presence in the field andenhance security collaboration with host Governments for the purpose of contributing to staff safety and security, including efforts to support United Nations designated officials with regard to collaboration with host Government authorities.
Because it is fighting for its own survival in a highly challenging environment,the Jordanian regime needs Israel's security collaboration. Indeed, Israeli and Jordanian forces are now working together to secure their respective borders against infiltration by jihadists from Iraq or Syria, while Egypt and Israel now share the same objective in Sinai.
On 19 August 2002, the Office of the United Nations Security Coordinator issued aset of guidelines entitled" United Nations/NGO security collaboration", designed to provide for greater interaction, sharing of resources and training capacity and to promote common security interests and ground rules for those United Nations agencies, programmes and funds which are working in association with non-governmental and intergovernmental organizations.