Examples of using Support from the fund in English and their translations into Arabic
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Five studies received support from the fund in 2006.
Of the 51 countries that received support from the Fund, 31 were in Africa.
IOM received support from the Fund in March for projects in multiple clusters/sectors.
During the period, thirteen agencies received support from the Fund.
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Countries declared eligible by the Secretary-General for support from the Fund.
Support from the Fund should be for a future period, rather than for one that has largely passed, and the funding cycle should be changed accordingly.
As at March 2009, 128 joint programmes in 49 countries, involving $618 million in approved budgets,have received support from the Fund.
Early in 2007,I declared Burundi and Sierra Leone eligible to receive support from the Fund, and set aside envelopes of $35 million for each country.
In several countries, such as the Democratic Republic of the Congo, there were examples of agencies that wouldnot have been able to respond without support from the Fund.
Nepal was declared eligible to receive support from the Fund in December 2007 towards the implementation of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement.
It is also anticipated that further consideration will be given to ensuring appropriate linkages between the Fund and other ongoing processes andtools in countries which receive support from the Fund.
Burundi and Sierra Leone were declared eligible for support from the Fund during the Commission ' s first country-specific meetings, held in October 2006.
Support from the Fund is vital to the organizations concerned because sources of financing for assistance to torture victims are scarce.1 Victim assistance programmes have even been interrupted due to lack of funding.
A third of the Fund ' s contributors have also received support from the Fund, in a strong expression of solidarity from disaster-affected countries.
An indigenous representative from the Indian Movement Tupaj Amaru strongly supported an increase in funding for the Voluntary Fund, so that a wide range of organizations could receive support from the Fund in the future.
With support from the Fund, Physicians for Human Rights will train forensic experts in five East and Central African countries in which the International Criminal Court is currently investigating rape as a war crime, with the aim of developing a functioning medico-legal system.
With the forthcoming selection by the Secretary-General of countries eligible for support from the Fund, the Fund will be able to further demonstrate its value as a catalytic tool in post-conflict countries.
Pursuant to paragraph 10(g) of its terms of reference, the Executive Committee of the Multilateral Fund is required to invite eacharticle 5 party wishing to receive support from the Fund to develop a country programme.
During the session, the Board implemented recommendation 10 of the Office of Internal Oversight Services(see E/CN.4/2005/55, para. 76), following its evaluation of the functioning of the Fund, whereby“support from the Fund should be for a future period, rather than for one that has largely passed, and the funding cycle should be changed accordingly”.
Twenty-three of the 46 countries that received support from the Fund were in Africa and $162.6 million, 51 per cent of total funding, was mainly used for food and health activities.
A general-purpose long-term fund would come into operation once the mercury instrument entered into force,and each Party would be eligible for support from the fund once the instrument entered into force for that Party; thereafter the fund would be expected to operate as long as the instrument was in force.
What is interesting in this support from the Fund is that the Guatemalan peace accords were signed almost 15 years ago, and yet remnants of the conflict remain as obstacles to achieving a solid rule of law and which, at least in theory, could provoke a backsliding towards renewed conflict.
All organizations sponsoring projects and receiving support from the Fund should be requested to seek other financial sources, since the Board feels that they should not become totally dependent on the Fund(see para. 12).
Monitor the compliance of the owners of the SMEs, which receive support from the Fund, with the standards and rules prescribed by the MBR SME, by reviewing the reports submitted by SMEs owners, and by conducting field visits;
In 2013, the Guatemalan Forensic Anthropology Foundation, with support from the Fund through UNDP and other donors, identified more than 30 victims of disappearances, fulfilling a fundamental human right of family members and other relatives.
In addition to Burundi and Sierra Leone,which were declared eligible for support from the Fund during the first session of the Commission, Guinea-Bissau received an initial allocation of US$ 6 million to tackle immediate peacebuilding priorities, in line with its interim priority plan.