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(b) The budgets of all the projects and programmes should contain a specific provision for communication activities.
Our commitment to helping define the new Libya couldnot be stronger or more visible through all the projects and programmes we offer.
Submit draft executive plans of the projects and programmes of various administrative units to be approved by the President.
Shall submit an annual report to the Supreme Council on the progress that has been made in implementing the projects and programmes of the Association.
Although most of the projects and programmes are being implemented, no major change has occurred in the transport infrastructure.
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He began shouting at her, embarrassing her during regular Business Division meetings and refusing to endorse the projects and programmes that she proposed.
Shall coordinate the work of other bodies and organizations recruited by each Party to implement the projects and programmes of the Association;
The projects and programmes implemented in Ecuador had had favourable results; he wished to thank the Organization for the cooperation which his country had received and hoped that its assistance would continue in the future.
Requests the Global Environment Facility to clarify the concept of co-financing and its application in the projects and programmes of the Global Environment Facility;
The projects and programmes implemented under France ' s development research policy take into account this need to strengthen the capacities of scientific teams by disseminating their results with a view to their practical application in the targeted areas of development.
We cannot conceal our concern at the steady decline in international cooperation resources towards Equatorial Guinea,as we have recently seen in many of the projects and programmes that are implemented in the country with external resources.
UNDP expanded its role in evaluating project results when it introduced,in 1977, the Projects and Programmes Manual to enable more systematic review of resultsand to begin to build a capability for examining the lessons from project evaluation.
Welcomes the first and second reports of the High Representative to the Secretary-General on the activities of the Alliance of Civilizations,including the projects and programmes that have been launched at the Forums of the Alliance;
As it is difficult to provide a detailed description in this report of the many activities undertaken by civil society institutions to protect, and facilitate the exercise of, the rights of marginalized groups,we shall confine ourselves to citing some examples of the projects and programmes which they run.
Pursuant to General Assembly resolutions 57/191 and 59/174,the Trust Fund on Indigenous Issues supports the Permanent Forum and the projects and programmes of the Second International Decade of the World ' s Indigenous People.
(f) Maximizing results through regional approaches: Aid for Trade would have optimal results if the efforts aimed at deepening the regional integration processes already under way,by building on the projects and programmes were executed.
It trusted that Member States would make every effort to pay outstanding sums,enabling the Organization to implement the projects and programmes that they had approvedand to cope more reliably with any challenges and threats that arose.
Some members of ACC consider it unfair to state in the report that national execution has incontestably become the norm, while the official figures show that the national execution modality iscurrently used in only 15 per cent of the projects and programmes(see A/50/113, figure 1).
It trusted that Member States would make every effort to pay outstanding sums,enabling the Organization to implement the projects and programmes that they had approvedand to cope more reliably with any challenges and threats that arose.
Only the payment of assessed contributions in full, on time and without conditions would enable the Organization to react credibly to challenges and threats and to undertake the projects and programmes entrusted to it by the Member States.
(a) The integration of the proposals relating to indigenous peoples from the Johannesburg and the Kimberley Plans of Implementation into the projects and programmes of the United Nations system, in particular, how specific proposals in the Kimberley document might be addressed by the Inter-agency Support Group and monitored by the Permanent Forum;
Requests that the upgrading of the Regional Information Office to a regional centre should not lead to a reduction in the support currentlyprovided by the Centre to the Regional Information Office and the projects and programmes targeting the Arab region;
Only the payment of assessed contributions in full, on time and without conditions would enable the Organization to react credibly to challenges and threats and to undertake the projects and programmes entrusted to it by the Member States.
UNIDO should encourage the involvement of new organizations and establish innovative ways of working with them, using economical technological methods to ensure that theirparticipation would benefit Member States and the projects and programmes for which the Organization was responsible.
In order to enhance full and effective implementation of the broad-based commitments of the Summit, there is an urgent need for the international donor community, including the Bretton Woods institutions,to provide the new and additional resources needed to finance the projects and programmes, particularly those designed to hasten the eradication of poverty.
Considering also that, in the above-mentioned resolutions, it was requested, inter alia, that efforts continue, in close consultation with the Member States of the region, to identify and mobilize the voluntary financial resources required to implement the projects and programmes that form part of the Regional Programme for Latin Americaand the Caribbean.
For countries that have already undergone the process, the main challenge is how to institutionalize the national dialogue and consultation processes around key governance issues generated by the African PeerReview Mechanism and to implement the projects and programmes identified in national programmes of action, including mainstreaming them into other national development processes.