Examples of using Third country programme in English and their translations into Arabic
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Mid-term review of third country programme for China.
A second area of ongoing assistance is the completion of the Water Supply Project for which a total of US$ 212,000 has been committed.In addition to these two projects, the cyclone rehabilitation project for the construction of the seawall, begun in 1991, will also continue during the Third Country Programme.
Mid-term review report of the third country programme for China.
The proposed third country programme for Afghanistan, covering the period 1984-1986, was not approved by the Governing Council because of the prevailing security situation.
National development goals and third country programme priorities to date.
(b) the common country assessment;(c) the United Nations Development Assistance Framework(UNDAF), 2011-2015;(d) the government Rectangular Strategy Phase II and the updated national strategic development plan; and(e)lessons learned from the third country programme.
Extension of the third country programme DP/CP/ALB/3/EXTENSION II for Albania.
The Director of the Africa Division presented the proposed third country programme for Chad.
Extension of the third country programme DP/CP/SUR/3/EXTENSION II for Suriname.
Information concerning assistance from the United Nations system of organizations is contained in a United Nations Development Programme(UNDP)document entitled" Third country programme for the British Virgin Islands"(DP/CP/BVI/3 of 1 February 1995).
Mid-term review of the third country programme for China DP/1994/41/Add.2.
The programme of assistance of the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP) for the period 1992-1996 is described in document DP/CP/MOT/3,containing the third country programme for Montserrat, approved by the UNDP Governing Council in May 1992.
Extension of the third country programme for Antigua and Barbuda(DP/CP/ANT/3/EXTENSION I);
As regards the Cayman Islands, the UNDP programme of assistance for the period1993-1996 is described in document DP/CP/CAY/3: Third Country Programme for the Cayman Islands, approved by the UNDP Governing Council in February 1993.
Extension of the third country programme for Turks and Caicos(DP/CP/TCI/3/EXTENSION I);
The UNDP programme of assistance for the Turks and Caicos Islands for the period1993-1996 is described in document DP/CP/TCI/3: Third Country Programme for the Turks and Caicos Islands, approved by the UNDP Governing Council in February 1993.
Extension of the third country programme for Saint Kitts and Nevis(DP/CP/STK/3/EXTENSION I);
The UNDP programme of assistance for the British Virgin Islands for the period1995-1996 is described in document DP/CP/BVI/3: Third Country Programme for the British Virgin Islands, approved by the UNDP Executive Board in April 1995.
UNDP/Apia ' s Third Country Programme for Tokelau(1992-1996) focused primarily on developing a national identity and assumption of a greater degree of self-government; improvement of living standards on the atolls; ensuring the equitable distribution of resources; and encouraging the active participation of people in the development policy.
National development goals and third country programme priorities to date.
Approves the third country programme for Rwanda( DP/FPA/CP/127) with the provision that the Executive Director shall present an interim report to the Council at its forty-first session on the implementation of the country programme as well as on the impact which the evolution of the general context of the country may have on the implementation of the programme. .
It also recommended that the Council approve the third country programme for Vanuatu and the first programme for the Pacific multi-islands.
The programme of assistance of the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP) for the period 1993-1996is described in document DP/CP/CAY/3, containing the third country programme for the Cayman Islands, approved by the UNDP Governing Council in February 1993.
Second extension of the third country programme for the Cayman Islands(DP/CP/CAY/3/EXTENSION II);
The programme of assistance of the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP) for the period 1995-1996 isdescribed in document DP/CP/BVI/3, containing the third country programme for the British Virgin Islands, approved by the UNDP Executive Board in April 1995.
The reporting period witnessed ajoint effort with the Government to translate into action the Third Country Programme for Lebanon. Implementation of the project was initiated in the following three areas:(a) reactivation of the public sector through support to economic management and public administration reform;(b) social reconstruction; and(c) economic revitalization through balanced development.
Tokelau has progressed significantly towards theachievement of those goals with significant assistance from UNDP in the third country programme although since 1993 there has been a marked shift in the local government ' s focus towards political and constitutional strengthening.
With regard to the deskstudy on the preliminary impact of projects financed under the third country programme referred to in paragraph 18 of document DP/CCF/ZIM/1, the UNDP Deputy Resident Representative noted that while the study was not extremely detailed, it had found that national execution was successful in Zimbabwe because of the Government ' s ownership and insurance of sustainability, thus resulting in an 80 per cent success rate.
The programme of assistance of the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP) for the period 1993-1996 is described in document DP/CP/TCI/3,containing the third country programme for the Turks and Caicos Islands, approved by the UNDP Governing Council in February 1993. The total fifth cycle indicative planning figure(IPF) entitlement under this programme amounts to $910,000.
Approves the continued implementation of decision 94/25, allowing for flexibility in sectoral expenditure of resources from Rwanda 's third country programme resources and for overall expenditures of up to $7.8 million, to enable the United Nations Population Fund to continue to respond to the evolving needs of the Government of Rwanda for reconstruction and development.