Examples of using To affected developing countries in English and their translations into Arabic
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This also applies to affected developing countries.
The road map approach was expected to improve the funding environment andattract substantive resources to affected developing countries.
Make resources available to affected developing countries for the implementation of The Strategy(decision 3/COP.8), and so on.
The same Convention also established the globalmechanism designed to increase financial resources to affected developing countries.
Offer information, advice and technical support to affected developing countries on issues relating to financing.
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We hope that the establishment by the Convention of a global mechanism will help raise substantial financial resources,including those for the transfer of technology to affected developing countries.
A related task would be to facilitate assistance to affected developing countries in the preparation of such reports.
The great outpouring of international support for relief to countries affected by the tsunami was unprecedented in its scale andserved to alleviate the human and economic costs to affected developing countries.
(g) Technical and financial support to affected developing countries in compiling and communicating information, consistent with the Convention.
Inform the donors and international community aboutthe use of resources and other supports provided to affected developing countries to implement the Convention.
Facilitation of assistance to affected developing countries in accordance with article 23, paragraph 2(c) and article 26, paragraph 7, of the Convention; and.
While domestic allocations from national budgets to the UNCCD should be increased,international financial support to affected developing countries still falls far short of requirements.
(b) facilitation of assistance to affected developing countries in accordance with article 23, subparagraph 2(c) and article 26, paragraph 7, of the Convention; and.
The Global Mechanism, should identify and help implement measures to tap andpromote the flow of private sector resources to affected developing countries, as well as from within affected developing countries; .
The amount of financial assistance provided so far to affected developing countries was also questioned, and identified as one of the constraintsto achieving high-quality national reports.
Invites developed country Parties and other Governments, multilateral organizations,the private sector and relevant organizations to make resources available to affected developing countries for the implementation of The Strategy.
(c) facilitate assistance, on request, to affected developing countries, particularly affected African country Parties, in compiling and communicating information, and in identifying technical and financial needs associated with action programmes;
Noted also the cost-effectiveness andefficiency that could be achieved in providing assistance to affected developing countries through the location of existing RCUs in the regions(decision 11/COP.6);
Any additional staff necessary for carrying out the programme of work of the Global Mechanism, including temporary professional officers and consultants, will have to be financed through voluntary contributions in order to avoid a decrease in support to affected developing countries.
The developed country Parties are invited to ensure that sufficient technical andfinancial support is provided to affected developing countries for the compilation and communication of information required under the Convention, in accordance with article 26, paragraph 7.
Almost all submissions called for more time for the preparation of reports(up to nine months); others stated that the present periodwould be sufficient if the financial assistance to affected developing countries is provided in time.
In facilitating technology transfer from developed countries to affected developing countries, more work is needed by developed country Partiesto formulate preferential policies to encourage their private and public sectors to transfer technology to affected developing country Parties.
While the developing countries considered that the global mechanismshould serve as an engine for mobilizing and channelling resources to affected developing countries, others had emphasized the need to mobilize domestic resources.
The Conference of the Parties would need to consider arrangements for the Global Mechanism in the context of approaches and policies to mobilize andchannel substantial financial resources to affected developing countries in implementing the Convention.
Between 1998 and 2002, 68 per cent of the overall resources of the GM(core budget allocation plus voluntary contributions)have been granted to affected developing countries and for technical assistance, and 32 per cent have covered corporate and administrative costs.
The Assembly also invited developed-country parties to the Convention and other Governments, multilateral organizations, the private sector andother relevant organizations to make resources available to affected developing countries for the implementation of the Convention.
Between 1998 and 2002, 68 per cent of the overall Global Mechanism resources(core budget allocation plus voluntary contributions)have been granted to affected developing countries and for technical assistance, and 32 per cent have covered administrative costs.
Invites developed countries that are parties to the Convention and other Governments, multilateral organizations, the private sector andother relevant organizations to make resources available to affected developing countries for the implementation of the ten-year strategic plan and framework;
UNDP is also of the view, that the GM in its work should avoid over centralization of resources,and instead seek to ensure rapid accessibility of resources to affected developing countries, basing its activities on needs identified at local, national, sub-regional and other levels.