Examples of using To develop a programme of action in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ms. Najcevska presented a detailed summary of the questionnaire based on General Assembly resolution 66/144,in which the Assembly encouraged the Working Group to develop a programme of action for the Decade.
She stressed the need to develop a programme of action which included special measures, plans and policies in areas such as employment, housing, education and culture in order to bring a sense of fairness and parity between people of African descent and the rest of the population.
The Government is yet to respond to this offer and the Special Rapporteur looks forward to a response in this regard in orderto develop a programme of action around which international cooperation could be encouraged.
The General Assembly, in its resolution 66/144, adopted at its sixty-sixth session,encouraged the Working Group to develop a programme of action, including a theme for adoption by the Human Rights Council, with a view to proclaiming the decade starting 2013 the Decade for People of African Descent.
As I speak here today, members of parliamentary human rights bodies are meeting at IPU headquarters in Geneva for discussions with the Council andthe Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights to develop a programme of action for parliamentary participation in the review.
The Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperationis continuing to provide financial assistance to develop a programme of action for 2009-2010 which will be implemented by the Office together with IWGIA and the Instituto Promoción Estudios Sociales(IPES-ELKARTEA).
The United Nations Inter-Agency Task Force under component 15 of the Special Initiative was set up in April 1998 by the ACC Steering Committee, with a mandate to analyse issues relevant to poverty reduction through support for the informal sector andemployment-generating opportunities and to develop a programme of action to achieve the objectives of this component.
At its sixty-sixth session, the General Assembly encouraged the WorkingGroup of Experts on People of African Descent to develop a programme of action, for adoption by the Human Rights Council, with a view to proclaiming the decade starting in 2013 the Decade for People of African Descent(resolution 66/144).
Also at this session one of the Committee members reported on a meeting of experts, held pursuant to ECOSOC resolution 1996/13, which met on 23-25 February 1997 in Vienna under the auspices of the United Nations Crime Prevention andCriminal Justice Division, to develop a programme of action to promote the effective use and application of international standards and norms in juvenile justice.
States parties meeting at the 2010 Review Conference of theParties to the Non-Proliferation Treaty are encouraged to develop a programme of action based on the programme agreed at the 2000 Review Conference and the legal, technical and political elements outlined in this paper required for the establishment and maintenance of a nuclear-weapons-free world.
The Parties entrust the Executive Committee, together with the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination and the Intergovernmental Sustainable Development Commission of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea with engaging national experts anddonors to develop a Programme of Action for 2011-2015 to assist the countries of the Aral Sea basin for subsequent consideration and adoption by the founding nations of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea;
It also consists of a National Population Bureau,whose main responsibility is to formulate population policies and strategies, to develop a programme of action for population, to develop an investment programme for it,to coordinate advocacy, information, education and communication, to follow up and evaluate the programme's activities and, generally, to encourage implementation of the national population policy and to coordinate population activities.
Encourages the Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent, further to the recommendation of the Working Group at its tenth session on theproclamation of a Decade for People of African Descent, to develop a programme of action, including a theme, for adoption by the Human Rights Council, with a view to proclaiming the decade starting in 2013 as the Decade for People of African Descent";
Noting with appreciation the progress made in the consultative process, based on a twin-track approach,at the Committee on World Food Security to develop a programme of action for addressing food insecurity in protracted crises at the global, regional and national levels and for advancing greater understanding of the multidimensional causes of protracted crises through sharing effective analytical tools to identify the root causes of food insecurity in such crises.
Recalling its resolution 66/144 of 19 December 2011, in which it encouraged the WorkingGroup of Experts on People of African Descent to develop a programme of action, including a theme, for adoption by the Human Rights Council, with a view to proclaiming the decade starting in 2013 the Decade for People of African Descent.
Recalling paragraph 61 of its resolution 66/144 of 19 December 2011, by which it encouraged the WorkingGroup of Experts on People of African Descent to develop a programme of action, including a theme, for adoption by the Human Rights Council, and in this regard taking note of Council resolution 21/33 of 28 September 2012, in which the Council welcomed the draft programme of action for the Decade for People of African Descent and decided to transmit it to the General Assembly with a view to its adoption.
During the session, the Committee was informed by one of its members, Mrs. Judith Karp, about a meeting, in which she had participated,of a group of experts to develop a programme of action to promote the effective use and application of international standards and norms in juvenile justice, which had taken place on 23-25 February 1997 in Vienna.
Recognizing further the progress made in the two-year intergovernmental consultative process, based on a twin-track approach,at the Committee on World Food Security to develop a programme of action for addressing food insecurity in protracted crises at the global, regional and national levels and for advancing greater understanding of the multidimensional causes of protracted crises through sharing effective analytical tools to identify the root causes of food insecurity in such crises.
With regard to the HIV/AIDS epidemic when the first case of AIDS was diagnosed in Cape Verde in 1986,the Ministry of Health began to develop a programme of action to prevent and combat HIV/AIDS. That strategy involved using samples taken to establish a database to be used to trace cases of HIV/AIDS.
Recalling its resolution 66/144, in which it encouraged the WorkingGroup of Experts on People of African Descent to develop a programme of action, including a theme, for adoption by the Human Rights Council, with a view to proclaiming the decade starting in 2013 the Decade for People of African Descent.
The General Assembly would also recall paragraph 61 of its resolution 66/144, by which it encouraged the WorkingGroup of Experts on People of African Descent to develop a programme of action, including a theme, for adoption by the Human Rights Council, with a view to proclaiming an International Decade for People of African Descent before the end of 2013.
Recalling also General Assembly resolution 66/144 of 19 December 2011, in which the Assembly encouraged the WorkingGroup of Experts on People of African Descent to develop a programme of action, including a theme, for adoption by the Human Rights Council, with a view to proclaiming the decade starting in 2013 the Decade for People of African Descent.
Bearing in mind General Assembly resolution 66/144 of 19 December 2011, by which the Assembly encouraged the WorkingGroup of Experts on People of African Descent to develop a programme of action, including a theme, for adoption by the Human Rights Council, with a view to proclaiming in 2013 the Decade for People of African Descent and, within this context, recalling Assembly resolution 67/155 of 20 December 2012.
That is precisely why we hope that theinternational community will, on the basis of common sense, finally manage to develop a programme of collective action for the twenty-first century.
We urge the administering Powers andthe members of the Special Committee to work together to develop a new programme of action for the year 2000 and beyond.
The Committee welcomes the efforts to undertake a situation analysis of women in Mongolia and to develop a national programme of action for the advancement of women, with technical support from international organizations.
States are encouraged to develop a national programme of action as a flexible management and policy framework tailored to their specific development policies,programmes and plans for the protection of the marine environment, including the protection of vulnerable marine ecosystems.
Given the global danger of the drug problem, I once again call on the international community andrelevant international organizations to develop a unified programme of action aimed at eradicating the production, manufacture and dissemination of drugs in that country.