Examples of using National priority programmes in English and their translations into Chinese
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(iii) National priority programmes extended to provinces.
In June 2012,the Joint Coordination and Monitoring Board endorsed five national priority programmes.
Target 2011: national priority programmes funded: 70 per cent.
Full costing and three-year proposals for each of the national priority programmes are under development.
National priority programmes are designed and implemented with international support and endorsement.
There is an expectation that all 22 national priority programmes will be endorsed by the end of 2011.
At the same time, the Afghan Government's leadership will be essential in designing and sequencing its national priority programmes.
Properly sequenced national priority programmes must now evolve into vehicles for tangible development results.
During the reporting period,a second round of progress reporting on national priority programmes was completed.
Of the envisioned 22 national priority programmes in support of the overall benchmarks, 2 were endorsed in 2010 and 10 are currently undergoing consultation.
Provision of advice and technical assistance for the formulation of provincial development plans andalignment with national priority programmes.
The Joint Coordination Monitoring Board endorsed the national priority programmes on human rights and civic responsibilities.
This also has implications for the prospect of international partners aligning assistance with Afghanistan's national priority programmes.
Two national priority programmes have been fully endorsed: the Afghan Peace and Reintegration Programme and the Financial and Economic Reform Programme. .
Provision of advice and technical assistance for development of provincial development plans andalignment with national priority programmes.
The group is currently reviewing five national priority programmes to ascertain best practices on financial modalities to apply to the implementation of the other programmes. .
(c) The Joint Coordination and Monitoring Board held its first meeting in almost a year,resulting in the endorsement of seven additional national priority programmes.
ILO will continue to advise on exploring linkages between this andother key national priority programmes, particularly those focused on agriculture and rural infrastructure.
Target 2012: 50 per cent of donor assistance funding going through the national budget;80 per cent of development assistance aligned with national priority programmes.
As of June, 11 national priority programmes, out of a total of 22, have been elaborated, and consultations are under way with donors on the content, as well as financing, of the programmes. .
Target 2012: UNDAF midterm review completed ensuring full alignment withnational priorities(Afghan National Development Strategy) and national priority programmes.
Two additional national priority programmes were then endorsed by the Board, bringing the total number to 11 of 22 national programmes endorsed in principle at the 2010 Kabul Conference.
Target 2013: 50 per cent of donor assistance funding will go through the national budget;80 per cent of development assistance will be aligned with national priority programmes.
To date, 16 national priority programmes have been endorsed by the Board, demonstrating consensus among the Government of Afghanistan and its international partners on policy orientation in priority sectors.
The protracted delay in resolving this issue threatens to undermine the Government' s vision for economic growth andthe progress it has made in developing national priority programmes.
Of the 22 Afghan national priority programmes, 21 have been endorsed, following meetings on 12 February and 29 June of the Joint Coordination and Monitoring Board and the associated standing committees co-chaired by UNAMA.
It is of critical importance that the international community demonstrate its clear long-term commitment to realigning donor resources behind achievable andcredible Afghan-owned national priority programmes.
Target 2014: facilitation of dialogue will be continued through the Joint Coordination andMonitoring Board to support the implementation of national priority programmes that have been endorsed and the development of coordination mechanisms for the" transformation decade".
Several developing countries have requested ICS to promote projects for the establishment of technological centres of excellence,focusing on national priority programmes and consistent with UNIDO integrated programmes. .
The three-year national priority programme on law and justice for all underwent extensive consultation for submission to the Joint Coordination Monitoring Board in 2012.