Examples of using Implementation of alternative development programmes in English and their translations into French
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Difficulties encountered in the implementation of alternative development programmes.
The private sector has an important role to play in this regard,through opening markets to products made as part of the implementation of alternative development programmes.
UNODC continued implementation of alternative development programmes in six key countries affected by illicit crop cultivation: Afghanistan, Bolivia(Plurinational State of), Colombia, Lao People's Democratic Republic, Myanmar and Peru.
A discussion also took place on best practices regarding the implementation of alternative development programmes.
Financial constraints continue to pose difficulties for the implementation of alternative development programmes, with only a few States succeeding in securing the support of international financial institutions, regional development banks and other donors.
For the reporting period 2006-2007,States cited financial constraints as the greatest obstacle to the implementation of alternative development programmes.
Insufficient financial resources was the leading constraint on the implementation of alternative development programmes(cited by 30 per cent of respondents); it was followed by a lack of supporting structures and a lack of expertise and coordination.
The present report contains an overview of the progress achieved in the eradication of illicit drug crops and the implementation of alternative development programmes.
Lack of financial resources remained the major obstacle identified by Governments to the implementation of alternative development programmes, together with lack of supporting structures, technical expertise and adequate coordination mechanisms.
A total of 27 States or30 per cent of respondents cited financial constraints as being the greatest obstacle to the implementation of alternative development programmes.
Ensure that the design and implementation of alternative development programmes, including, when appropriate, a preventive approach, involve all stakeholders, take into account the specific characteristics of the target area and incorporate grass-roots communities in project formulation, implementation and monitoring;
Proportion of States reporting areas posing difficulties in the implementation of alternative development programmes: selected reporting periods.
Constraints For the reporting period 2006-2007, a total of 32 States(31 per cent of respondents)cited financial constraints as the greatest obstacle to the implementation of alternative development programmes.
The hierarchy of the obstacles in terms of the reported degree to which they hindered the implementation of alternative development programmes remained unchanged throughout the 10-year period 1998-2007.
Governments should foster coordinated links between the public sector and civil society, non-governmental organizations and the private sector,with a view to their participating in the planning and implementation of alternative development programmes and projects.
It was noted that international cooperation,the support provided by the international community to countries affected by illicit drug crop cultivation and the implementation of alternative development programmes needed to be strengthened, and that all States must provide political and financial resources, on the basis of the principle of shared responsibility.
Most countries reported that they had introduced measures to implement this recommendation,such as the adoption of national strategies to counter the illicit cultivation of cannabis plants and the implementation of alternative development programmes.
UNDCP will increase its linkages with other parts of the United Nations and external agencies, andfacilitate the design and implementation of alternative development programmes by Member States through, inter alia, the publication of a manual on alternative development experiences in South America.
In the reporting period 2006-2007,a total of 32 States(31 per cent of respondents) cited financial constraints as being the greatest obstacle to the implementation of alternative development programmes.
Financial resources were the leading constraint on the implementation of alternative development programmes, cited by 30 per cent of respondents(27 States), followed by lackof supporting structures to deliver assistance(22 States), lack of technical expertise(15 States) and coordination problems 11 States.