Examples of using Common databases in English and their translations into Russian
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Access to the common databases from any point of a corporate network.
Ideally, agencies involved in such matters should have common databases.
Development and maintenance of common databases for substantive facilities, budgets and contractual items;
Over the next few years the United Nations will continue to work with partner agencies to improve the common databases.
The global community has not developed the kinds of processes, common databases, and institutions needed to effectively address these problems.
He cited the common databases and indicators developed through inter-agency processes as positive examples of collaboration, including at the district level.
At the industry level, the establishment of electronic networks, common databases and various value-added services, which speed up transactions are fundamental.
Common databases with socio-economic data, such as DevInfo, would address some of these gaps by facilitating data sharing among stakeholders.
General Assembly resolutions 50/120, paragraphs 14 and 17 through 19 on country strategy note, paragraph 28 on the programme approach, andparagraph 45 on country strategy note common databases.
An official government web site had been in operation since 2003, andwork was under way on common databases, known as"legal entities" and"resources of Kazakhstan", and an electronic archiving system for State institutions.
The assessment report would serve as a basis for a regional development framework for inter-agency cooperation at the regional and subregional levels,including joint programming, common databases and knowledge networks.
We support the idea of developing a common pooling of resources,joint programming, common databases and knowledge networks among the agencies and programmes without significant impact on the existing budget allocations.
In Action 14 of the 2002 reform,the Secretary-General calls for a United Nations Development Group plan that will include the pooling of United Nations system resources, common databases and knowledge networks.
As analysed further below, common programming frameworks and common databases are being developed, links with civil society are widening, and collaboration with Bretton Woods institutions and other partners is intensifying.
The adoption of common standards for procurement,such as common coding systems, common profile forms for potential suppliers of goods and services, common databases, are considered areas for considerable efficiency gains.
This plan will include such features as joint programming,pooling of resources, common databases and knowledge networks, dedicated support for the resident coordinator and integrated planning, budgeting and resource mobilization tools for countries emerging from conflict.
Through participation in the United Nations Development Group, UNIFEM ensured that as the concept of the United Nations Development Assistance Framework(UNDAF) was developed,attention was paid to incorporating gender issues in indicators, common databases, and common country assessments.
The General Assembly calls for further simplifications, harmonization andrationalization of procedures for developing common databases of the United Nations system at the field level, in consultation with national Governments para. 31 of resolution 53/192 and para. 45 of resolution 50/120.
Moreover, JCGP, working in two subgroups chaired by UNFPA and UNDP, is proceeding with the development of common guidelines for funds and programmes, including a common approach to needs assessment and situation analysis,by putting in place an agreed methodology on common databases, as requested in paragraph 45 of Assembly resolution 50/120.
We recognize the importance of joint programming at the country level,pooling of resources, common databases and knowledge networks, dedicated support for the Resident Coordinator and integrated planning, budgeting and resource mobilization tools for countries emerging from conflict.
A common regional assessment report coordinated by each regional commission(similar to the common country assessment) would also facilitate the building of a regional development framework for the United Nations agencies working at this level andcould be a good platform for joint programming and common databases and knowledge networks.
In the light of the transnational character of the market for private military services,the Council reiterated the importance of international cooperation and suggested that common databases should be established and experience in legislative and law enforcement practices in combating mercenary activities should be exchanged.
With regard to the programming process,it was necessary to develop common databases, make use of existing situational analyses, apply the same methods for studying the impact of operational activities and hold consultations at each critical phase of the programming process, given that agencies would participate in the various mechanisms only in accordance with their respective mandates and in so far as their technical competence allowed.
UNDP agreed with the Board's recommendation that, in consultation with the United Nations Development Group,it consider establishing common databases of local vendors at the country level, which could result in the achievement of additional cost savings and efficiency.
However, further simplification and harmonization of rules of procedure used by the United Nations development system in its operational activities is called for, in particular by the promotion of greater consistency in the presentation of budgets at the headquarters level, as well as in sharing administrative systems and services in the field,where possible, and in developing common databases in consultation with national Governments.
Specific measures include initiatives such as: joint programming;pooling of resources; common databases and knowledge networks; dedicated support for the resident coordinator; and integrated planning, budgeting and resource mobilization tools for countries emerging from conflict.
In keeping with General Assembly resolution 57/300, paragraph 22, four principal elements were identified to strengthen the Organization's field presence: common tools and instruments for harmonizing development cooperation programmes; integrated planning andbudgeting tools for countries emerging from conflict; common databases and knowledge networks; and strengthening the resident coordinator system.
Specific measures include initiatives such as joint programming,pooling of resources, common databases and knowledge networks, dedicated support for the resident coordinator, and integrated planning, budgeting and resource mobilization tools for countries emerging from conflict.
It should include in its agenda the finalization of agreements on the United Nations system's strategic goals andpriorities, and on a framework for preparing common databases, terminology, research programmes, training strategies, and principles to guide inter-agency cooperation.
Proposing new or enhanced United Nations system mechanisms,including common databases and common web-based resources, for the collection and development of best practices, documentation, manuals, handbooks, guidelines and other tools for transitional justice and for justice sector development;