Examples of using Core capacity in English and their translations into Russian
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Core capacity was provided to the mission start-up in South Sudan.
Human resources are available to implement IHR core capacity requirements.
This core capacity needs to be provided through regular budget allocations.
The increase in general purpose funds in particular has enabled the organization to strengthen its core capacity, especially its staffing.
Core Capacity 3- Surveillance includes both indicator-based and event-based surveillance.
In the 2010-2015 time period, 51 countries of the WHO European Region submitted core capacity self-assessment data on IHR implementation.
Core Capacity 4- Response includes rapid response capacity and infection control.
It is an intersectoral program focusing on laboratory strengthening,as part of IHR core capacity implementation.
Building core capacity for surveillance, detection, reporting, and response around the world helps all populations.
There is an expectation that states will useexisting national structure and resources to meet their core capacity requirements.
This core capacity would be utilized to build on the existing structures and gradually add to the Web site new material in all official languages.
The Advisory Committee points out that the report of the Secretary-General(A/50/876)deals once again with the concept of"permanent core capacity.
This core capacity would be utilized to build on the existing structures and gradually add new material in all official languages to the Web site.
This is based on information from national summary reports provided under article7 of the Protocol, the IHR Core Capacity Monitoring Framework and the literature.
In the context of the IHR, the surveillance core capacity includes two components:(i) indicatorbased; and(ii) event-based described in section 2.2.2.
Core Capacity 8- Laboratory includes confirmation and diagnostic capacity to test for priority health threats; laboratory biosafety and biosecurity practices.
Cooperative engagement continued with the Government to build core capacity in relation to the International Health Regulations.
More specifically, this function includes developing, updating and dissemination of policies, strategies andguidelines for emergency response and recovery support, and maintaining the core capacity.
Therefore it is the international community's obligation to assistwhen it is able, by developing core capacity for surveillance and response. WHO Reduce vulnerability and strengthen resilience.
Recognizing the need to strengthen the core capacity of the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs to respond to the increasing number of emergencies resulting from conflict and natural disasters, the Committee recommends the approval of these four posts.
The report argues for the strengthening of innovative mechanisms,both to enhance the core capacity of relief operations and to identify new means of responding to unprecedented needs.
It is important to explore options for linkingthe reporting of surveillance capacities and target-setting under the Protocol with the core capacity requirements of the IHR.
The Division should consider the extent to which UNHCR requires a core capacity of technical specialist staff positions to ensure continuity in delivering technical expertise.
Conversion of the contracts of the staff concerned provides for longer-term growth in expertise and performance motivation and directly enhances UN-Women's core capacity to deliver development results.
With respect to obligations concerning the development, strengthening,and maintenance of the core capacity requirements set forth in Annex 1, these Regulations shall be implemented by the Federal Government 1 At 5 February 2008.
For planning purposes, a conservative estimate is that between $350 and $400 million for additional United Nations programme funding will be required in the initial phase(anestimate of $375 million), or approximately four times the funding needed for the core capacity at the country and regional levels.
In June 2012 the member states should have met the core capacity requirements; however there are some extensions for countries not able to meet the core requirements and WHO is facilitating this process.
The Executive Director stressed that regular resources remained the most desirable option as they strengthened the core capacity of UNICEF to support medium- and long-term needs at the country level.
It was noted that UNODC required increased core capacity and specialized expertise for its work in that area and that that, in turn, required increased resources, including allocations from the regular budget of the United Nations.
As part of their mission to strengthen public health systems globally, FETPs also assist countries to meet their core capacity requirements for surveillance and response under the revised International Health Regulations.

