Examples of using Core resource in English and their translations into Russian
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The strong dollar continued to be a key factor in the core resource situation.
Accurate and timely core resource data from the global Secretariat should be captured;
Aruba, the British Virgin Islands and the Netherlands Antilles are Territories that do not benefit from core resource assignment.
In 1998, core resource contributions to WFP were $327.6 million and non-core were $719.7 million.
This has recently led to an increase in the core resource base and to certain increases in non-core resources. .
Nevertheless, much of the Fund's work continued to be endangered by the lack of a predictable and assured core resource base.
For 2002, estimates of core resource contributions are $1,805.6 million and non-core are $44.1 million.
Being mindful of the budgetary constraints Parties are facing,the Executive Secretary is proposing not to expand the secretariat's core resource base.
UNCDF would continue to engage with partners to increase its core resource base and enhance its efficiency and effectiveness.
Ensure a core resource budget allocation at global/RO/CO levels, supplemented by external funding.
The Board requested that countries consider supplementing their 2005 contributions to accelerate the rebuilding of the core resource base.
It was generallyThey agreed that core resource allocation should favour least developed and low-income countries.
Some delegations expressed concern about the projected resource scenarios in the UNIFEMdraft strategic plan and questioned the feasibility of doubling the core resource base.
The Advisory Committee recalls that serious core resource income uncertainty also affected the preparation of the estimates for 1998-1999.
Core resource levels have reached precariously low levels in some key organizations of the system which hampers their ability to achieve the results expected of them.
The secretariat presented the paper on the revised provisional estimates of core resource requirements for the preparatory process and the Conference itself.
The UNFPA regular or core resource level of 2000 also contracted 24 per cent as compared with its peak of $312 million of 1996.
They called on countries in a position to do so to increase contributions to the Fund's core resource base, which would ensure its continued activities in all 40 least developed countries.
The core resource base, dependent on less than 10 per cent of United Nations Member States for over 90 per cent of its value, needs to be broadened.
She noted a continued upward trend in income, noting that core resource contribution pledges for 2008 were already surpassing projections.
The core resource mobilization target of $3.3 billion for 1997-1999 contained in Executive Board decision 95/23 should be taken seriously.
However, several delegations felt that thecurrent indicative planning figure(IPF) system could not be held responsible for disappointing core resource levels, and that greater financial commitment was needed from donors.
We do not support the idea of changing the voluntary character of the core resource formation of United Nations funds and programmes, of establishing a revolving fund, or of the non-reimbursement to Member States of the unexpended balance of the regular budget.
The Assistant Administrator, commenting on the interventions of the delegations, highlighted some statistics on the resource projections for 1996-1997,indicating a further expected erosion of the core resource base.
To have a global system that captures accurate and timely core resource data from the global Secretariat at all duty stations, including peace operations and other field missions;
His delegation was concerned about the decline in ODA in recent years and the stagnation of operationalactivities for development and supported the international community's efforts to expand the core resource base for operational activities.
The overriding challenge is to restore growth andenhance predictability to the core resource base of UNDP and to achieve annual increases until the target of $1.1 billion in core contributions is met.
At the same time, the core resource allocation for the Branch-- for providing the specialized expertise and carrying out the core backstopping functions-- has remained the same since 2003, making it necessary for resource requirements to be met through voluntary assistance, which has significant operational drawbacks.
Resident representatives, and the country governments they serve,point to numerous cases where insufficient core resource availability has inhibited progress in central and often sensitive development challenges.
Pointing out that the Fund's core resource base had not expanded commensurately with its mandate, the Committee urged Member States to increase funding, especially to the United Nations Trust Fund to End Violence Against Women.