Examples of using County security in English and their translations into Russian
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County Security Councils were initially established in 7 of 15 counties. .
Advice to the Government on operations of the county security committee mechanism.
No meetings of the county security mechanisms were held, since the committees were not established.
Advice to the Government on operations of the county security committee mechanism.
The county security mechanism, launched in December 2009, has not yet begun functioning.
Advice to the Government of Liberia on operations of the county security committee mechanism.
County security councils are functioning in Bong, Grand Gedeh, Grand Kru, Lofa, Maryland, Nimba, River Gee and Sinoe counties. .
The Government has a plan for a nationwide rollout of county security councils.
Progress was made in rolling out county security councils, which have been established so far in four counties.
Basic security structures are established and operational at the county level, including county security councils.
The only outstanding issue remaining is the establishment of county security councils, which has been the subject of one meeting with the Government.
County security councils were functioning in Lofa and Nimba counties, supported through a project funded by the Government of the United States of America.
Significant progress was, however, made in developing a new county security mechanism, which will extend security coordination to the counties.
Among the key challenges are significant capacity deficits,dependence on donor funding and the need to establish county security coordination mechanisms.
Efforts were made to ensure that county security councils were established in Bomi, Bong, Grand Gedeh, Lofa, Montserrado, Nimba and River Gee counties. .
Advance efforts to establish effective civilian oversight mechanisms for national security institutions,in particular empowering the National Security Council, County Security Councils and relevant oversight bodies in the legislature.
The new county security mechanism was officially launched in December 2009 to enhance security policy coordination at the county level.
Attention also should be directed towards enhancing inter-institutional relationships, which are essential fora functioning security system, through the empowerment of the National Security Council and County Security Councils, as well as relevant oversight bodies in the legislature.
The Government has also reoriented its approach to the county security committee mechanism and focused its decentralization policy on developing and strengthening these regional hubs.
In addition, county security councils, local coordination bodies established by the Act, are operational in Lofa and Nimba Counties and partially operational in five others, with the Government aiming to establish them nationwide by the end of 2013.
In many counties, while county security mechanisms have improved the coordination of security actors, police deployment does not extend to all districts, visible patrols are rare and community policing forums remain weak.
The National Security Reform and Intelligence Act clarified the roles andresponsibilities of the National Security Council as well as those of the National Security Adviser and affiliated county and district Security Councils.
The establishment of county and district security councils was partially achieved.
Static troop-days for security at county support bases at level III threat and above.
Provision of technical advice to the Government on operations of the county and district security committee mechanism.
In the meantime, UNMIL is working with the Government to establish a county network for security coordination and reporting.
Implementation of the 3 outstanding provisions in the National Security Reform and Intelligence Act passed in 2011: development of the police act, merger of the National Bureau of Investigation into the Liberia National Police andthe establishment of county and district security councils in each county 2011/12: 0; 2012/13: 1; 2013/14: 3.
Provision of assistance in the implementation of a strategy for strengthening and/or establishing county and district security councils, including linkages with the National Security Council.
While there are grave concerns related to the situation in Jonglei State and, in particular,the human rights violations perpetrated in Pibor County by security forces over the past months, recent events provide South Sudan with new opportunities.
Regular meetings between UNMISS and county commissioners, security organs and community leaders in counties hosting county support bases promoted a broader appreciation of protection risks faced by civilians, including by highlighting to authorities the importance of broad engagement when identifying threats and of early intervention to prevent tensions from escalating between communities.