Examples of using Data for this indicator in English and their translations into Russian
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There are no country-level data for this indicator.
Data for this indicator is drawn, inter alia, from the work of the mechanisms of the Human Rights Council.
Kyrgyzstan has not provided time series data for this indicator.
Data for this indicator are gathered only every two years, so there is no target for 2013.
Documentation Payroll information should provide data for this indicator.
More data for this indicator in other regions of Ukraine can be found in Table 8, which is presented below.
Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Ukraine and Uzbekistan have not submitted data for this indicator.
Of all country offices supplied data for this indicator for 2000 and 47% supplied data for 2002.
Georgia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan have not submitted the data for this indicator.
Collecting data for this indicator requires intensive interaction with financial officers from a wide range of organizations.
Requiring testing using both tests increases the difficulty of acquiring data for this indicator.
Data for this indicator were collected by means of a survey of countries by the WHO Regional Office for Europe see Box 2.6.
Seven developed country Parties provided data for this indicator reflecting activities of national, subregional, regional and global scope.
However, the data for this region should be regarded with caution as two subregions(Eastern Africa and Southern Africa)did not report financial data for this indicator.
Belarus and the Russian Federation,which partially submitted the data for this indicator, measure concentrations in units according to the required data format.
Data for this indicator should be disaggregated by sex and age Whenever possible, data for sex workers should be collected through civil society organizations that have worked closely with this population in the fi eld.
As a result of intensified data collection, particularly through MICS,trend data for this indicator are available in well over 70 countries today.
Data for this indicator should be disaggregated by age Whenever possible,data for men who have sex with men should be collected through civil society organizations that have worked closely with this population in the fi eld.
Republic of Moldova has not submitted the times series data for this indicator; Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Ukraine and Uzbekistan have not submitted data for this indicator. .
An indicator in the current resource allocation system that UNFPA is proposing to change is the proportion of population aged 15-24 years living with HIV/AIDS,as updated data for this indicator are available for only 42 countries worldwide.
Youth unemployment rate,according to the 2009 WMS which is the main source of data for this indicator, is referred to as unemployed persons expressed as a proportion of persons in the labour force.
Data for this indicator should be disaggregated by sex and age Whenever possible, data for most-at-risk populations should be collected through civil society organizations that have worked closely with the populations in the fi eld.
A The most recent data available for this indicator date from mid-2013.
Data sources for this indicator so far include only agreements and memorandums of understanding.
One country made a written proposal on the data collection and calculation for this indicator.
Data Sources/ Relevant Databases The preferred official national data source for this indicator is a household-based labour force survey.
In order for this indicator to work effectively and provide reliable data for the targeting of policy and strategy, the authority must be able to measure and compare the level of road user satisfaction with a known travel time.
And the data entered for this indicator show this indicator to be 6 for each of the three years; whereas the correct rate for the three years in the United Nations database are 2.5, 4.5 and 3.4, respectively.
An exception was made for the indicator“Average number of persons per room”, for which the period of coverage was extended to beginning 1980, because(a)the last international data-collection effort for this indicator was made in 1994, and(b) the data are census-based and therefore often available only once in 10 years, with substantial reporting delay.
Indicates that no disaggregated data are available for this indicator.