Examples of using Ddevelopment in English and their translations into Russian
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ODA Official dDevelopment aAssistance.
Vi UNEP wWorkshops on eEnvironment,tTrade and sSustainable dDevelopment.
Viii DDevelopment of pollutant release and transfer registers(PRTRs);
Reports from this year'se highlighted subprogramme: trade ddevelopment.
The dDevelopment and introduction of alternatives to POPspersistent organic pollutants;
The UN/ECE Strategy on eEducation for sSustainable dDevelopment(funding and in-kind);
Land for the Ddevelopment and the proposed High- level Commission on Legal Empowerment for the Poor.
Include Put ESD ion the agendas of State cCouncils on sSustainable Ddevelopment, cCouncils of Mministers or other relevant bodies;
The The Lland for Ddevelopment pprogramme will enjoy a full full-time senior P professional and two assistants.
Development of a tTraining mModule:iIntroduction into cCapacity- bBuilding on tTrade, eEnvironment and sSustainable dDevelopment as a global project;
The World Bank and rRegional dDevelopment bBanks have also assisted in development of sectoral legislation related to their loan agreements.
In thisAt the same meeting, the environnment mMinisters of Environment of the sub-region reconfirmed the need for a cConvention on sSustainable dDevelopment.
Approximately $60 million would be invested in lLocal dDevelopment pProgrammes and approximately $26 million would be invested in mMicrofinance over the two year period.
The Strategy is addressed to public authorities,advising them on how to implement sSustainable Ddevelopment concerns into their policies.
The dDevelopment, implementation and enforcement of regulatory controls and incentives for the sound management of POPs persistent organic pollutants;
Noting the United Nations Secretary-General's initiative to promote the use of sport for the implementation of the UNUnited Nations mMillennium dDevelopment gGoals.
Through AMCEN, UNEP is also supporting African countries through the a programme on cCapacity-building Programme for the dDevelopment of sSub-Rregional eEnvironmental aAction pPlans underof the New Partnership for Africa's Development NEPAD.
Through the Secretary General's Task Force, UNEP will forge new partnerships with other United Nations agencies organizations to promote sport and environment issues andin jointly implementing the United Nations Mmillennium Ddevelopment Ggoals.
Application and uUse of eEconomic iInstruments for sSustainable dDevelopment for the African region, covering 10nine countries, namely, Egypt, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Senegal, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda;
Another activity was a wWorkshop for Mediterranean cCommunication pProfessionals on eEnvironment and sSustainable dDevelopment and: the rRole of the Mediterranean Action Plan MAP.
Conference on the rRole of the jJudiciary in the dDevelopment of eEnvironmental lLaw in tThe Arab rRegion, which involved 11 countries, namely, Bahrain, Egypt, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Morocco, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates and, Yemen.
This will mean that UN-HABITAT would only partially meet the expectations of developing countries in terms of assistance in the implementation of the Habitat Agenda, implementation of targets 10 and11 of the mMillennium dDevelopment gGoals and other technical cooperation activities.
UNEP has also been an active member of with respect to the sub-clusters on water andenergy of cCluster 1 on: Iinfrastructure dDevelopment: wWater and sSanitation, eEnergy and tTransport, and has also played a significant role in shaping the content of the newly established cCluster 6: on s Science and tTechnology.
UNEP will continue to make relevant inputs to the work of thise Secretary-General's Task Force on Sports for Development and Peace andwill work closely with other partners to implement the recommendations of the Task Force geared towards the implementation of the United Nations Mmillennium Ddevelopment Ggoals.
To urtherFurther streamline the its activities, putting emphasis on those which have high profile tasks and to discontinue two programme elements from in the programme of work, namely,ly: DDevelopment of human settlements statistics(10.1.5); and Major trends characterizing human settlements development 10.1.6.
The Ttask Fforce is an interagency initiative by the Secretary- General that is to reviewing activities of various UNUnited Nations entities with sport organizations with a view to promotinge the implementation of the UNUnited Nations m Millennium dDevelopment gGoals.
Capacity dDevelopment of Southern cCivil sSociety oOrganizations(CSO's) on technical and policy matters in the environmental field aims to raise public awareness on technical or emerging issues at the regional level, ensuring the development of regional CSO networks on these matters, and to promote information exchange between CSO's.
Governments have expressed their commitment to creating a new development paradigm that integrates environmental sustainability with gender equality and justice within and between generations as contained inchapter 24 of Agenda 21, entitled"'Global aAction for wWomen towards sSustainable dDevelopment.
The UNECE's Industrial Rrestructuring and Eenterprise Ddevelopment subprogramme is carried out by two subsidiary bodies of the CTIED: implementedthe Working Party on International Legal and Commercial Practice(WP.5) and the Working Party on Industry and Enterprise Development(WP.8). both of which are two Working Parties, which are ommittee for Trade, Industry and Enterprise Development.
Theis pPlan underscores the strategic importance of UNCDF within the United NationsN for achievingthe Millennium Development Goals(MDGs) in lLeast Dedeveloped cCountries(LDCs) through its two practice areas,: lLocal Ddevelopment and mMicrofinance.