Examples of using Effective intergovernmental in English and their translations into Russian
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More effective intergovernmental support.
Such interaction could be achieved through more effective intergovernmental and multistakeholder consultations.
In themselves, these clarifications in roles and changes in methods of work will not be sufficient to ensure that the Working Party remains an effective, intergovernmental, body.
The ad hoc group could serve as an effective intergovernmental tool in alleviating, if not resolving, this disconcerting problem.
To ensure success, we need to lay down the parameters and ground rules for transparent,open and effective intergovernmental negotiations.
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Member States had a responsibility to ensure effective intergovernmental governance that was responsive to national demands and underpinned national ownership.
In response to paragraph 89 of the Doha Declaration, the Economic and Social Council,in its resolution 2009/30, recommended to the General Assembly a set of modalities for a strengthened and more effective intergovernmental process for carrying out the financing for development follow-up.
The report had demonstrated, once again,that the Council remained the most effective intergovernmental organ in the United Nations system and one of the most effective institutions in the world as a whole.
Without effective intergovernmental cooperation in such areas as extradition, mutual legal assistance and transfer of proceedings, virtually none of the international treaty provisions against drug-trafficking can be implemented.
The goals of sustainable development can be realized only through effective intergovernmental cooperation and through regional and international efforts.
Emphasizes the importance of an effective intergovernmental follow-up to the International Conference on Financing for Development, in that regard recalls paragraph 69 of the Monterrey Consensus as well as resolution 58/230, reiterates the need to continue to explore ways of strengthening the follow-up, and decides to keep the issue under review;
Governments would commit themselves to establishing a process, as set out below, for maintaining active and effective intergovernmental involvement between the formal reviews of the Global Programme of Action every five years.
We need to strike a balance which ensures effective intergovernmental oversight, but which moves away from micro-management, so that the Secretariat is given the freedom to manage its resources efficiently- and that includes the freedom to decide where jobs are allocated.
Given the rapid pace of change in the areas of science, technology, innovation and culture,there is a need for effective intergovernmental arrangements for maximizing their impact on complex, interrelated global challenges.
To assist in promoting effective intergovernmental negotiations, the Institute has intensified its training of delegates on skills and techniques for effective participation in multilateral conferences, as well as on key issues for reaching consensus e.g. arms trade, chemicals and waste management, human rights, sustainable development.
We stress that the results of that comprehensive exercise should ultimately improve accountability and contribute to effective intergovernmental participation in the process in order to ensure that the best results are achieved through the effective implementation of mandates.
Emphasizes the need for an effective intergovernmental follow-up mechanism for the International Conference on Financing for Development, and in this regard decides to consider the creation of an intergovernmental, geographically balanced committee for the effective follow-up of the Monterrey process;
To this end, the Commission's mandate and composition should be reviewed and strengthened so as toenable it to become an effective intergovernmental body for pursuing the follow-up activities of the Conference and for monitoring, reviewing and assessing the implementation of the Programme of Action.
Work to implement the decisions of the summit will require a comprehensive and coordinated approach. It will require articulating the policies and programmes of the United Nations system with national priorities and strategies and with the goals and challenges of the development agenda.It will require organizing effective intergovernmental monitoring and evaluation of its implementation.
This situation also stemmed from the absence of an effective intergovernmental coordination mechanism for centralizing and prioritizing institution-building requests.
There are several other issues, not fully covered in the report which need to be addressed such as the quality and quantity of financial resources for operational activities, core andnon-core resources, effective intergovernmental governance and coordination and cooperation with the BWIs and bilateral donors.
We believe that the United Nations should adopt a more effective intergovernmental mechanism that would warrant a more substantive review process, while maintaining its inclusive and multi-stakeholder approach.
While we look forward to examining all the details of these crucial proposals, along with reviewing the other aspects of the planning andbudgeting process, we stress that the results of this comprehensive exercise should ultimately contribute to the strengthening of effective intergovernmental participation at all stages of the process in order to ensure the best results through the effective implementation of mandates.
The United Nations should adopt a more effective intergovernmental mechanism that would warrant a more substantive review process, while maintaining its inclusive and multi-stakeholder approach.
Also requests the Secretary-General, in consultation with the members of United Nations System Chief Executives Board for Coordination and the United Nations Development Group, to propose to the General Assembly, at its sixty-fourth session, modalities for the submission and approval of common country programmes on a voluntary basis,bearing in mind the importance of national ownership and effective intergovernmental oversight of the development process.
In its resolution 2009/30, the Council recommended a more effective intergovernmental review mechanism for carrying out the financing for development follow-up endorsed by the General Assembly in its resolution 64/193.
In view of the importance that Member States attach to this issue and the experience gained in the follow-up to the Conference in previous years, which seem to point to the need for a more visible,dynamic and effective intergovernmental support mechanism, it is recommended that such a committee be agreed upon and set up in 2005 in the context of the General Assembly's deliberations on the respective agenda items at its sixtieth session.
The work programme emerging from UNCTAD XII should culminate in the setting-up of an effective intergovernmental mechanism(e.g. multi-year meetings of experts) on commodities to evolve a consensus on viable strategies and accordingly advise the Trade and Development Board TDB.
Furthermore, the recommendations presented below for promoting a clearer division of work among the Economic and Social Council's functional commissions should allow an integrated and more effective intergovernmental monitoring of national and international efforts to eradicate poverty, thus providing the Council with the basis for formulating recommendations to the General Assembly for its comprehensive review of policy issues related to poverty eradication.
My delegation also believes that the decision we are about to adopt is consonant with the recent recommendation of the Economic and Social Council with regard to the strengthening of the inclusive,reinforced and more effective intergovernmental process to follow up financing for development, which reaffirms the importance of the biannual high-level dialogues of the General Assembly as an intergovernmental coordination forum for general follow-up of the Monterrey and Doha Conferences, with special stress on the new issues raised.
