Examples of using Engaging local in English and their translations into Russian
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Engaging local stakeholders.
Good practice in engaging local stakeholders.
Engaging local communities in collection and use of monitoring data and information;
Another successful example of engaging local communities in forest management is from Russia.
Evaluations revealed that UNDP often faces difficulty in effectively engaging local and national capacities.
Vii Engaging local and private actors in implementing national adaptation priorities Kiribati.
In many cases the projects have strengthened democratic governance by engaging local communities in decision-making.
In recent years, several programmes have focused on engaging local entrepreneurs or community organizations in what are broadly known as rural energy service companies.
Several countries organized events andactivities around International Anti-Corruption Day, engaging local media and informing communities.
Empowering local authorities and engaging local communities more effectively are both critical.
This clearly demonstrates the rising popularity of the use of local languages and the importance of engaging local populations in their mother tongue.
A key element of the programme's success has been engaging local business associations and building their capacity to support medium- and small-sized enterprises.
There have also been pilot participatory monitoring programmes during the period 2008-12,extending the geographic range of saiga observations and engaging local people.
Another trend is the expansion of the partnership agenda from the global to the local level, by engaging local companies and small and medium-sized enterprises in the work of the United Nations.
The importance of engaging local communities, tourism stakeholders and visitors to safeguard common Silk Road heritage was also highly rated, with the‘Promotion of a Silk Road Responsible Travel Code' being rated as a high priority by 48% of the Members.
The global youth community has initiated and carried out several programmes in various communities from developing countries(especially in Africa andLatin America) with the aim of engaging local people in the management of their own resources.
At the global level, the focus is on engaging local authorities in efforts to ensure greater transparency and accountability for the way in which the Millennium Development Goal targets are being realized in the lives of people, especially slum-dwellers.
Requirements for general temporary assistance include an amount of $100,000 for the Office of the Special Representative, and$600,000 for Civil Administration, to meet the cost of engaging local volunteers and youth corps to assist on a temporary basis with the interim administration.
At the global level, the work of UN-Habitat focused on engaging local authorities in efforts to ensure greater transparency and accountability for the way in which the targets of the Millennium Development Goals are being realized in the lives of people, especially slum-dwellers.
It covered lessons learned and good practices that noted the value of integrating adaptation into existing plans and strategies, the need to make data available,the benefits of engaging local communities, the value of face-to-face communication, and the important role played by the climate change IATF.
Engaging local stakeholders should ensure that the process is grounded in local knowledge and understanding of issues; that the outcomes of different activities are legitimate and influential; and that the capacity and knowledge of local stakeholders is built to undertake targeted adaptation actions.
The workshops recommended, inter alia, a scale-up of Government commitment and leadership in addition to foreign assistance,which would include engaging local financial institutions from the outset in all such initiatives, as well as supporting and expanding recognized successful models.
Several countries(Brazil, Colombia, Indonesia, Iran, Libya, Nigeria and Viet Nam), some of them supported by UNODC and UNDP through their network of field and country offices and their local partners, organized events and activities around the International Day,actively engaging local media and informing communities.
A representative of an indigenous organization pointed out that focusing on capacity-building,institution-building, engaging local and federal government and fostering partnerships made significant positive steps towards furthering indigenous issues in the region concerned and enabled indigenous peoples to have a greater influence on decision-making processes that affect their quality of life.
Preparations for the official celebration of World Tourism Day 2015 in the Burkina Faso on the theme“One Billion Tourists, One Billion Opportunities” are well underway andwill include a conference on the topic as well as several activities aimed at engaging local communities in the celebration and highlighting the role of tourism in creating opportunities for development.
Good practices for engaging local communities existed, including United Nations guidance material on sustainable mining, international transparency initiatives, good neighbour agreements, the Convention concerning Indigenous and Tribal Peoples in Independent Countries(Convention No. 169) of the International Labour Organization and the principle of free, prior and informed consent.
His delegation welcomed the adoption of Security Council resolution 2178(2014), since banning the recruitment andtransport of potential foreign terrorist fighters by adopting appropriate national laws and regulations and engaging local communities with the aim of suppressing violent extremism, as well as penalizing groups and individuals engaged in recruitment, would be a significant first step towards the suppression of terrorism on the basis of the Charter of the United Nations.
Where appropriate, we engage local foreign law firms.
Engage local and international partners and continuously enlarge the scope of the business;
We also engage local public officials, and in some cases military officials.
