Examples of using Five agencies in English and their translations into Russian
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Five agencies.
It builds on ongoing activities of the five agencies in the region and at the country level.
The recommendations of the evaluation have been endorsed, and tasks andresponsibilities have been distributed among the five agencies.
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The Board conducted a survey in June 2005 for five agencies UNICEF, WHO, UNDP, UNHCR, UNAIDS.
The United Nations and five agencies- UNDP, UNHCR, UNICEF, WFP and WHO- accounted for over 75 per cent of field staff.
The EHTF subgroup“Health in Climate Change”(HIC)has an impressive membership of thirty-eight countries and five agencies.
There have been external evaluations of five agencies during the last three years: IFAD, UNCTAD, UNICEF, UNFPA and WFP.
The United Nations Office for Project Services began implementing projects for other United Nations organizations in 1996 14 projects for five agencies.
At the time ofthe Board's visit(June 2005), only five agencies shared common premises UNDP, WFP, OHCHR, OCHA and ILO.
Five agencies accounted for $10.4 billion or 84.8 per cent of total technical cooperation delivered to programme countries of $12.2 billion.
Additionally, pursuant to article 2.10 of the statute of the Appeals Tribunal, the Secretary-General has concluded agreements with five agencies that have access to the Tribunal as an administrative tribunal.
The review, which is supported by the five agencies concerned, is designed to accelerate the process of implementation and make it more effective.
The 2012 Investment Promotion Awards for excellence in promoting investment for job creation andskills development went to five agencies, including the Swaziland Investment Promotion Authority.
In Cambodia, UNICEF was one of five agencies assisting the Government in the development of essential services and delivery strategies for the health SWAp.
However, in considering what TSS-1 was meant to accomplish, it is clear that resources do not measure up to its potential: provision of only $64 million for the entire fifth cycle is too limited,averaging $13 million per annum for 131 countries and five agencies.
At present, the estimates for the five agencies for the fifth cycle(1992-1996) stand at $64 million for TSS-1, $42 million for TSS-2 and $39.5 million for AOS.
This is not inconsistent with the original basis for the establishment of TSS-2 earmarkings of $80 million,which represented 4.6 per cent of programmable resources attributable to the sectors represented by the five agencies 50 per cent of $3,476 million, as shown in table 3.
These five agencies alone carried out over four-fifths(almost $1.9 billion) of the total pool of United Nations organizations expenditures valued at $2.3 billion.
Under the leadership of SELA andwith the support of the Inter-American Development Bank(IDB), the five agencies drew up a joint programme which they submitted to the Third Ibero-American Summit of Heads of State and Government.
In September 2008, five agencies of the United Nations launched an appeal for $20 million, of which $4 million was funded 19 per cent of the requested amount.
Based on an agreed formula, of the $53 million in total security-relatedcosts for the biennium, the United Nations would pay $11 million and the other five agencies $31 million, leaving $11 million to be shared by the remaining 21 agencies. .
In 2012, five agencies of the Inter-Agency Cluster- UNCTAD, UNDP, UNIDO, ILO and ITC- jointly designed a regional project for the members of the League of the Arab States.
Based on an agreed formula, of the $53 million in total security-related costs for the biennium,the United Nations would pay $11 million and the other five agencies $31 million, leaving $11 million to be shared by the remaining 21 agencies. .
Similarly to last year, the same five agencies expended the bulk percentage of total technical cooperation, channelling about 82 per cent of the total $2.6 billion.
The WHO Executive Board decided in its resolution EB93. R5 to recommend the further development and establishment of a joint and co-sponsored United Nations programme on HIV/AIDS and to invite UNDP,along with the other five agencies, to become co-sponsors in accordance with the consensus option contained in that document.
Delivery up to 31 December 1993 for these five agencies under the new arrangements amounted to only some $50 million, attracting support cost payments of $5.3 million.
Regional initiatives had included examination in southern Africa of United Nations agencies' gender policies, the mapping of donor resources, and the development of a gender expert database,as well as coordination of campaigns to end violence against women with five agencies in Latin America.
At the same time, five agencies are large, the majority of them have central offices in Almaty except for the public«Kazinform» and joint Russia-Kazakhstan agency“News-Kazahstan”.
The estimates under technical support services are explained further in sections III and IV. Table 4 shows that under current assumptions,approximately $250 million are expected to become available to the five agencies subject to the new regime, $60 million to the Office for Project Services(OPS), and $106 million for all other agencies combined.