Examples of using National action programmes in English and their translations into Russian
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National action programmes.
II. Screening National Action Programmes for.
National Action Programmes(NAPs) 43- 46 14.
Status reports on national action programmes NAPs.
National action programmes are also being prepared.
People also translate
Obligation to prepare national action programmes and timetable.
National action programmes shall also, as appropriate, include the following.
It has also been agreed that the national action programmes should.
NAP national action programmes.
List of countries which have finalized their national action programmes.
NAP national action programmes.
Iv. measures taken or envisaged under national action programmes.
Of national action programmes.
General status of national reports and national action programmes.
Reports on national action programmes.
Many of the affected Parties have prepared their national action programmes NAPs.
Integrated national action programmes.
Mobilize adequate financial resources for national action programmes.
Iv. national action programmes 25- 33 8.
In Cuba and Haiti,IFAD has provided support for formulating national action programmes.
To date, approximately 50 national action programmes have been finalized.
As at 31 May 2007, 96 affected countries had adopted national action programmes.
Rwanda Case Study: National Action Programmes and Poverty Reduction Strategies.
The reports show that all the countries are addressing the issue of national action programmes.
Africa: To foster the consultative and participative process geared to elaborate national action programmes.
Inclusion of traditional knowledge in the national action programmes to combat desertification.
The I and II National Action Programmes for the elimination of FGM are detailed in Chapter 9 9.3.
Desertification Information System to support National Action Programmes in the Mediterranean DISMED.
Where national action programmes exist, review them and consider action that may be needed to improve or reorientate them.
