Examples of using Organizations from developing in English and their translations into Russian
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That concern is particularly acute for national andlocal non-governmental organizations from developing countries.
They noted the need for broader representation of NGOs,including national organizations from developing countries, and they invited the Secretariat to facilitate such participation and explore the possibility of video conferences.
The note requesting comments was sent to networks of non-governmental organizations dealing with non-governmental organizations from developing and least developed countries.
In order for non-governmental organizations from developing and transition countries meaningfully to be involved in the activities of the United Nations, there was broad recognition of the need to seek funding for their participation.
Some participants also highlighted the need for stronger relations with organizations from developing countries, especially in Asia and Latin America.
In this regard,one Member State suggested that non-governmental organizations from developed countries dedicate a small portion of their annual budgets to grant institutional support to select organizations from developing countries.
Non-governmental organization observers(including nongovernmental organizations from developing countries) could participate at no charge.
Also requests the Secretary-General to strengthen the capacity and the reach of the United Nations Online Network in Public Administration and Finance to serve as a vehicle for sharing knowledge, innovation andpractices in public administration, in particular by associating more partner organizations from developing countries with the network;
The view was expressed that more work should be undertaken with non-governmental organizations from developing countries and countries with economies in transition.
Requests the Secretary-General to strengthen the capacity and the reach of the United Nations Online Network in Public Administration and Finance(UNPAN) to serve as avehicle for sharing knowledge, innovation and practices in public administration, particularly by linking more partner organizations from developing countries to the network;
Adequate participation, including that of non-governmental organizations from developing countries, would have to be promoted and assistance provided.
Through funds provided by theDrug Abuse Prevention Centre, a non-governmental organization based in Tokyo, UNDCP distributed grants totalling $500,000 to 51 non-governmental organizations from developing countries during 1997.
Although the ratio was still greater for nongovernmental organizations from developing countries, it was noted that the gap between the two was slowly closing.
Taking note of the report of the Secretary-General on enhanced cooperation on public policy issues pertaining to the Internet andrecognizing the need to also invite intergovernmental organizations from developing countries to participate in future consultations on this matter.
They felt that measures should be taken in order togive non-governmental organizations from developing countries the opportunity to fully participate in United Nations activities and to correct the prevailing geographical imbalance.
The United Nations, including the secretariats of UNCTAD and UNEP,has recognized the importance of working closely with non-governmental organizations from developing and developed countries and with the private sector.
International civil society organizations, for example,could make more of an effort to include organizations from developing countries in their networks, choose citizens from developing countries as their representatives at the United Nations and base their headquarters more often in developing countries.
In the working group,the delegation of Egypt suggested that the order of nongovernmental organizations for consideration by the Committee be revised for future sessions to include non-governmental organizations from developing countries for consideration first.
They noted that the $1,125 annual fee was discriminatory to non-governmental organizations from developing countries who could not afford it.
Though we would have preferred it to focus attention on sustainable development next year, we shared in the consensus that it should review the implementation of agreed elements of previous meetings, lessons learned from the first to the ninth meetings; enhancing methodology; the choice of issues and methods of work; andstrengthening the participation of experts and non-governmental organizations from developing countries.
The organization would like to request the United Nations to set up a trust fund for youth organizations from developing and third world countries for better collaboration.
They welcomed the noticeable improvements in the work of the Branch and expressed their support for further strengthening of the Branch, including in terms of expanding the activities of the United Nations NonGovernmental Organizations Informal Regional Network(UN-NGO-IRENE)to raise awareness of the benefits of seeking consultative status with the Council, particularly for non-governmental organizations from developing countries.
Several delegations emphasized the importance of taking concrete measures to encourage non-governmental organizations from developing countries to participate in the activities of the United Nations.
One of the themes in almost all of the responses from the specialized agencies and intergovernmental organizations was enhancing the participation of non-governmental organizations, particularly non-governmental organizations from developing countries, in the United Nations system.
The briefings and other activities held for non-governmental organizations were welcome,but many non-governmental organizations from developing countries had been unable to participate owing to a lack of funds.
Urges, in recognition of the importance of equitable geographical participation of non-governmental organizations in the special session, relevant United Nations bodies to assist those non-governmental organizations that do not have resources,in particular non-governmental organizations from developing countries and countries with economies in transition, in participating in the special session;
Most Member States responding were in favour of the proposal for the establishment of a contributory fund to permit non-governmental organizations from developing and least developed countries as well as countries in transition to be more involved in the work of the Organization. .
Sources of funding: in recognition of the importance of equitable geographical participation of non-governmental organizations in the special session, the General Assembly urged relevant United Nations bodies to assist those nongovernmental organizations that did not have resources,in particular nongovernmental organizations from developing countries and countries with economies in transition, in participating in the special session;
At his proposed meeting with representatives of NGOs the Chairman should act in a personal capacity, and it should be borne in mind that there was little orno representation of NGOs or regional organizations from developing countries, which was unacceptable, as was the fact that developing countries did not have access to the Internet.
Stresses also the need for international cooperation to strengthen the participation of enterprises, especially small and medium-sized enterprises, business associations,foundations and non-governmental organizations from developing countries and countries with economies in transition, in particular in partnerships with the United Nations system;