Examples of using Priority areas defined in English and their translations into Russian
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UNICEF work in the priority areas defined by the Permanent Forum in its first report3.
Thematic contributions are based on existing programmes,such as the country programmes approved by the Executive Board or the thematic priority areas defined in the medium-term strategic plan.
In the meantime, assistance should be assured in the priority areas defined by the practical needs of the African countries, and the quality of assistance should be improved.
The recent field trip to Guinea-Bissau had shown that while significant progress had been achieved,the country continued to need the assistance of the Peacebuilding Commission to surmount its many challenges and address the priority areas defined in the strategic framework for peacebuilding.
Mr. Monagas(Venezuela) said that despite the progress made in the priority areas defined by the Beijing Platform for Action, for millions of women in various regions of the world, justice and equality seemed to belong to another world.
Should the Working Group wish to focus attention in future onissues not covered to date, the task force suggests that it work within the priority areas defined by the international community as constituting its development agenda.
The priority areas defined in the draft CPD were appropriate, and UNICEF support was appreciated for institutionalizing participation of children and young people and for creating a protective environment for children and a child-friendly juvenile system.
The JSWD sets 20 main deliverables in the four key priority areas defined by the EaP Summit in Riga.
As the focal point for public information activities of the United Nations, the Department continues to make concerted efforts to enhance the image of the Organization and to promote an informed understanding of its work among peoples of the world through the implementation of programme activities mandated by the General Assembly, keeping in view the purposes andprinciples of the Charter of the United Nations and the priority areas defined by the Assembly.
UNICEF supports programmes at the country level in all of the priority areas defined by the Permanent Forum in its first report.
In resolution 50/31 B of 6 December 1995, the General Assembly reaffirmed that the Secretary-General should ensure that the activities of the Department are strengthened and improved, keeping in view the purposes andprinciples of the Charter of the United Nations, the priority areas defined by the General Assembly and the recommendations of the Committee on Information.
It is in this framework that the two organizations continue to coordinate their activities in the context of the 10 priority areas defined by the general meeting of the representatives of the two secretariats and of the organs and agencies of the United Nations and the OIC, held in Geneva in July 1998.
In resolution 50/31 B, the Assembly reaffirmed that the activities of the Department of Public Information of the Secretariat, as the focal point of the public information tasks of the United Nations, should be strengthened and improved, keeping in view the purposes andprinciples of the Charter of the United Nations, the priority areas defined by the Assembly and the recommendations of the Committee on Information.
On the other hand,her country had noted with concern that in other UNIDO country-level activities there was little coherence between the priority areas defined in its mandate and the activities, programmes and projects that the Organization was proposing, with a resulting dispersion of capacities, minimization of impact and failure to achieve goals and results and meet deadlines.
Also reaffirming that the Secretary-General should ensure that the activities of the Department of Public Information of the Secretariat, as the focal point of the public information tasks of the United Nations, are strengthened and improved, keeping in view the purposes andprinciples of the Charter of the United Nations, the priority areas defined by the General Assembly and the recommendations of the Committee on Information.
Both documents covered the period since the twentieth sessionof the Governing Council. The Executive Director's report focused on the priority areas defined by the Nairobi Declaration on the Role and Mandate of the United Nations Environment Programme, adopted at the nineteenth session of the Governing Council, and the five areas of concentration approved at the fifth special session of the Governing Council.
In compliance with the mandate set out in General Assembly resolution 49/38 B, in particular in the second preambular paragraph, the Department has continued its efforts to ensure that the public information tasks of the United Nations"are strengthened and improved, keeping in view the purposes andprinciples of the Charter of the United Nations, the priority areas defined by the General Assembly and the recommendations of the Committee on Information.
During the reporting period, MINUSTAH focused on funding and implementing quick-impact projects for earthquake-affected communities,while identifying projects in the following four priority areas defined by the Mission's leadership in September 2011: cholera mitigation; security lighting; road and infrastructure rehabilitation; and rule of law and education infrastructure including schools and municipal and departmental public institutions.
Governments of member States and national commissions will therefore be encouraged to draft projects and programmes according to the priority areas defined, in order to submit them for financing to development partners and to regional and multilateral institutions.
During the reporting period, MINUSTAH continued to focus on developing quick-impact projects for earthquake-affected communities,while concurrently identifying projects in the four priority areas defined by the Mission's leadership in September 2011, namely, cholera mitigation; security lighting; road and infrastructure rehabilitation; and rule of law infrastructure.
In order to create a long-term strategy for its disability policy, his Government was preparing to adopt a national action plan on persons with disabilities(2011-2020),which closely followed the priority areas defined in the European Union Disability Strategy and focused on protecting against discrimination, ensuring accessibility, education, employment, independent living and health.
The implementation of the RAPs takes place through regional thematic programme networks(TPNs),each of which focuses on a specific priority area defined in the RAP, with a view to promote and upscale best practices.
They have defined five priority areas.
National HIV/AIDS strategic plan defined seven priority areas.
Balance among the UNCCD priority areas as defined in the Bonn Declaration;
The RCU coordinated and harmonized the policies andrationalized the strategies concerning the priority sectoral areas defined by African experts.
For this term of office(2004-2009) four priority areas were defined in the equal opportunities policy, that is socialisation, career development, living environment and policy participation.
Participants agreed to continue andstrengthen cooperation in the nine priority areas, as defined in specific agreements reached between the agencies of the two organizations.
Priority areas were defined in consultation with SPECA countries following the formal process described above, and using as the starting point for discussions the AfT national matrices and the recommendations emerging from the 2012 ECE-ITC joint trade needs assessment study in Kazakhstan.
Human rights and justice. The Human Rights andJuridical Affairs sections will verify human rights in priority areas as defined by the parties in the Comprehensive Agreement on Human Rights, in order to inform the Secretary-General and recommend improvements, as appropriate.