Examples of using Programmatic role in English and their translations into Russian
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However, paragraphs 13 and14 of the resolution had clearly reaffirmed the programmatic role of CPC in planning and budgeting.
It further encourages the State party to broaden the mandate and authority of the Ministry of Women Empowerment so thatit may take a more active planning and programmatic role.
The view was also expressed that the General Assembly had not amended the programmatic role of the Committee when it adopted the experiment.
Accordingly, it was not prudent for the General Assembly to include the financing of such missions within the regular budget framework if it could not perform its programmatic role appropriately.
As a result, little, if any,cross-cutting analysis has been conducted of the programmatic role of the partnerships in the context of the changing development architecture.
The transparency of UNDP procedures across projects-- where UNDP support has been restricted to administration of funds or to management of procurement and whereUNDP has played a(more) substantive programmatic role-- has added to UNDP credibility in the field.
Views were expressed that in order for the Committee to perform its programmatic role in the planning and budgetary process, adequate time should be allocated within its programme of work in budget years to both formal and informal sessions.
Pursuant to Assembly resolution 58/269, the programmatic aspects of the revisions will be submitted to theCommittee for Programme and Coordination at its forty-seventh session for review in connection with its programmatic role in the planning and budgeting process.
It has a vital programmatic role in contributing this approach to global, regional and country efforts to achieve the MDGs and other international goals, as part of the effort to strengthen United Nations development effectiveness overall.
In this context, the view was expressed that the proposed programme budget had been introduced to the Committee in order toenable it to perform its programmatic role and undertake the review called for in paragraph 14 of General Assembly resolution 58/269.
Beyond its programmatic role, UNDP has financial, administrative and coordination functions within the United Nations system and provides a bridge between humanitarian relief activities, peacekeeping and longer-term recovery and development in conflict-affected countries.
Overall, the India MTR pointed to the need for UNICEF and the Government of India to work together to define andfocus more precisely the programmatic role of UNICEF and the strategic allocation of its limited human and financial resources to ensure optimum impact and measurable outcomes.
The programmatic role of UNDP in support of national development priorities and programmes, through its global, regional and country programmes, further strengthens its contribution to the national capacity development efforts of Member States' through South-South cooperation.
It was further pointed out that it was too early to take an informed decision on whether ornot the session of the Committee during the budget years might be shortened without preventing it from performing its programmatic role in the planning and budgeting process, as reaffirmed in General Assembly resolutions 58/269 and 57/300 of 20 December 2002.
The Assembly requested the Committee, in performing its programmatic role in the planning and budgeting process, to review the programmatic aspects of the new and/or revised mandates, as well as any differences that arose between the biennial programme plan and the programmatic aspects of the proposed programme budget.
In accordance with that resolution, the programme narratives of the proposed programme budget have been strictly formulated based on the biennial programme plan, and any differences that arise between the plan and the programmatic aspects of the proposed programme budget will be reported to the Committee for Programme andCoordination for its review in performing its programmatic role in the planning and budgeting process.
Requests the Committee for Programme and Coordination,in performing its programmatic role in the planning and budgeting process, to review the programmatic aspects of the new and/or revised mandates referred to above, as well as any differences that arise between the biennial programme plan and the programmatic aspects of the proposed programme budget;
In accordance with that resolution, the programme narratives of the proposed programme budget have been strictly formulated based on the approved strategic framework, and any differences that arise between the strategic framework and the programmatic aspects of the proposed programme budget will be reported to the Committee for Programme andCoordination for its review in performing its programmatic role in the planning and budgeting process.
The Assembly further requested the Committee for Programme and Coordination,in performing its programmatic role in the planning and budgeting process, to review the programmatic aspects of those new and/or revised mandates, as well as any differences that arise between the biennial programme plan and the programmatic aspects of the proposed programme budget.
In this regard, it was noted that the Committee should continue to consider the programmatic aspects of the proposed programme budget, in accordance with its terms of reference, the Regulations and Rules Governing Programme Planning, the Programme Aspects of the Budget, the Monitoring of Implementation and the Methods of Evaluation, 6 andrelevant resolutions of the General Assembly concerning the programmatic role of the Committee in the planning and budgetary process.
In that resolution, the Assembly requested the Committee, in performing its programmatic role in the planning and budgeting process, to review the programmatic aspects of the new and/or revised mandates approved by the Assembly subsequent to the adoption of the biennial programme plan, as well as any differences that arise between the biennial programme plan and the programmatic aspects of the programme budget.
Given the small size of the UNISFA civilian component, strong civil-military coordination will be essential to support the delivery of humanitarian aid, ensure the safety and freedom of movement of humanitarian personnel, and capitalize on synergies between the roles of the military andpolice components with regard to the physical protection of civilians and the programmatic roles of United Nations funds, programmes and agencies that are operational in Abyei.
The Committee for Programme and Coordination,in performing its programmatic role in the planning and budgeting process, shall review the programmatic aspects of the new and/or revised mandates approved by the General Assembly subsequent to the adoption of the biennial programme plan, as well as any differences that arise between the biennial programme plan and the programmatic aspects of the proposed programme budget.
The Secretary-General indicates that there is a continuing need for strong civil-military coordination to support the delivery of humanitarian aid; ensure the safety and freedom of movement of humanitarian personnel; and to capitalize on synergies between the role of military andpolice components in the protection of civilians, on the one hand, and the programmatic roles of United Nations funds, programmes and agencies operational in the Abyei Area, on the other.
It is recalled that the Assembly, in its resolution 58/269, requested the Committee for Programme and Coordination,in performing its programmatic role in the planning and budgeting process, to review the programmatic aspects of new and/or revised mandates subsequent to the adoption of the biennial programme plan, as well as any differences that arose between the biennial programme plan and the programmatic aspects of the proposed programme budget.
Given the relatively small size of the UNISFA civilian component, there will be a continuing need for strong civil-military coordination to support the delivery of humanitarian aid, ensure the safety and freedom of movement of humanitarian personnel and capitalize on synergies between the role of the military andpolice components in providing for the physical protection of civilians and the programmatic roles of United Nations funds, programmes and agencies operational in the Abyei Area.
It is recalled that the General Assembly, in its resolution 58/269 of 23 December 2003, requested the Committee for Programme and Coordination,in performing its programmatic role in the planning and budgeting process, to review the programmatic aspects of new and/or revised mandates subsequent to the adoption of the biennial programme plan, as well as any differences that arose between the biennial programme plan and the programmatic aspects of the pr oposed programme budget.
It is indicated in the proposed budget that, given the small size of the UNISFA civilian component, strong civil-military coordination will be essential to support the delivery of humanitarian aid, ensure the safety and freedom of movement of humanitarian personnel and capitalize on synergies between the roles of the military andpolice components with regard to the physical protection of civilians and the programmatic roles of United Nations funds, programmes and agencies that are operational in Abyei.
The proposed revisions are submitted in line with paragraph 13 of General Assembly resolution 58/269, in which the Assembly requested the Committee for Programme and Coordination,in performing its programmatic role in the planning and budgeting process, to review the programmatic aspects of the new and/or revised mandates approved by the Assembly subsequent to the adoption of the biennial programme plan, as well as any differences that arise between the biennial programme plan and the programmatic aspects of the proposed programme budget.