Examples of using Programme coherence in English and their translations into Russian
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The second important issue he had raised was the need for enhanced programme coherence.
Programme coherence and complementarities.
This makes the regional consultation mechanism a particularly important vehicle for fostering programme coherence.
Improved programme coherence has reduced competition for funds.
The evaluation of SPR concludedthat management was decentralized, making monitoring, programme coherence and impact evaluation difficult.
This resulted in poor programme coherence and inadequate quality assurance;
Emphasis will be placed on assisting the United Nations system to achieve greater programme coherence and institutional synergies.
Programme coherence and resource mobilization are two fundamental features of the Special Initiative.
The harmonization of programme cycles and the integration of agency programmes andprocedures is an important aspect of programme coherence.
The United Nations andthe Bank share a growing commitment to coordination and programme coherence, and therefore to increasingly close collaboration.
There is a need to strengthen programme coherence and coordination among the United Nations entities, given the different operational modalities that they use.
This has contributed to the fragmentation of resources flows,with a consequent impact on overall programme coherence, efficiencies and transaction costs.
Consequently, programme coherence between all United Nations agencies, Government agencies, national institutions and donors working in a particular country is essential.
Through such arrangements, the added value of the Special Initiative was aimed at building programme coherence through institutional synergies.
In addition, there are a number of cross-cutting interventions to ensure programme coherence and protection of civilian populations, including the promotion and protection of human rights, and inter-agency planning and coordination.
This framework is expected to provide an important basis for monitoring efficiency, effectiveness and accountability and,not least, for contributing to programme coherence.
Accordingly, CPW has the potential to leverage attention and enhance policy and programme coherence to promote sustainable wildlife management practices.
HLCP will continue to monitor the implementation of inter-agency arrangements for the World Summit on Sustainable Development follow-up on behalf of CEB to ensure system-wide policy and programme coherence.
Considerable efforts have been made in recent years to enhance policy and programme coherence among the various entities comprising the economic and social sectors of the United Nations.
The Working Group was asked to examine and recommend ways in which the Special Initiative could be transformed intoa more relevant and vigorous instrument for programme coherence and aid effectiveness.
A major objective of United Nations reform is operational and programme coherence and coordination at the country level to provide maximum support to achieving the MDGs.
Delegations also cautioned that overdependence on non-core contributions could lead to fragmentation of resource flows andhave a negative impact on programme coherence, efficiency, transaction costs and predictability.
The results-oriented priorities of UNDG for 2005 include achieving national ownership and programme coherence at the country level, strengthening of the resident coordinator system and achieving an effective United Nations role in situations of transition from relief to development.
Switzerland thus took a keen interest in UNIDO cooperation with other agencies: programming and mobilization of common financial resources were a pragmatic andefficient tool for improving programme coherence.
As for non-core funding, that had grown exponentially overthe previous 15 years, with implications for the fragmentation, programme coherence and overall efficiency of United Nations operational activities for development.
Programme coherence and coordination, including through the CEB/High-level Committee on Programmes mechanism and other system-wide initiatives, is critical, especially in those areas where there is little progress towards a United Nations common approach, such as sustainable development and science and technology.
It was expected that, with each partner focusing its efforts where it had maximum comparative advantage,the new initiative would be a way of achieving programme coherence and mobilizing greater financial resources.
While integration at the programmatic level continues to be a valuable tool in furthering programme coherence and enhanced leverage vis-à-vis national counterparts, different business models and organizational mandates, corporate cultures and financial and administrative approaches have created significant challenges to structural integration.
Recalling that the United Nations Centre for Human Settlements(Habitat) is a member of theUnited Nations Development Group, whose principal objective is to strengthen the policy and programme coherence of United Nations development activities.