Examples of using Programme contributes in English and their translations into Russian
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The United Nations Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Programme contributes to that goal.
The programme contributes to achieving Millennium Development Goals 1, 2, 5 and 7.
Through child participation, the programme contributes to the prevention of CSEC.
The programme contributes directly to the AF's portfolio level objective The agriculture sector of Turkmenistan is hugely capital and labor intensive.
In addition, managers did not believe that the programme contributes to increasing institutional knowledge.
This joint programme contributes to the implementation of Assembly resolution 66/129 on improvement of the situation of women in rural areas.
Aimed at achieving universal primary education, gender equality and women's empowerment, the programme contributes to the attainment of the MDGs.
This pipeline programme contributes to result area 1.2(International cooperation in criminal justice matters) of the strategy for the period 2008-2011 for UNODC.
Requests the Executive Director, in consultation with the Committee of Permanent Representatives, to ensure that the United Nations Human Settlements Programme contributes to the development and implementation of the post-2015 development agenda in order to promote sustainable urbanization;
The programme contributes to achieving the Millennium Development Goal of eradicating extreme poverty, offering a variety of products and services to micro entrepreneurs with low levels of literacy.
To complement the role of UNICEF as a development and humanitarian actor at country level,the Global and Regional Programme contributes to each of the Strategic Plan's seven outcomes through global and regional public goods.
In particular, the Programme contributes considerably to capacity- and institution-building in developing countries to ensure that environmental matters are addressed more adequately.
The programme contributes to international drug control by providing internationally comparable estimates of illicit crop cultivation and its trends over time.
The programme contributes, through the project TRAINS for GSP, to the updating of the GSP component of TRAINS(see section H.1/ below), thus increasing the information on GSP and other preferential tariffs available to developing countries.
The programme contributes by improving energy efficiency at all stages of the agrifood chain, increasing the use of renewable energy, and improving access to modern energy services through integrated food and energy production.
The Programme contributes to economic and social development, mitigate common challenges and promote mobility among actors of regional relevance to further improve cross-border cooperation and the sustainable prerequisites of the Programme area.
As the programme contributes positively to the security of the selected districts, the Afghan Ministry of the Interior has approved the continuation and expansion of the programme into additional districts starting in January 2009.
In the context of the preparations for UNISPACE III, the Programme contributes to strengthening regional cooperation towards achieving the objectives of UNISPACE III by holding regional preparatory conferences in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean and Eastern Europe. See section VIII below on UNISPACE III.
These programmes contribute to improved health and better livelihoods in those communities.
These programmes contribute to achieving sustainable development in many developing countries.
The Programme contributed to the planning of the deliberations of the Panel and the workshops and sponsored the participation of a number of scientists from developing countries.
The programme contributed to efforts to enhance collaboration and information sharing capabilities for both staff and others.
At the operational level, the programme contributed to the promotion of formal and informal coordination mechanisms between various ministries and institutions.
The Programme contributed to the development of folk music and performance, increase in the number of students(around 31%), ensured the diversification of national instruments being taught.
The programme contributed to reducing the number of children in residential institutions by 43 per cent-- surpassing the 30 per cent target.
Such programmes contribute to security in the short to medium term, while institutional reform seeks to transform the larger security environment, altering the relationship between citizens and State.
The World Food Programme(WFP)21 supports the Decade through programmes contributing to improving the literacy situation in many poor countries.
These programmes contributed to the disarmament and demobilization of more than 350,000 former combatants and provided reintegration assistance to 60 per cent of them.
The training programmes contribute to strengthening national forensic investigation capacity and combating identity-related crime, especially in countries with limited resources.