Examples of using Programme sustainability in English and their translations into Russian
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Delegations raised a number of issues related to programme sustainability.
It is only in this manner that programme sustainability and the timely phasing out of the direct involvement of UNICEF is practical.
There is, for instance, a need to improve the quality of programmes and projects,capacity-building and programme sustainability.
Programme sustainability in volatile conditions is particularly undermined by the lack of predictable extrabudgetary resources.
Mobilization of resources from the private sector and private foundations,issues of programme sustainability and recommendations for future actions.
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To improve programme sustainability, the design and implementation of intercountry programme activities must address capacity-building.
The participation of families,as well as the social integration of all groups, can contribute to a sense of community and programme sustainability.
A number of observations were related to weak programme sustainability, many to investments in institutional capacity and reliance on external funding and procurement.
In addition, in its efforts to achieve the goals for 1995 andthe year 2000, UNICEF should not overlook the importance of achieving programme sustainability.
While the external study identified a range of technical alternatives for programme sustainability, it was not designed to make recommendations as to which option should be selected.
Robust project designs with practical approaches and the focus on capacity- building andknowledge-sharing are likely to contribute to programme sustainability.
Some delegations questioned whether attention to goals for children helped or hindered programme sustainability, national capacity-building and longer-term development.
Their skills and their commitment to cooperation andparticipation contribute to the local ownership that is essential for programme sustainability.
The evaluations also assessed programme sustainability as being dependent upon appropriate selection of counterpart institutions, long-term commitment of resources, strong management, and adequate monitoring and evaluation mechanisms.
As the response has continued, the importance of increasing domestic financing for HIV has been stressed as fundamental to programme sustainability and country ownership of the response.
Delegations highlighted the connection between national capacity-building and programme sustainability, adding that approaches to sustainable development must be considered with specific reference to poverty, unemployment, environmental degradation and armed conflict.
The evaluation underscored the need for a comprehensive and integrated approach to capacity development andthe need for national counterparts to focus attention on resource mobilization for programme sustainability.
While strategies and programme responses will differ among countries and for different goals,the question of programme sustainability and national capacity-building is being addressed in most situations in political, financial, technical and managerial terms.
Several delegations said that the strategy would help UNICEF to helpGovernments standardize technologies and approaches in order to maximize its resource base and ensure programme sustainability, especially at the local level.
UNFPA will hold an international consultation on cost recovery and family planning programme sustainability early in 1994, to further discuss those issues and provide guidance to Governments interested in implementing cost-recovery mechanisms in their family-planning programmes. .
Ensure that programmes such as"My Family Makes Progress"(Mi familia progresa) and CAI centres strengthen family work froma child rights perspective, broaden their coverage, and promote programme sustainability and greater transparency.
UNFPA held an international Consultation on Family Planning Programme Sustainability in March 1994, to further discuss these issues and provide guidance to those Governments interested in implementing cost-recovery mechanisms in their family planning programmes, as well as in efficiently incorporating services provided by non-governmental organizations.
Building up basic space technology capacity with a wider range of countries, ensuring that new actors in space act responsibly, andincreasing public awareness and engagement provide a broader interest in space exploration and programme sustainability.
The Fund provided assistance to conduct case-studies on"cost recovery and family planning programme sustainability" in six countries(Brazil, Colombia, Egypt, Kenya, Indonesia and Thailand) and carried out an in-depth review and appraisal of the most relevant experiences and lessons learned in that area world wide, to be used as background information for a consultation scheduled for March 1994.
The delegation welcomed the Fund's efforts to increase national capacity-building andencouraged UNFPA to continue that work, which would help to ensure country ownership, programme sustainability and enhanced impact of United Nations development projects and programmes. .
The organization has expanded to national and international levels with the cooperation of the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP),the World Food Programme, Sustainability Education and Ecological Design International, Project AWARE United Kingdom, the Organic Crop Improvement Association International, the United States Agency for International Development and local universities such as Ardhi University and Dar Es Salaam University College of Education.
The Peace Education programme, endorsed by the Inter-Agency Network for Education in Emergencies, was pursued in close collaboration with UNICEF and the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization(UNESCO)with the aim of ensuring programme sustainability in the longer term.
Concerning the issue of global goals, some delegations said that while goals were useful in establishing an international benchmark for child survival and health,others questioned whether attention to goals helped or hindered programme sustainability, national capacity-building and longer-term development.
Lessons learned show that cultural sensitivity demonstrated by programme staff, in designing programmes and advocacy campaigns using local knowledge, leads to higher levels of programme acceptance andownership by the community and programme sustainability.
One of the most valuable lessons of the mission was the importance of achieving a good balance between the outcome of programme activities and the process of programme delivery through support for established community structures,which helped to address the question of programme sustainability and service delivery.