Examples of using Programmes presented in English and their translations into Russian
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The Director, Programmes presented an overview of the agenda items.
These are identified by the relevant UNDP process in programmes presented to the Executive Board of UNDP.
All programmes presented their priorities for target-setting in 2020 and non-binding aspirational goals for 2050.
In response to a request for clarification,the President assured the Board that members retained the right to raise questions on any of the programmes presented to the second regular session 1997.
Additional contributions to the programmes presented in Dublin in September 1996 are urgently required.
He noted that in 2000, UNICEF undertook an evaluation of the impactof programming from the rights perspective, which provided a foundation for most of the programmes presented to the Board.
The Deputy Executive Director, Programmes, presented an overview and introduction to the proposals for programme cooperation.
While the proposed budget as presented in this document already reflects a first prioritization exercise,it does not differentiate between programmes presented(or components of programmes) as being of a higher or lesser priority.
Programmes presented during this workshop will feed into a Casebook on good practices for energy-efficient housing which is currently being prepared by UNECE, UN-Habitat and the City of Vienna.
Inventory: Given the number of useful ideas,contributions and programmes presented by experts at the first session of the multi-year expert meeting, it could be useful to create an inventory.
Once the process of administrative reorganization had been completed, the services offered by UNIDO redesigned andits management capacities tried and tested,the next main task would be to further the implementation of specific integrated projects and programmes presented by the Secretariat within the framework of the Organization's medium- and long-term objectives.
It should be noted that the shares of individual Major Programmes and programmes presented in this analysis are based on total budget data excluding Major Programme H because of its joint sources of funding.
The programmes presented results on three workplan items common to all programmes:(a) selected key monitored and modelled parameters, based on the Guidelines on reporting of monitoring and modelling of air pollution effects(hereinafter the Guidelines);(b) the merits of the different options for targets in 2020 and 2050; and(c) policy-relevant indicators ECE/EB.
The Government of Afghanistan has developed an accountability andmonitoring framework for national priority programmes, presented at the November 2010 meeting of the Joint Coordination Monitoring Board.
In this regard, the programmes presented to their respective governing bodies, as well as those prepared for extrabudgetary funding, should reflect their planned individual and collective activities at the country, subregional and regional levels, in support of AU/NEPAD.
The main weakness of National Statistics Programmes is that they have to compete with programmes presented by other authorities, which also claim a fair share within the total amount of the annual Country Programme. .
The seven country programmes presented from the Latin America and Caribbean region were designed to support public policies and specific national initiatives aimed at improving the social and economic conditions of populations living in poverty, with special attention given to women, particularly those living in rural areas.
Support efforts by the international donor community, including Non-Aligned Countries, geared toward ensuring the successful implementation of the Afghanistan National Development Strategy(ANDS) the relevant provisions of Afghanistan Compact adopted in London, 31 January-1 February 2006 and Paris Conference June 12-14 2008, as well as andthe detailed National Priority Programmes presented at the Kabul Conference in July 2010;
The Director of the Division for Africa,Least Developed Countries and Special Programmes presented the background document prepared by the secretariat entitled"Sustainable tourism: Contribution to economic growth and sustainable development TD/B/C. I/EM.5/2.
Support efforts by the international donor community, including Non-Aligned Countries, geared toward ensuring the successful implementation of the Afghanistan National Development Strategy(ANDS) the relevant provisions of Afghanistan Compact adopted in London, 31 January-1 February 2006 and Paris Conference June 12-14 2008, as well as andthe detailed National Priority Programmes presented at the Kabul Conference in July 2010;
She assured the Executive Board that UNFPA would continue to work to improve the programmes presented to the Board, including in terms of lessons learned and implementation plans, and reiterated that the logical framework training should be very helpful in that regard.
The international statistical work programmes presented here are those of the Economic Commission for Europe(ECE), the Commission of the European Communities, OECD, the UN Statistical Division(UNSTAT), ILO, WHO, IMF, GATT, the World Bank, the Statistical Committee of the Commonwealth of Independent States and many other agencies engaged in work relating to countries in the ECE region.
The programmes presented tentative results and agreed to continue this work, including scenario-specific Europe-wide information on responses such as on(a) exceedance of critical loads and violation of target loads,(b) chemical and biological indicators on soil and water quality for selected monitoring sites, and(c) ozone flux effects to nature and crops; and on corrosion and soiling.
The Programme presented the relevant background to the draft recommendations in the area of high-altitude platform systems, new emerging terrestrial telecommunication platforms in the satellite communication area, to participants of the Workshop.
The programme presented a poster at the seventh International Conference on Mercury as a Global Pollutant held in Ljubljana, Slovenia, from 27 June to 2 July 2004.
The programmes present an opportunity to build synergies among partners to improve efficiency and accelerate progress towards common goals.
Following the programme presented in Informal document No. 11/Rev.2, SC.3/WP.3 took note of the following presentations.
The 5-year programme presented to the Parliament and approved in September 2012 included indicators that are related to the Millennium Development Goals and private sector development.
Its programme, presented to the Constituent Assembly in September and reflected in its first budget, broadly takes into account the progressive fulfilment of economic, social and cultural rights.
The Assistant Secretary-General/Deputy Executive Director for Policy and Programme presented the regional architecture report UNW/2012/10.