Examples of using Resources for developing in English and their translations into Russian
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Additional resources for developing a communication strategy Step 6.
Recognizing the need to mobilize additional resources for developing countries;
Mobilize financial resources for developing countries to build waste management infrastructure, including through innovative financing mechanisms;
UNDP's experience in mobilizing grant financial resources for developing countries.
The challenges of raising resources for developing, rehabilitating and modernizing infrastructure.
His delegation agreed that ODA was one of the most important resources for developing countries.
A detailed work plan with timelines,benchmarks and resources for developing and implementing the strategy should be prepared expeditiously(para. 55) SP-03-001-023.
There was agreement that good governance forms the basis for mobilizing both domestic and international resources for developing countries.
Mobilize additional financial resources for developing countries from multiple sources.
We support efforts to elaborate an international convention on desertification; the search for a solution to the problems of the small developing island States; andthe search for new and additional resources for developing countries.
Additional resources for developing a communication strategy Communicating for Success: Ensuring Marine Protected Areas are Valued.
Implementing commitments made in Rio requires mobilizing substantial financial resources for developing countries and strengthening their scientific, technical and institutional capabilities.
But the majority of credit lines attracted to Kyrgyzstan are often aimed at a distinct target group, for example, inhabitants of high-altitude districts or districts that have suffered from natural disasters, and, for this reason,investment resources for developing entrepreneurial activity among women remain inadequate.
Increase the availability of financial and technical resources for developing and transition countries to enable full implementation of multilateral chemicals agreements;
An EMS is defined by ISO as:"part of the overall management system, that includes organizational structure, planning activities, responsibilities, practices, procedures,processes, and resources for developing, implementing, achieving, and maintaining the environmental policy.
Increase the availability of financial and technical resources for developing and transition countries to enable full implementation of multilateral chemicals agreements.
In the process they have been hampered by a myriad of obstacles: unsupportive policy environments; inadequate financing for customers,assets and operations; and insufficient resources for developing innovations and building capacity to serve the poor.
This includes the need to mobilize and provide new andadditional financial resources for developing countries, as set out in Agenda 21, as well as the need to enhance international cooperation in such areas as capacity-building, transfer of technology, research and information exchange.
Given that many advanced countries were running fiscal deficits andneeded to meet their internal needs for recovery, an additional emission of SDRs could be a way to generate resources for developing countries without deepening the fiscal deficit in donor countries.
In particular, greater efforts are required to pool resources for developing collective regional technology transfer centres for the protection and sustainable use of the marine and coastal environment in support of regional seas programmes, global MEAs and other international initiatives.
Official development assistance constitutes an important source of financial resources for developing countries, in particular for low-income developing countries.
New and additional financial resources for developing countries, in particular the least developed countries, will need to be mobilized for the development and management of freshwater resources if the broader aims of sustainable development are to be realized, particularly in relation to poverty eradication.
Bearing in mind that developing countries andcountries with economies in transition may lack the resources for developing and implementing treaties on mutual assistance in criminal matters.
With regard to efforts to reinforce resources for developing countries, Tunisia again appeals for further action to relieve the debt burden of the least developed countries and to recycle those of middle-income countries by transforming them into investments in development projects considered to be a priority by those countries.
It is as a tool to improve environmental performance andincludes the organizational structure, planning and resources for developing, implementing and maintaining a policy for environmental protection.
The international community must also support the mobilization of resources for developing countries to build long-term KIT capacity, as well as short-term capacity to meet the most pressing knowledge, innovation and technology needs as outlined in the Millennium Declaration and the road map.
UNISDR has also been requested to support the development of cooperation mechanisms, especially at the regional level,and to mobilize resources for developing countries, by closely engaging with donors and other financing institutions and mechanisms.
Acknowledging the benefits of the enactment of national laws providing the most flexible basis for extradition, and bearing in mind that developing countries andcountries with economies in transition may lack the resources for developing and implementing treaty relations in extradition, as well as appropriate national legislation.
Recalls that the Programme of Action requires for its implementation adequate mobilization of resources at the national and international levels,as well as new and additional resources for developing countries from all available funding mechanisms, including multilateral, bilateral and private sources, and that Governments are not expected to meet the goals and objectives of the Programme of Action single-handedly;
Acknowledging the benefits of the enactment of national laws providing the most flexible basis for extradition, and bearing in mind that some developing countries andcountries with economies in transition may lack the resources for developing and implementing treaty relations in extradition, as well as appropriate national legislation.