Examples of using Resources for programmes in English and their translations into Russian
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Resources for programmes are set out in Table II.1.
Available regular resources for programmes spent by year-end.
Implementation of common services arrangements at the country level may also release resources for programmes.
Per cent of allocated regular and other resources for programmes expended at end of the year.
Royalties from a limited number of items bearing the anniversary emblem will provide additional resources for programmes.
M7.3 Percentage of allocated regular and other resources for programmes expended at end of the year.
Making available resources for programmes and interventions aimed at the empowerment of women and girls.
The correction is limited to tables showing resources for Programmes B.1 and B.2.
Allocate adequate resources for programmes ensuring the full enjoyment of the rights of children and adolescents(Australia);
UNICEF receives contributions for other resources for programmes and for emergency relief.
Since 2002, levels of non-programme expenditures have been under tight scrutiny by management to maximise resources for programmes.
In order to exercise these rights, the State shall direct resources for programmes in Albanian and other languages.
Further resources for programmes would be received also as royalties from a limited number of items bearing the anniversary emblem, such as coins and a commemorative watch.
Stresses the importance of providing adequate resources for programmes of identification and tracing of unaccompanied minors;
Her delegation called on the Division for the Advancement of Women to continue to provide technical support and resources for programmes in Sierra Leone.
The United Nations system has a major role in providing resources for programmes of NEPAD and in maintaining international support for Africa's development.
The pledges made in 2005 to double aid to Africa by 2010 had not yet been translated into increased donor resources for programmes on the ground.
Stresses the importance of providing adequate resources for programmes of identification, registration, documentation and tracing of unaccompanied minors and their reunification with their families;
It was recommended, therefore,that sending countries should mobilize resources for programmes to address such issues.
The GFATM continues to make available substantial new resources for programmes focusing on children affected by AIDS, while faith-based organizations, such as the Church Alliance for Orphans in Namibia, continue to be important partners in implementation.
The Committee would have welcomed evidence of the Government's intention to allocate greater funding and resources for programmes devoted to the improvement of women.
In the area of climate finance,most initiatives focus on mobilizing resources for programmes for climate change mitigation, which have a clear global public-good nature, but few on addressing developing-country adaptation needs.
The National Fund for Housing of Social Interest,together with its Managing Council, designed to centralize and manage budgetary resources for programmes under the SNHIS.
This resulted in $1.9 million of contributions to other resources for programmes in Timor-Leste and Laos being channelled to UNCDF via UNDP as administrative agent.
The regular resources allocated on the basis of the three core criteria, using the modified formula and refined weighting system,absorb 69 per cent of the total regular resources for programmes.
Some views were also expressed on the need to maximize resources for programmes and to minimize administrative costs.
Accordingly, the United Nations must give priority to ensuring humanitarian assistance and transit for refugees, tightening up coordination between the Department of Humanitarian Affairs andpeace-keeping operations and thoroughly considering various ways to enhance resources for programmes that fund mine clearance.
It, too, will play an important part in raising awareness and gathering resources for programmes that must make a difference to those who are suffering.
The round table heard many calls for meeting international targets for official development assistance and for increasing resources for programmes benefiting children and women.
Implementation of common services arrangements at the field level will release resources for programmes, as will further harmonization of current procurement, personnel, financial and administrative procedures.