Examples of using Strategic implementation framework in English and their translations into Russian
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Strategic implementation framework.
Procedure for elaborating the strategic implementation framework.
II. Strategic implementation framework.
Further implementation of the Madrid International Plan of Action on Ageing: strategic implementation framework.
It is proposed that the strategic implementation framework be structured according to the following four elements.
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In its resolution 46/1, the Commission for Social Development requested the Secretary-General to propose a strategic implementation framework for the Madrid International Plan of Action on Ageing, 2002.
A key dimension of the strategic implementation framework is determining how to select priorities for continuing national action on ageing.
To facilitate the consultation process, a general outline of the strategic implementation framework is provided in the present report.
The strategic implementation framework can also benefit from examining the obstacles and shortcomings uncovered during the review and appraisal process.
With a view to advancing national priorities on ageing in line with the policy approaches identified in the strategic implementation framework, the General Assembly may wish to recommend that Member States.
As part of the strategic implementation framework, Member States could attempt to devise strategies for overcoming those obstacles to increase the likelihood of successful implementation in the years ahead.
Prepared in response to resolution 46/1 of the Commission for Social Development,the present report sets out a strategic implementation framework for the Madrid International Plan of Action on Ageing through the year 2012.
The strategic implementation framework is intended to assist Member States as they focus their efforts on implementing the Madrid Plan of Action through the remaining years of its first decade, to 2012.
The General Assembly may also wish to request the Secretary-General to prepare a strategic implementation framework based on an analysis of national activities since 2002 to provide identification of policy priorities for the future.
The strategic implementation framework placed additional emphasis on adopting policy approaches that were evidence-based and participatory and contributed to mainstreaming.
He also welcomed the report of the Secretary-General on follow-up to the Second World Assembly on Ageing(A/63/95),in particular the proposed strategic implementation framework for the Madrid International Plan of Action on Ageing.
Report of the Secretary-General on the strategic implementation framework for the Madrid International Plan of Action on Ageing, 2002.
United Nations Economic and Social Council, Commission for Social Development, Forty-seventh session,4-13 February 2009, Further implementation of the Madrid International Plan of Action on Ageing: strategic implementation framework, Report of the Secretary-General, E/CN.5/2009/5.
Note by the Secretary-General on the strategic implementation framework for the Madrid International Plan of Action on Ageing, 2002 E/CN.5/2009/5.
The present report, prepared in response to General Assembly resolution 62/130, summarizes the results of the first review and appraisal of the Madrid International Plan of Action on Ageing, andprovides an outline of a strategic implementation framework requested by the General Assembly.
As outlined in the strategic implementation framework, Member States may wish to place particular emphasis on choosing national priorities that are realistic, feasible and have the greatest likelihood of being achieved in the years ahead.
He hoped that the Third Committee would address the issue of disabilities caused by the use of weapons, such as cluster bombs andlandmines, and that the proposed strategic implementation framework for the Madrid Plan of Action on Ageing would consider the needs of older persons living under foreign occupation.
The report also provided an outline of the strategic implementation framework requested by the General Assembly in resolution 62/130, and stressed the need to link that framework to evidence-based policymaking at the national level.
A representative of the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs(UNDESA) will inform the Working Group about the global review andappraisal of the Madrid Plan of Action, the strategic implementation framework prepared for the 2009 session of the Commission for Social Development and the envisaged role for the regional commissions.
The strategic implementation framework strives to identify a specific focus for the next stage of the implementation process and proposes measures to streamline the implementation of the Madrid Plan of Action towards the end of its first decade in 2012.
Additionally, Member States are encouraged to present their views on the outline of the strategic implementation framework so that they can be reflected in the final draft of the framework to be presented to the Commission for Social Development in February 2009.
The Commission will have before it reports of the Secretary-General on the appropriate ways and means to observe the twentieth anniversary of the International Year of the Family,on the implementation of the World Programme of Action for Youth, and on the strategic implementation framework for the Madrid International Plan of Action on Ageing, 2002.
At its forty-seventh session, held in 2009, the Commission for Social Development was presented with a strategic implementation framework, intended to assist Member States in focusing their efforts on implementing the Madrid Plan of Action through the remaining years of its first decade, until 2012.
The General Assembly at its sixty-second session has specified the nature and content of the analytical follow-up to the first cycle of the review andappraisal by requesting the Secretary-General to submit to the Commission for Social Development at its forty-seventh session a strategic implementation framework based on an analysis of national activities since 2002.
The General Assembly, in its resolution 62/130,requested the Secretary-General to submit to the Commission for Social Development at its forty-seventh session a strategic implementation framework, based on an analysis of national activities since 2002, in order to provide identification of policy priorities for the future, including the identification of measures for international cooperation to support national implementation activities.
