Examples of using Such decentralization in English and their translations into Russian
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Such decentralization of managerial decisions has an effect on both control and accountability.
The Committee was concerned that without therequisite resource capacities and gender sensitivity of officials, such decentralization could deny women access to those services in contravention of the Convention.
He further argued that such decentralization would require a major organizational effort, which might not be cost-effective in all duty stations.
A corollary aspect of that approach is the delegation of authority for human resource processes to programme managers, together with the provision of necessary tools to support such decentralization.
A positive consequence of such decentralization has been the integration of ECEC services at local level, along with greater sensitivity to local needs.
However, the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions andthe Office of Internal Oversight Services expressed concern that such decentralization would not be the most effective use of resources.
Moreover, the advantages of such decentralization had not been identified, despite the request to that effect contained in section III, paragraph 5, of resolution 47/212.
In this regard, the Secretary-General has been guided by the provisions of General Assembly resolution 47/212 B,which stressed that the further restructuring should entail the decentralization of activities to the regional commissions and that such decentralization, in its turn, should be carried out on the basis of clearly identified relative advantages.
It is expected that such decentralization will allow a swifter response to local needs and a closer partnership between UNIDO and local counterparts.
In the view of her delegation, OIOS should have a role in the implementation of the recommendations of the Millennium Summit and the report of the Panel on United Nations Peace Operations(A/55/305-S/2000/809), especially with regard to the delegation of authority over resources, both financial and human, to programme directors,because of the potential problems which went along with such decentralization.
Such decentralization allows for better participation of indigenous communities at the national and local levels, and ensures that programmes are well adapted to the specificities of the population.
In resolution 47/212 B, the General Assembly noted that the further restructuring of the Secretariat in the economic and social sectors would, inter alia,entail decentralization to the regional commissions and stressed that such decentralization should be in accordance with the criteria agreed by the Assembly and the Economic and Social Council and on the basis of clearly identified relative advantages.
Such decentralization was not in itself negative, provided that the entities in question made a conscious effort to recognize the linkages among them and to avoid contradictory action.
In its resolution 47/212 B, the General Assembly noted that the further restructuring of the Secretariat in the economic and social sectors would, inter alia, entail decentralization of activities to the regional commissions,and stressed that such decentralization should be in accordance with the criteria agreed by the Assembly and the Economic and Social Council and should be based on clearly identifiable relative advantages.
It was suggested that such decentralization could be stimulated by the setting up of a UNHCRproposed Joint Technical Unit(Unidad Tecnica Conjunta) made up of government officials, representatives of the international community and national NGOs.
In its resolution 47/212 B of 6 May 1993, the General Assembly noted that the further restructuring of the Secretariat in the economic and social sectors would, inter alia, entail decentralization to the regional commissions,and stressed that such decentralization should be in accordance with the criteria agreed by the Assembly and the Economic and Social Council, and on the basis of clearly identifiable relative advantages.
Preconditions for such decentralization and the transfer of power are the security, political, administrative, economic and cultural guarantees given to Serbs and other ethnically discriminated citizens.
In its resolution 47/212 B, the General Assembly noted that the further restructuring of the Secretariat in the economic and social sectors would, inter alia, entail the decentralization of activities to the regional commissions,and stressed that such decentralization should be in accordance with the criteria agreed by the Assembly and the Economic and Social Council and should be on the basis of clearly identified relative advantages.
UNIDO had long acknowledged the need for such decentralization, which had been envisaged in the 1997 Business Plan for the Future Role and Functions of UNIDO and in the UNIDO-UNDP Cooperation Agreement concluded in 2004.
It was felt that such decentralization should strengthen democracy and provide local authorities- the institutional structures closest to the people and communities- with the legitimacy to voice the specific concerns and aspirations of their citizens.
Such decentralization must be carried out in accordance with(Mr. Kouleba, Ukraine) resolutions 47/199 and 47/212 B. The latter resolution invited the Secretary-General, in the context of the implementation of the current phase of the restructuring, to consider activities related to the economies in transition.
While noting that such decentralization may facilitate greater involvement of citizens, in particular women, in decision-making processes, the Committee expresses its concern that in the absence of effective monitoring mechanisms of the national Government, such decentralization may lead to an uneven enjoyment by women of the rights protected under the Convention in the State party.
Although such decentralization was one of the key aspects of the restructuring of the economic and social sectors of the Secretariat, the increase in the commissions' functions and the expansion of their responsibilities had not been clearly defined either in the report of the Secretary-General on the restructuring and efficiency of the Secretariat(A/48/428) or in the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1994-1995 A/48/6.
Issues such as decentralization, participation and the formulation of national action programmes were also discussed;
This would entail working on major cross-sectoral issues, such as decentralization policy, employment opportunities and the budget process.
The most significant signs of cryptocurrencies, such as decentralization, anonymity and lack of guarantees are marked.
Regional ministerial meetings will promote normative debate on key issues such as decentralization and other specific regional and subregional issues.
An offshoring policy should be clearly defined andclosely aligned with the overall corporate strategy of the organization, such as decentralization and regionalization.
Progress towards sustainable democratic State andgovernment institutions was achieved in areas such as decentralization, elections, transparency and accountability, and the civil service.
In such circumstances, decentralization of authority and shared responsibility for forest conservation and management is a potential solution.