Examples of using Sustainable alternative development programmes in English and their translations into Russian
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Iii Increased number of countries, in receipt of UNODC assistance,implementing sustainable alternative development programmes.
Speakers noted that sustainable alternative development programmes should be mainstreamed into a larger development agenda, with a view to addressing root causes, including poverty and the lack of opportunities.
Iii Increased number of States in receipt of UNODC assistance that are implementing sustainable alternative development programmes.
Civil society can contribute significantly to the formulation of effective and sustainable alternative development programmes, and its active participation should therefore be encouraged in all phases of alternative development programmes. .
Iii Increased number of countries, in receipt of United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime assistance,implementing sustainable alternative development programmes.
He stated that his Government had paid particular attention to implementing supply reduction and sustainable alternative development programmes and activities and that the sharing of best practices and successful measures in those areas among countries was important.
In particular, the illicit cultivation of opium poppy andproduction of opium have remained significant over the past few years and the implementation of sustainable alternative development programmes has continued to be difficult.
Enhanced capacity of Member States to design and implement sustainable alternative development programmes, including, where appropriate, preventive alternative development programmes, within their broader development context, aimed at preventing, reducing and eliminating the illicit cultivation of opium poppy, coca bush and cannabis plants.
To consider the outcome of the International Conference on Alternative Development, held in Lima from 14 to 16 November 2012,providing guiding principles for successful and sustainable alternative development programmes.
Furthermore, such efforts have to be matched by comprehensive and sustainable alternative development programmes to provide farmers with lawful incomes.
Establish, where possible, sustainable alternative development programmes, in particular in drug-producing regions, including those with high levels of poverty, as they are more vulnerable to exploitation by traffickers and more likely to be affected by the illicit cultivation of drug crops and the illicit production of and trafficking in narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances;
In that spirit, we must underline the need to strengthen international cooperation to finance,formulate and implement sustainable alternative development programmes in countries affected by illicit crops used in drug production.
Enhanced capacity of Member States,upon request, to design and implement sustainable alternative development programmes, including, where appropriate, preventive alternative development programmes, within their broader development context, aimed at preventing, reducing and eliminating the illicit cultivation of opium poppy, coca bush and cannabis.
Welcoming the progress made by African States in combating the world drug problem, andreaffirming the importance of viable and sustainable alternative development programmes aimed at contributing to the fight against the production of illicit drugs.
Recommends that Member States,in particular donor States and States in which sustainable alternative development programmes are being implemented, respect the balance and ensure the effective coordination of law enforcement and interdiction measures, eradication efforts and alternative development to achieve the goal of eliminating or reducing significantly the illicit cultivation of drug crops;
His Government had addressed the problems of drug production andtrafficking with great commitment, and for the past several years Pakistan had been poppy-free as a result of the implementation of sustainable alternative development programmes in cooperation with UNDCP.
The Commission was called upon to support Member States from Africa in the identification and implementation of sustainable alternative development programmes in regions affected by illicit cultivation of cannabis, in order to enable them to meet the objectives of the Action Plan.
Welcoming the adoption of the African Union Plan of Action on Drug Control(2013-2017) at the fifth session of the African Union Conference of Ministers of Drug Control, held in Addis Ababa from 8 to 12 October 2012, acknowledging the progress made by African States in combating the world drug problem, andreaffirming the importance of viable and sustainable alternative development programmes aimed at contributing to the fight against the trafficking of illicit drugs.
There was a need to support Member States from Africa in the identification and implementation of sustainable alternative development programmes in regions affected by the illicit cultivation of cannabis, in order to enable them to meet the objectives of the Action Plan on International Cooperation on the Eradication of Illicit Drug Crops and on Alternative Development.
Ensure, in collaboration with multilateral agencies and international and regional financial institutions, that short-, medium- andlong-term planning allows for the continuous financial support of integrated and sustainable alternative development programmes, including preventive alternative development programmes where appropriate, particularly in vulnerable areas;
Through the assistance of UNODC, seven countries are in the process of designing and implementing sustainable alternative development programmes, including, where appropriate, preventive alternative development programmes, within their broader development context, aimed at preventing, reducing and eliminating the illicit cultivation of opium poppy, coca bush and cannabis.
Even more concerted efforts must be made by the entire international community in the war on drugs, more international support must be given to sustainable alternative development programmes, and serious supply-reduction efforts must be complemented by equally serious demand-reduction policies.
Discussion theme of panel I: Strengthening of sustainable alternative development programmes, including preventive alternative development, within the framework of international cooperation; experience gained in collaboration with the United Nations International Drug Control Programme, other United Nations entities and bilateral technical assistanceprogrammes regarding best practices and lessons learned in various regions.
They also recognized the importance of appropriate or suitable strategies, international cooperation, capacity building, collection of accurate andreliable drug data and increase sustainable alternative development programmes and strategies, in tackling the world drug problem while respecting the sovereignty and territorial integrity of States.
Enhancing the capacity of Member States, upon request,to design and implement sustainable alternative development programmes, including, where appropriate, preventive alternative development programmes, aimed at preventing, reducing and eliminating the illicit cultivation of opium poppy, coca bush and cannabis, through increased partnerships between the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime(UNODC), international organizations and relevant civil society entities and the private sector.
They also recognized the importance of appropriate or suitable strategies, international cooperation, capacity building, collection of accurate andreliable drug data and increase sustainable alternative development programmes and strategies, in tackling the world drug problem while respecting the sovereignty and territorial integrity of States.
The Commission also urged Governments to increase andsustain their support for integrated and sustainable alternative development programmes and, where appropriate, preventive alternative development programmes, and to strengthen cross-border bilateral, subregional and regional technical assistance and cooperation, including South-South cooperation.
They also recognized the importance of appropriate or suitable strategies, international cooperation, capacity building, collection of accurate andreliable drug data and increase sustainable alternative development programmes and strategies, in tackling the world drug problem while respecting the sovereignty and territorial integrity of States.
Increased number of Member States in receipt of UNODC assistance to design and implement sustainable alternative development programmes, including, where appropriate, preventive alternative development programmes, within their broader development context, aimed at preventing, reducing and eliminating the illicit cultivation of opium poppy, coca bush and cannabis.
In the context of preparations for the special session of the General Assembly on the world drug problem, it stressed the need to strengthen international cooperation on demand reduction and to support sustainable alternative development programmes, taking into account the Guiding Principles on Drug Demand Reduction and the United Nations Guiding Principles on Alternative Development. .
