Examples of using Task force on basic in English and their translations into Russian
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Task Force on Basic Social Services for All Action.
Report of the Administrative Committee on Coordination Task Force on Basic Social Services for All(E/CN.9/1997/4);
The Task Force on Basic Social Services for All chaired by UNFPA met in February 1996.
IOM participates in the working group on international migration under the Task Force on Basic Social Services for All of the Administrative Committee on Coordination.
The ACC task force on basic social services produced a comprehensive chart featuring indicators in this area.
Many delegations welcomed UNFPA activities in the follow-up to international conferences and, in particular,its role as Chair of the Task Force on Basic Social Services for All.
Inter-Agency Task Force on Basic Social Services for All.
The Administrative Committee on Coordination thus expanded the mandate of the previous inter-agency task force and reconstituted it as the Task Force on Basic Social Services for All.
The Task Force on Basic Social Services for All furnished a report to the Commission on Population and Development.
ACC expanded the mandate of the Inter-Agency Task Force and reconstituted it as the Task Force on Basic Social Services for All, under the chairmanship of the United Nations Population Fund UNFPA.
The task force on basic social services for all, led by the United Nations Population Fund(UNFPA), has identified six areas of work.
The Division represented the Department for Policy Coordination and Sustainable Development in the Task Force on Employment andSustainable Livelihoods and the Task Force on Basic Social Services for All.
A new Programme Division Task Force on Basic Education, with members from several UNICEF sectors, will focus on the comprehensive needs of children;
Selected key issues related to health sector reform are discussed in the guidelines on primary health care,prepared by the Task Force on Basic Social Services for All.
The Task Force on Basic Social Services for All is continuing its work on preparing guidelines for the use of resident coordinators as well as a compendium of relevant international commitments.
The indicators for those goals included those from the ICPD Programme of Action, the ICPD+5 key actions,the Common Country Assessment(CCA) and the Task Force on Basic Social Services For All BSSA.
The Task Force on Basic Social Services for All of the Administrative Committee on Coordination(ACC) had also organized a Technical Symposium on International Migration and Development in June 1998.
In establishing these task forces, ACC expanded the mandate of the previous Inter-Agency Task Force for the Implementation of the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development,reconstituting it as the Task Force on Basic Social Services for All chaired by UNFPA.
Decides that the Task Force on Basic Social Services for All of the Administrative Committee on Coordination shall inform the Commission and the Economic and Social Council of the progress of its work, for the purpose of system-wide coordination;
ACC also took measures to integrate the outcome of the second United Nations Conference on Human Settlements(Habitat II) into the work of the three task forces, including in particular the Task Force on Basic Social Services for All, and directed its standing subsidiary machinery to consider the implications of Habitat II for their respective work programmes.
The task force on basic social services for all(UNFPA as lead agency) and the task force on employment and sustainable livelihoods(ILO as lead agency) address objectives central to any overall anti-poverty strategy.
In 1997, at its thirtieth session,the Commission on Population and Development reviewed the activities of the United Nations system in relation to international migration on the basis of a report prepared by the Administrative Committee on Coordination(ACC) Task Force on Basic Social Services for All(E/CN.9/1997/4), the body that had, in October 1995, superseded the Inter-Agency Task Force for the Implementation of the Programme of Action.
Administrative Committee on Coordination(ACC) Task Force on Basic Social Services for All, Working Group on International Migration, report of the Technical Symposium on International Migration and Development, The Hague, 29 June-3 July 1998.
Requests the Task Force on Basic Social Services to coordinate the development of appropriate indicators, taking into account relevant research, so that progress in addressing reproductive health needs by individual countries can be assessed on a reliable basis;
The Task Force on Basic Social Services for All of the Administrative Committee on Coordination, chaired by UNFPA, has strengthened the United Nations system's capacity to deliver coordinated assistance, including policies, plans and programmes at the national and regional levels.
At the end of October 1999, the Task Force on Basic Social Services for All(BSSA) will meet to discuss how best the United Nations agencies and organizations can continue effective collaboration, particularly at the country level, to promote the further implementation of the Programme of Action.
The Task Force on Basic Social Services for All, in particular, has produced guidelines for the resident coordinator system and a compendium See compendium of major issues addressed by the United Nations global conferences in the 1990s, in“End-products of the ACC Task Force on Basic Social Services for All” October 1997.
Member organizations of the Task Force on Basic Social Services for All, in keeping with the call of the Programme of Action and their own mandates, are continuing activities pertaining to basic data collection, analysis and dissemination; reproductive health research, and social and economic research.
Invites the Secretary-General to ensure that the Task Force on Basic Social Services for All of the Administrative Committee on Coordination informs the Commission and the Economic and Social Council on the progress of its work, with an emphasis on the improvement of the impact of programme delivery for the purpose of system-wide coordination, and stresses the need for close cooperation and timely reporting by all the working groups of the Task Force; .
The Task Force on Basic Social Services, Employment and Sustainable Livelihoods has agreed to produce five end-products:( a) guidelines for the resident coordinator system;( b) a wall chart with indicators for social services;( c) best practices/ lessons learned;( d) a pocket-card on advocacy; and( e) a set of indicators to measure the implementation of recommendations emanating from recent United Nations conferences in the social sector.