Examples of using Their regular programmes in English and their translations into Russian
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It is clear also that United Nations agencies can contribute much through their regular programmes.
United Nations agencies continued operating both their regular programmes(to the extent that these were able to operate under the conditions prevailing at the time) and their emergency activities with a skeleton staff.
Country offices should include resources to support South-South andtriangular cooperation initiatives into their regular programmes.
A number of United Nations bodies andother entities have accorded high priority, in both their regular programmes and their field projects, to the integrated management of water resources, including conservation and sustainable use, as described below.
Increased incorporation by partners of UNEP-tested tools and best practices for natural resources management andecosystem restoration into their regular programmes and activities.
To continue supporting efforts to implement activities under Article 6 through their regular programmes, and through specific programmes focused on climate change, including, as appropriate, through the provision and dissemination of relevant information, and financial and technical support;
Of the latter, $95 million will have been delivered through the United Nations system, mainly through UNRWA and UNDP,in addition to their regular programmes.
Indeed, the first and tenth days of the month of Muharram are considered official holidays and television andradio stations suspend their regular programmes on the tenth day of Muharram every year and broadcast religious programmes for the occasion.
United Nations agencies thus began to rely on a two-track strategy so as to meet emergency needs,while at the same time maintaining their regular programmes.
International NGOs andIGOs are increasingly supporting efforts to implement activities under Article 6 through their regular programmes, and through provision of financial and technical support, such as the ongoing support of UNEP.
Apart from the NGOs in Suriname,governmental and non-governmental health organizations carry out programmes on HIV/AIDS infected and affected peoples, within their regular programmes.
International NGOs and intergovernmental organizations(IGOs) are increasingly supporting efforts to implement activities under Article 6 through their regular programmes, and through provision of financial and technical support, such as the United Nations Environment Programme(UNEP) support as reported by Uzbekistan.
Increased incorporation by partners of UNEP-tested tools and best practices for natural resources management andecosystem restoration into their regular programmes and activities.
Besides their regular programmes, all the multilateral banks and IMF lend on highly concessional terms to low-income developing countries through special facilities such as the International Development Association(IDA) at the World Bank, ADF and other comparable facilities at the regional banks, the International Fund for Agricultural Development and the Enhanced Structural Adjustment Facility(ESAF) at IMF.
Furthermore, the General Assembly has also called on all the organizations andagencies of the United Nations system to integrate the support for South-South technical cooperation into their regular programmes.
To continue supporting efforts to implement activities under Article 6 through their regular programmes, and through specific programmes focused on climate change, including, as appropriate, through the provision and dissemination of information and resource materials, such as diagrams that could easily be translated and adapted, as well as through the provision of financial and technical support;
A number of conditions necessary for achieving political and economic integration should be introduced, including having international organizations andGovernments mainstream the work of the private sector into their regular programmes.
Urges all the organizations and agencies of the United Nations development system to intensify efforts to ensure mainstreaming of the modalities of economic andtechnical cooperation among developing countries in their regular programmes and activities, taking into consideration the recommendations contained in the report of the Secretary-General on this subject.
Para. 127 At the time of the December 1993 elections, 1,420 newspapers with diverse professional and political contents were published in Serbia and 3 large and 10 small television stations andover 100 radio stations broadcast their regular programmes.
Calls upon all relevant United Nations organizations and multilateral institutions to intensify their efforts to effectively mainstream the use of South-South cooperation in the design,formulation and implementation of their regular programmes, and to consider increasing allocations of human, technical and financial resources for South-South cooperation;
One representative, speaking on behalf of a group of countries, said that existing expertise, knowledge, resources and initiatives could be used in continuing workon sustainable consumption and production and that United Nations entities had a great deal to contribute to such work through their regular programmes.
In this regard, the Under-Secretary-General for Economic and Social Affairs has written to heads of agencies, funds andprogrammes of the United Nations system on how specific initiatives could best be incorporated in the activities carried out within their regular programmes of work, and to develop modalities for implementation and cooperation.
In paragraph 12 of its resolution 60/212, the General Assembly urged all relevant United Nations organizations and multilateral institutions to intensify their efforts to effectively mainstream the use of South-South cooperation in the design,formulation and implementation of their regular programmes.
Requests all organizations and agencies of the United Nations development system to make concerted and intensified efforts to effectively mainstream the use of South-South cooperation by giving such cooperation appropriate consideration in the design,formulation and implementation of their regular programmes;
The regional Commissions have not yet included crime prevention andcriminal justice in their regular programme of activities.
A number of professional orscholarly associations have also included themes on the Year in their regular programme of meetings for 1993 and 1994.
Independent of the ICP, Eurostat andOECD jointly coordinate their regular programme of volume and price comparisons.
The management of ECA and ESCAP received little guidance andsupport from Headquarters in managing these operations in addition to their regular programme of work.
In addition, there is uncertainty regarding the sustainability of data collection if conducted by the regulator orministry, as it is not usually included in their regular programme of work and often done just to gauge the size of the market at one point in time.
But the majority of them operate on the basis of staff assigned to carry out the Administrative Committee on Coordination-related functions as a part of their regular programme of work, including such costs as may be necessary for travel of staff to meetings.