Examples of using Thematic subprogrammes in English and their translations into Russian
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D ESCWA has recently restructured its activities into four thematic subprogrammes.
The following seven substantive thematic subprogrammes align with the new structure, consisting of seven different branches.
During the 2014-2015 period, UN-Habitat will implement its programme of work through its seven thematic subprogrammes.
Delegations also agreed that all thematic subprogrammes should be applicable to the wider membership, notwithstanding the existence of subprogrammes 10 and 11.
It remains to be clarified how these bodies will exert authority vis-à-vis the division heads who lead the thematic subprogrammes.
A self-evaluation exercise of thematic subprogrammes by each of the corresponding substantive divisions of their activities and outputs as a whole relative to the objectives set out for each division;
This entailed moving from a sectoral programming approach encompassing 15 subprogrammes to 5 thematic subprogrammes.
The following seven substantive thematic subprogrammes are aligned with the new structure, and their results will be delivered by seven different thematic branches, regional offices and the Project Office.
The proposed programme of work andbudget is organised according to seven substantive thematic subprogrammes that align with the new organizational structure.
Two themes- capacity-building and promoting women in development- were considered to be cross-cutting andare therefore mainstreamed across the five thematic subprogrammes.
By delinking thematic subprogrammes from divisional structures, the mediumterm strategy for 2010- 2013 marked a major directional shift towards resultsbased management within UNEP.
This is expected to be more pronounced in activities planned for the biennium 1998-1999,given that harmonization of norms is in the title of one of the five thematic subprogrammes carried out by ESCWA.
The following seven substantive thematic subprogrammes align with the new structure, and their results are delivered by seven different thematic branches, jointly with Regional Offices and the Project Office.
The ESCWA programme of work for the biennium 1998-1999 derives from programme 18, Economic and social development in Western Asia,of the medium-term plan and comprises five thematic subprogrammes.
Based on four thematic subprogrammes, and combining regional and national objectives, the UNODC regional programme for West Africa offers a comprehensive and balanced approach to the drug problem in West Africa.
In fact, the final outcome of the restructuring was a streamlining of ESCWA activities,which entailed moving from a sectoral programming approach with 15 subprogrammes to five thematic subprogrammes.
The following seven substantive thematic subprogrammes are aligned with the new structure, and their results are delivered by seven different thematic branches, jointly with regional offices and the Project Office.
The biennium 1994-1995 was the first biennium since ECA reorganized its subprogramme structures, by merging andreducing the number of subprogrammes from 21 to 9 thematic subprogrammes.
The reform process has entailed a sharpened focus of the ESCWA programme of work,with a reduction from 15 sectoral subprogrammes to 5 thematic subprogrammes and the adoption of multidisciplinary activities as a modality for implementation.
The programme of work of the Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia for the biennium 2000-2001 derives from programme 18, Economic and social development in Western Asia,of the medium-term plan and comprises five thematic subprogrammes.
Considerable attention has been paid to evolving thematic subprogrammes on regional economic cooperation, poverty alleviation through economic growth and social development, and environment and sustainable development in response to this shift in approach.
Accordingly, in order to enhance the Office's effectiveness, accountability and control,the structure of the programme for the biennium 2012-2013 is reorganized into six thematic subprogrammes and one subprogramme that provides support to policymaking organs.
Primary issues addressed by ESCWA corresponded to its five thematic subprogrammes: management of natural resources and the environment; improvement of the quality of life; economic development and cooperation; regional development and global changes; and special programmes and issues.
As indicated in paragraphs 19.2 and 19.3 of the proposed programme budget, in view of the rapid developments in the region, ESCWA has redirected the focus of its programme and restructured and streamlined its activities,moving from a sectoral approach with 15 subprogrammes to 5 thematic subprogrammes.
UNDCP priorities for the biennium are estimated at $1,994,000 for work on the following two thematic subprogrammes:“Drug control commissions and international coordination mechanisms”; and“Drug control advocacy”.
There are five thematic subprogrammes, two transversal subprogrammes(on science and research and on policy support functions), a subprogramme on UNODC field offices and a subprogramme covering the work of the secretariat to the governing bodies of UNODC and the International Narcotics Control Board.
Work under subprogramme 7 will also contribute to the UNEP corporate expected accomplishment of increased use of credible science in implementing the UNEP programme of work and budget, andto a number of expected accomplishments in thematic subprogrammes that depend on the availability and quality of environmental information.
Total(1) and(2) 14 020.6 17 387.4 17 896.9 19.13 The proposed programme budget for the biennium 1996-1997 is derived from programme 34 of the medium-term plan for the period 1992-1997, which has been reformulated along a thematic approach,comprising five thematic subprogrammes, which would allow the Commission to concentrate its resources on economic and social issues of a multidisciplinary nature and on regional economic cooperation geared towards improving the quality of life of the people in the region.
Programme of work and thematic subprogramme.
The fourth thematic subprogramme, Regional development and global changes, encompassed activities dealing with exogenous factors and global changes affecting the region.