Examples of using This collaborative in English and their translations into Russian
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The present publication results from this collaborative endeavour.
The result of this collaborative effort is amply reflected in the Declaration and the Plan of Action.
A similar regional process to develop Facility proposals is envisaged for the Andes, based on this collaborative effort.
This collaborative project to evaluate all DPI activities has now entered its third and final year.
It is expected that the World Bank and IMF will continue to be actively engaged in this collaborative project in the coming years.
This collaborative project with three southern Caucasian partners aimed to fill this gap.
The Workshop encouraged interested Members to participate in this collaborative work and looked forward to seeing future results from this project.
This collaborative process has set the benchmark for a new and higher level of engagement with the Committee.
The regrettable refusal of some pharmaceutical companies to engage in this collaborative project did not diminish the need to pursue the central objective.
This collaborative project involved UNDP(the lead organization), UNFPA and UNOPS, as well as FAO and UNICEF.
At this stage,the Administrator proposes to replace the current Financial Regulation 14.5 with two new Regulations developed under this collaborative effort.
This collaborative project between UNDP, UNFPA, UNICEF and UNOPS(led by UNICEF) resulted in cost avoidance of $12 million- $13 million.
The United States, Russia, Europe, Canada, Japan andBrazil are pooling their resources and expertise in this collaborative effort, which builds upon years of peaceful cooperation and development.
This collaborative project between UNDP, UNFPA, UNICEF and UNOPS(led by UNICEF) delivers an annual saving of $12 million.
The integrated analytical andquantitative framework to be produced by this collaborative project will be installed in PA economic planning and policy research institutions in 2004.
This collaborative process has informed the work at every stage and has helped to build a consensus around the core issues under discussion.
The active participation of the Chairman of the Ad Hoc Working Group of the Security Council on Conflict Prevention andResolution in Africa in the work of the groups has greatly contributed to this collaborative approach.
The first phase of this collaborative effort has been declared a success, and plans are under way to replicate it nationwide.
Since 11 September, various organs of the United Nations system have examinedtheir respective responsibilities and available tools so as to undertake this collaborative mission in the most effective manner.
The result of this collaborative effort is amply reflected in the Declaration and the Plan of Action of the World Summit for Children.
The number and range of sectors represented by participating organizations(Governments, non-governmental organizations, donors, research agencies and the private sector) from the transport, health andsafety sectors attest to the broad support for this collaborative effort.
The overall goals of this collaborative programme are to improve the quality of mortality and morbidity data and the capacity of ICD coders.
This collaborative effort aims to improve the quality and coverage of health information and reduce the burden of country reporting.
One of the most important features of this collaborative effort was the ability of the village to supply free labour for the project.
This collaborative effort has resulted in a significant harmonization in donor support for CAADP processes and investment programmes.
During the first three years of this collaborative effort, Japan provided funds totalling $8 million, with a further $5 million earmarked for 1999.
This collaborative effort marks the first time that reproductive health-care services for refugees have been planned at the beginning of an emergency operation.
The Working Group recognised the value of this collaborative research cruise and noted that the first results from the voyage were presented in WG-EMM-15/17 Rev. 1 paragraph 2.53.
This collaborative effort marks the first time that reproductive health-care services for refugees have been planned at the beginning of an emergency operation.
I welcome the support informally expressed by several members of the Committee to this collaborative approach to public information strategies, including an effort for the development of a central broadcasting facility for the purposes of dissemination of information for peace-keeping and humanitarian emergency situations.