Examples of using Three global programmes in English and their translations into Russian
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Brochures have also been issued on each of the three global programmes.
In March 1999, it launched three global programmes against transnational organized crime, trafficking in human beings and corruption.
The Vienna Declaration contained statements regarding the three global programmes paras. 5, 7(d), 8, 10, 14 and 16.
The status of implementation of the three global programmes will be dealt with in the report of the Executive Director on the work of the Centre E/CN.15/2003/2.
Progress has been made in initiating and advancing the implementation of concrete projects at the regional and country levels,especially within the framework of the Centre's three global programmes addressing the above subjects.
The current focus of CICP is on the three global programmes of transnational organized crime, trafficking in human beings and corruption.
The Centre for International Crime Prevention had defined some priority areas to which the United Nations could make a useful contribution,in particular the three global programmes designed to support the Convention.
In March 1999 the Centre launched three global programmes, against transnational organized crime, trafficking in human beings and corruption.
The CICP programme of work for 2000-2001 as reflected in paragraphs 14.17 to 14.19 of the proposed programme budget for that biennium3 gives descriptions of implementing activities with the three global programmes at the core.
It was also felt that the three global programmes give too much attention to organized crime and not enough to other issues.
The improvised andinformal structure clustered a number of posts under three global programmes, which became de facto responsibility centres.
The status of implementation of the three global programmes will be dealt with in the report of the Executive Director on the work of the Centre for International Crime Prevention E/CN.15/2002/2.
The Congress had stressed the need for a specialized global convention against corruption andhad given its strong endorsement to the three global programmes of the Centre for International Crime Prevention on, trafficking in human beings' corruption and organized crime.
The Commission may further wish to recommend that the Centre for International Crime Prevention continue, in cooperation with other entities, to develop and carry out projects to prevent youth crime, to strengthen juvenile justice systems and to improve the rehabilitation andtreatment of juvenile offenders, and to continue to promote children's rights through the three global programmes.
Strong support was expressed for the work of the Centre on three global programmes: transnational organized crime, trafficking in human beings, and corruption.
The programme strengthened its focus on those areas of crime prevention and criminal justice where it possesses comparative advantages and can provide the most added value, such as crucial support role for elaborating international legal instruments against organized crime and the initiation of three global programmes against transnational organized crime, trafficking in human beings and corruption.
The bulk of the special-purpose contributions went to the three global programmes and to supporting the pre-ratification assistance activities of the Centre aimed at speeding up the entry into force of the Organized Crime Convention.
In general, the programme activities reflect the needs of African States and are oriented towards the priority issues of the Centre for International Crime Prevention, the latter being reflected in the Centre's three global programmes against transnational organized crime, trafficking in human beings and corruption.
The bulk of the specific-purpose contributions went to the three global programmes and for supporting the pre-ratification assistance activities of the Centre aimed at speeding up the entry into force of the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime.
In paragraphs 9 and 11 of his report to the Commission at its ninth session on the work of the Centre(E/CN.15/2000/2),the Executive Director stated that CICP focused its resources on the three global programmes, that teams had been established with responsibility for each of the three global programmes, supported by the unit dealing with technical cooperation activities.
Notes the programme of work of the Centre, including the three global programmes addressing, respectively, trafficking in human beings, corruption and organized crime, formulated on the basis of close consultations with Member States and review by the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice, and calls upon the Secretary-General further to strengthen the Centre by providing it with the resources necessary for the full implementation of its mandate;
In paragraph 4 of resolution 1999/23 on the work of the Programme adopted by the Economic and Social Council on 28 July 1999 on the recommendation of theCommission in its report, 2 the Commission noted the CICP initiative in developing the three global programmes, but stressed that they"should be formulated on the basis of close consultation with Member States and review by the Commission" and in paragraph 5 called upon the Centre to focus its technical cooperation activities on priority issues.
Welcomes the programme of work of the Centre, including the three global programmes addressing trafficking in human beings, corruption and organized crime, formulated on the basis of close consultations with Member States and the review by the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice, and calls upon the Secretary-General to enhance further the visibility of that programme of work and to strengthen the Centre by providing it with the resources necessary for the full implementation of its mandate;
These efforts will be pursued in an integrated manner, supported by the three global programmes against transnational organized crime, trafficking in human beings and corruption, and in close coordination with the global programme against money laundering of the Office for Drug Control and Crime Prevention.
It will contribute to the three global programmes of action for these countries, namely: the Brussels Programme of Action for the Least Developed Countries for the Decade 2001-2010; the Almaty Programme of Action: Addressing the Special Needs of Landlocked Developing Countries within a New Global Framework for Transit Transport Cooperation for Landlocked and Transit Developing Countries; and the Barbados Programme of Action for the Sustainable Development of Small Island Developing States.
In its resolution 57/173, the General Assembly welcomed the programme of work of the Centre, including the three global programmes addressing trafficking in human beings, corruption and organized crime, and called upon the Secretary-General to enhance further the visibility of that programme of work and to strengthen the Centre by providing it with the resources necessary for the full implementation of its mandate.
In its resolution 56/123, the General Assembly welcomed the programme of work of the Centre for International Crime Prevention, including the three global programmes addressing, respectively, the trafficking in human beings, corruption and organized crime, formulated on the basis of close consultations with Member States and review by the Commission, and called on the Secretary-General further to strengthen the Centre by providing it with the resources necessary for the full implementation of its mandate.
Notes the work programme of the Centre for International Crime Prevention,including the launching of three global programmes addressing, respectively, trafficking in human beings, corruption and organized crime, formulated on the basis of close consultations with Member States and review by the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice, and calls on the Secretary-General to further strengthen the Centre by providing it with the resources necessary for the full implementation of its mandate;
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