Examples of using Workshop calls in English and their translations into Russian
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The workshop calls on African countries to.
At the subregional level, the workshop calls upon.
The workshop calls on the countries of the two subregions to.
The workshop calls upon countries of Eastern and Southern Africa to.
The workshop calls on the countries of North Africa and West Africa to.
The workshop calls upon countries of Eastern and Southern Africa to.
The workshop calls on the countries of the two subregions to take advantage of existing opportunities offered by the NEPAD Environment Initiative and its Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Programme.
The workshop calls on country Parties to promote diversified sources of funding for desertification control activities and in particular the recycling of the debt of African country Parties.
The workshop calls on the countries of the two subregions, development partners and the UNCCD secretariat to support capacity-building among focal points and NCBs for the formulation, monitoring and implementation of NAPs.
The workshop calls on developed country Parties to increase exchanges of information with NCBs regarding financing opportunities in particular and to include desertification control among their cooperation priorities.
The workshop calls on the national focal points of the UNCCD to share the results of the workshop with stakeholders in their respective countries with a view to enhancing their capacities with respect to implementation of the Convention.
The workshop calls upon the civil society stakeholders concerned to become more involved in the formulation and implementation of natural resource management policies and strategies and to improve their capacity for action.
The workshop calls on African countries to take whatever measures are necessary to facilitate the access of impoverished populations to financial resources, inter alia by promoting appropriate financial mechanisms such as decentralized financial systems and microcredit.
The workshop calls on the countries of the two subregions and developed country Parties, as well as on the subregional, regional and international organizations concerned to consider pest control as part of the effort to combat desertification and to strengthen institutions involved in that area.
The workshop calls on the countries of the two subregions and on subregional organizations to consider the comparative advantages of instituting a national mechanism for flexible consultation between the Rio conventions, with a view in particular to facilitating synergies.
The workshop calls on African countries and their partners to give priority to strengthening decentralized cooperation as a supplementary source of funding, of capacitybuilding among local authorities and of effective involvement of grassroots communities in the management of natural resources and the implementation of the Convention.
The workshop calls on the countries of the two subregions to assess the functionality and sustainability of national desertification funds created in relation to the implementation of the Convention and, if needs be, to seek to strengthen the funds and appropriate existing financial mechanisms, while endeavouring to provide practical arrangements for the use of these funds for desertification control activities.
The workshop calls on developed countries in the light of their commitments and on multilateral cooperation"lead agencies", on the African country partners concerned in the two subregions, and on the CILSS and the AMU to assess the effectiveness and results of their work as facilitators for consultations and coordination with other developed countries and to submit their findings at the time of the seventh session of the COP.
The workshop called upon all armed actors to cease this practice.
The workshop called on indigenous peoples to.
The workshop called for concerted efforts by Governments, the United Nations system and indigenous peoples, on the following main recommendations regarding data collection.
The Workshop called for the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women to hold one of its sessions in the Pacific region.
Follow-up actions to the workshops call for subsequent expert meetings in the regions to define pilot projects for implementation.
The Workshop called for a further exchange of experience with the application of economic instruments for environmental policy, in particular through a joint OECD/ECE endeavour to compare, at the pan-European level, national environment-related charges and taxes in the transport and energy sectors.
Finally, the workshop called for a strengthening of the African Commission on Human and People's Rights, and suggested that the Commission should take a more active interest in the issue of internal displacement and in the dissemination and implementation of the Guiding Principles.
The workshops call on the skills of experts from the Sahelian countries, including CILSS, from within the United Nations system such as DHA, UNDP, UNHCR, FAO, WFP, WHO, WMO and from intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations.
On the issue of humanitarian organizations' access to IDPs, the workshop called on all armed actors to respect fully the humanitarian nature of the work of national and international organizations providing assistance and protection to IDPs and to ensure their safe access to populations in need.
In its main recommendation, the workshop called on the Convention's national action programme and subregional action programme focal points to develop and coordinate the implementation of a resource mobilization strategy, which should include a plan for integrating and mainstreaming dryland concerns in policy, planning and budgeting processes at all levels.
More specifically, the workshop called upon governmental and non-governmental organizations to ensure that women are accorded a prominent role in the planning and implementation of assistance programmes; that they are properly represented on any committees established to articulate the views of the internally displaced; and that the establishment of women's groups and associations is effectively supported.
The Workshop called for an exchange of experience, through a pilot ECE project, on joint undertakings between central and local governments which encourage environmentally sound urban and regional transport management, energy conservation and the use of sustainable sources of energy in cities, increased demand and supply of locally produced environmentally sound products and services(e.g. organic agriculture and eco-tourism), and public participation in local decision-making.