Examples of using Developing a common understanding in English and their translations into Spanish
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Meaningful stakeholder participation developing a common understanding.
Ii Developing a common understanding of the options for making further progress on this work.
Perhaps the greatest opportunity exists in developing a common understanding.
Developing a Common Understanding of NAPAs: Principles, Mainstreaming and National Synergies.
It presented a working paper exploring factors that could be taken into consideration in developing a common understanding of the reporting requirements agreed at the NPT 2000 Review Conference.
Developing a common understanding of standards for procedural and evidentiary requirements in both requesting and requested States was viewed as necessary.
The removal of some barriers may be particularly useful in developing cross-sectoral and cross-level adaptation,for example developing a common understanding of threats and opportunities and identifying roles and responsibilities.
This progress in developing a common understanding is captured in the Chair's summary of the session.
Purpose The purpose of the present paper is to draw to the attention of States Parties factors that could be taken into consideration in developing a common understanding of the reporting requirements agreed at the NPT 2000 Review Conference.
Coordination includes developing a common understanding of the threats and opportunities and identifying roles and responsibilities.
To that end, the strategy builds on an understanding of the key roles and responsibilities of the health sector, the identification of underrepresented stakeholders,finding ways to enhance the natural strengths of the health sector and developing a common understanding of the benefits of the Strategic Approach.
There is clearly a need to start developing a common understanding of PPAs globally, based on the IUCN approach and practice.
The Commission's first informal ambassadorial-level retreat held on 18 and 19 January 2008 offered an invaluable opportunity for an in-depth discussion on the added value of the Commission inaddressing peacebuilding challenges and gaps in the overall peace continuum by fulfilling its key mandate and for developing a common understanding on the way forward at the conceptual, methodological and strategic levels.
In this regard,some regional entities suggest developing a common understanding on issues related to the implementation of projects for reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation.
To uphold the Treaty, bearing in mind current major proliferation challenges, in particular in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, the Islamic Republic of Iran andthe Syrian Arab Republic, through developing a common understanding of States parties on how to respond resolutely and effectively, including through the Security Council, to cases of non-compliance.
The Organization is developing a common understanding and coordinated approach to security sector reform across the United Nations system and is fulfilling many of the roles outlined in the report of 2008.
Starting points for cross-boundary cooperation include developing a common understanding of the challenges and opportunities and using joint capacity-building and data-sharing as a means of building trust.
Developing a common understanding of internationally acceptable safety and security levels in the fields of nuclear installations, radioactive sources, decommissioning, radioactive waste and spent fuel management facilities in order to benchmark our national practices.
Importantly, the greatest opportunity that exists may be in developing a common understanding about the importance of biodiversity, and the shared responsibility for protecting it, in all three countries and in all sectors of society.
In addition, developing a common understanding of how migratory species implementation strategies fit with key global priorities such as the Millennium Development Goals(MDGs) and the future Sustainable Development Goals(SDGs) and the Aichi Biodiversity Targets will improve the potential take up of the migratory species strategies by the UNDAF.
The experts affirmed that the Commission on Human Rights should continue to play a crucial role in developing a common understanding of principles, norms, standards and values that are the basis of democracy and the essential elements of the concept of the rule of law, and in promoting the normative content of the human rights enumerated in various international instruments.
Para 38 The two leaders stressed the need to cooperate in developing a common understanding of human security, with due respect to the evolving, multidimensional and comprehensive nature of the concept, with a view to tackling global challenges including the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals.
The working group developed a common understanding of the term“traditional knowledge” which was thereafter adopted by panel.
Develop a common understanding on a mechanism to harmonize the implementation of the Convention through increased international cooperation and exchanges between national authorities(or their functional equivalents) for sharing successful experiences, offsetting national weaknesses and promoting mutual trust;
They aim to exchange information, innovations andFFS resource materials; develop a common understanding on good quality FFS programs; provide technical support among countries including exchanges of Master Trainers and identify opportunities for joined trainings.
The initiative by Australia, Chile, Indonesia, Norway,Romania, South Africa and the United Kingdom-- the seven-nation initiative-- has demonstrated that countries with different perspectives can develop a common understanding on how to move the disarmament and non-proliferation agenda forward.
Iii develop a common understanding of the respective roles and responsibilities of governments, existing intergovernmental and international organisations and other forums as well as the private sector and civil society from both developing and developed countries;
Third, they must develop a common understanding of the fundamental concepts that they used, while remaining flexible in their humanitarian response and avoiding artificial distinctions between the various phases of a disaster or conflict.
Through consultation and dialogue it should redefine the role andstrategy of UNDP in the NCC context and develop a common understanding and set of approaches for technical cooperation.
The HLPE isinvited to analyze and provide evidence on the different approaches which could help CFS stakeholders develop a common understanding, and consider the trade-offs that will need to be made by policy-makers, farmers and other stakeholders when considering the adoption of different approaches.