Examples of using Procedures and programmes in English and their translations into Spanish
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To evaluate the tsunami procedures and programmes within Members States/Territories.
He welcomed, however, the report of the Copenhagen workshop and supported its recommendations,in particular the suggestion that the Secretary-General should prepare a report on the existing mechanisms, procedures and programmes within the United Nations system for coordinationand for the promotion of the rights of indigenous people.
The Committee recommends that resettlement procedures and programmes include registration, facilitate comprehensive family rehabilitation and ensure access to basic services.
At its 49th plenary meetingon 25 July 2003, the Economic and Social Council decided to postpone consideration of the review of the mechanisms, procedures and programmes within the United Nations concerning indigenous issues to its substantive session in 2004.
Furthermore, the question should be resolved as soon as the review of existing procedures and programmes within the United Nations concerning indigenous people, to be undertaken by the Secretary-General, had been carried out in accordance with the mandate given by the General Assembly in its resolution 50/157 of 21 December 1995.
Bearing in mind the recommendation of the General Assembly, in its resolution 50/157 of 21 December 1995,that the Secretary-General undertake a review of existing mechanisms, procedures and programmes within the United Nations concerning indigenous peopleand report to the General Assembly at its fifty-first session.
The Secretary-General's review of the existing mechanisms, procedures and programmes within the United Nations concerning indigenous people, which concludes that there are no United Nations mechanisms that give indigenous people the opportunity to take part in decision-making, and that there is no regular exchange of information between Governments, indigenous people and the United Nations system;
Referring to the draft resolution itself, he pointed out that the convening of a second workshop on the possible establishment of a permanent forum for indigenous people, referred to in paragraph 9,would be contingent on the results of the review of the existing mechanisms, procedures and programmes concerning indigenous peoples, referred to in paragraph 8.
The Economic and Social Council was to conclude its review of all existing mechanisms, procedures and programmes within the United Nations concerned with indigenous issues before the end of the International Decade of the World's Indigenous People.
The General Assembly, in its resolution 50/157, welcomed the report on the workshop and recommended that the Secretary-General undertake a review, in close consultation with Governments and taking into account the views of indigenous people,of the existing mechanisms, procedures and programmes within the United Nations concerning indigenous people,and report to the General Assembly at its fifty-first session.
The Commission must ask for greater coherence and uniformity in the myriad of standards, procedures, and programmes, for stronger regulatory regimes nationallyand internationally to re-establish standard-setting and administration as core government functions.
In its resolution 50/157, the General Assembly recommended that, with regard to the issue of the establishment of a permanent forum for indigenous people within the United Nations,the Secretary-General undertake a review of the existing mechanisms, procedures and programmes within the United Nations relating to indigenous people,and report to the Assembly at its fifty-first session.
Many activities related to the United Nations security management system are guided by policies, procedures and programmes developed within the framework of the Inter-Agency Security Management Network, which brings together the security focal points of the agencies, funds, programmes and organizations that are part of the security management system.
Reiterates the recommendation madeto the Economic and Social Council in Commission resolution 2003/55 that the Council take duly into account the contents of that resolution when holding the review of all existing mechanisms, procedures and programmes within the United Nations concerning indigenous issues mandated in paragraph 8 of Council resolution 2000/22;
Therefore, the meaning of"alternative measures" entirely covers restorative justice policy, procedures and programmes and the words"alternative measures to prosecution, including" should be added after"further developing" and the words"and avoid the possible adverse effects of incarceration" after"the caseload of criminal courts.
The Commission on Human Rights, in its resolution 1996/40of 19 April 1996, requested the Working Group to include in its agenda the question of how it will contribute to the Secretary-General's review of existing mechanisms, procedures and programmes concerning indigenous people, providing information in that regard on its mandate and current work programme. .
Recalling the report of the Secretary-General entitled"Review of the existing mechanisms, procedures, and programmes within the United Nations concerning indigenous people",and noting in particular the striking absence of a mechanism to ensure coordination and regular exchange of information among interested parties-- Governments, the United Nations and indigenous people-- on an ongoing basis.
Taking into account that in accordance with Economic and Social Council decision 2003/307 of 25 July 2003 the Council will consider at its substantive session of 2004 the review mandated in paragraph 8 of Council resolution 2000/22 of 28 July 2000 regarding all existing mechanisms, procedures and programmes within the United Nations concerned with indigenous issues, including the Working Group on Indigenous Populations.
Secondly, the decision requests the Secretary-General, on the basis of the information received,to review"all existing mechanisms, procedures and programmes within the United Nations concerning indigenous issues, including the Working Group on Indigenous Populations, with a view to rationalizing activities, avoiding duplication and overlap and promoting effectiveness.
On 5 June 1996, the Assistant Secretary-General for Human Rights wrote to United Nations organizations and specialized agencies and other relevant United Nations departments and committees as well as interested intergovernmental organizations, enclosing a questionnaire on existing mechanisms, procedures and programmes within the United Nations concerning indigenous people see annex I to the present report.
They also emphasized the importance of coherence,coordination and simplification of procedures and programmes, and active partnership by all actors to increase efficiencyand effectiveness in resource utilization.
As Member States undertook their programmes of activities for the International Decade of the World's Indigenous People, it was important that United Nations bodies and specialized agencies should contributeto the Decade's goals, and New Zealand therefore welcomed the General Assembly's request for a review of existing United Nations mechanisms, procedures and programmes concerning indigenous people.
These include training NGOs and government officials, including law enforcement officials, and providing technical support for the development of policies, procedures and programmes to protect and assist trafficked, exploitedand abused migrants, as well as migrants considered particularly vulnerable to trafficking, exploitation and abuse.
In view of the importance of the review of all existing mechanisms, procedures and programmes concerning indigenous issues within the United Nations that the Economicand Social Council is to undertake during its substantive session of 2003, in accordance with its resolution 2000/22 and its decision 2002/286, Mr. Alfonso Martinez provides the following information which may also be considered by the ECOSOC during its July 2003 session.
The General Assembly in its resolution 50/157 of 21 December 1995, recommends that the Secretary-General, drawing on the expertise of the Commission on Human Rights as well as the Commission for Sustainable Development and other relevant bodies, undertake a review, in close consultation with Governments and taking into account the views of indigenous people,of the existing mechanisms, procedures and programmes within the United Nations concerning indigenous people,and report to the General Assembly at its fifty-first session.
Requests the Secretary-General,in preparing his review of existing mechanisms, procedures and programmes within the United Nations concerning indigenous people, to take into account the views and opinions on the permanent forum expressed at the fourteenth session of the Working Group on Indigenous Populations and the information received from indigenous peoples and communities, as well as from Governments;
To promote the interests of victims and the rehabilitation of offenders,we recognize the importance of further developing restorative justice policies, procedures and programmes that include alternatives to prosecution, thereby avoiding possible adverse effects of imprisonment, helping to decrease the caseload of criminal courts and promoting the incorporation of restorative justice approaches into criminal justice systems, as appropriate.
The Secretary-General's review of the existing mechanisms, procedures and programmes within the United Nations concerning indigenous peoples, which contains the conclusion that in the United Nations system there are virtually no mechanisms which give indigenous peoples an opportunity to take part in the decision-making and that there are no regular exchanges of information between Governments, indigenous peoples and the United Nations system;
At the Vienna Conference, reference had been made to the need to rationalize the structures, procedures and programme of work of the Centre, but apparently those recommendations had not been followed, as mentioned in paragraph 9 of document A/49/892.
The Commission met for the first time in Denpasar, Bali, on 4 and 5 August,to discuss matters related to its internal structures, working procedures and programme of work.