Examples of using Programme approach in English and their translations into Spanish
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Programme approach.
Implementation of the programme approach.
Programme approach.
Using targets and a programme approach.
Programme approach;
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Progress in developing a programme approach.
The programme approach will be consolidated and improved.
National capacity must be reinforced and the programme approach promoted.
The programme approach will be used more resolutely in the next CCF.
Only the GEF interventions followed a programme approach.
Thus a more balanced programme approach is planned for 2002-2003.
A programme approach, which should replace the current framework approach. .
Defining the operational aspects of a multiple agency, multisectoral programme approach;
The programme approach will be supplemented by the"output" approach. .
Introduction of improved programming modalities strategic planning workshops, programme approach.
Emphasis on the programme approach as opposed to a project-based approach; .
Regarding the country programme for Burkina Faso,one speaker said that its intersectoral programme approach was in accordance with the Government's priorities.
The programme approach was working well, but should be implemented more flexibly.
The Government is encouraged to use a programme approach to mobilize both international and UNDP assistance.
The programme approach, which was adopted for about 75 per cent of the sixth country programme, strengthened linkages between programmes and facilitated donor coordination.
This is particularly important in the context of the programme approach, national execution and the delegation of authority to the country offices.
The new country programme approach was intended to sharpen the strategies that had worked, and to advocate the scaling up of these strategies through partnerships.
As the Working Party was informed previously(TD/B/WP/76, para. 236),UNCTAD welcomes the programme approach, as it should improve the effectiveness of technical cooperation.
The adoption of a programme approach was hampered by the lack of government programmes at the outset.
A mission to Malawi helped to develop a practical application of the programme approach and to prepare a report on the country programme formulation process.
The adoption of the programme approach and the consolidation of UNDP interventions in a limited number of programmes is expected to produce a more pronounced impact.
UNDP and the Government will continue to use the programme approach, nationally executed and NGO execution modalities during the new CCF period.
Preference will be given to the programme approach through the appropriate institutional arrangements.
The second CCF will promote the use of the programme approach as the instrument for determining the areas and scope of UNDP involvement.
Recent discussions in IACM included the application of the programme approach and the need to put greater emphasis on the collaborative framework relating to Capacity 21.