Examples of using Regular monitoring of progress in English and their translations into Spanish
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Regular monitoring of progress against goals is essential throughout the year.
Facilitating mechanism for the implementation of the GPA, and regular monitoring of progress.
Regular monitoring of progress on activities and achievement of expected results.
Once a sufficient basis has been established, regular monitoring of progress in gender mainstreaming will be initiated.
Regular monitoring of progress, including the implementation of the 2008 SNA, is an important part of the Implementation Plan.
Promoting accountability andtransparency based on the regular monitoring of progress through simple but credible success metrics;
B to conduct regular monitoring of progress by developed countries in mainstreaming UNCCD objectives in collaboration with the GM.
This year's edition of the State of Food Security andNutrition(SOFI) marks the beginning of a regular monitoring of progress towards achieving the food security and nutrition targets set by the 2030 Agenda.
Regular monitoring of progress at the ground level can help feed into the national monitoring process and build pressure for creating demand and sustained action.
Since 2005, the approach to aiding the homeless has shifted towards the aim of achieving lasting reintegration of the individual,through suitable long-term accommodation, vocational training, regular monitoring of progress and information on fundamental human rights.
Benin has also undertaken to conduct regular monitoring of progress towards the attainment of the Millennium Development Goals MDGs.
Such measures should extend to indigenous and other racial minority women and include: establishing benchmarks, numerical goals and timetables; conducting training programmes on leadership and negotiation skills for current andfuture women leaders; and regular monitoring of progress made and results achieved.
While supporting the regular monitoring of progress towards the achievement of global targets relating to the Decade, it notes that national targets relating to each area of activity should be set by individual Member States.
Such measures should include: the adoption of temporary special measures in accordance with article 4, paragraph 1, of the Convention and the Committee's general recommendation 25; the establishment of benchmarks, numerical goals and timetables; the conduct of training programmes on leadership and negotiation skills for current andfuture women leaders; and regular monitoring of progress made and results achieved.
As part of its regular monitoring of progress in international law, the Trust also follows developments at the International Criminal Court and occasionally publishes related papers on international human rights accountability.
Unlike the two previous monitoring mechanisms, which are specific to Africa, the annual Global Monitoring Report produced by the World Bank andIMF provides regular monitoring of progress on the policy agenda by key actors, namely, developing and developed countries and multilateral agencies, the priorities for action and the accountabilities of the key actors in achieving the Millennium Development Goals targets on a worldwide basis.
Recently, peacekeeping operations have established a weekly scorecard for regular monitoring of progress of preparations for IPSAS opening balances, which includes a key performance indicator,"physical accountability of plant and equipment", for better tracking of inspection of assets.
Organizing regular parliamentary monitoring of progress made;
Regular monitoring of the progress of activities and projects.
To lead and coordinate the UN system's work on gender equality, as well as promote accountability,including through regular monitoring of system-wide progress.
In its resolution 64/255, the General Assembly invited WHO andthe United Nations regional commissions to coordinate regular monitoring of global progress and to develop global status reports on road safety.
The Commission recognized the important role and efforts of the new entity, UN-Women, on holding the organizations of the United Nations system accountable for its own commitments on gender equality,including regular monitoring of system-wide progress.
Through the CEB cluster and the United Nations Development Group gender task team, the composite entity will build on existing efforts to monitor performance and hold the United Nations system accountable for living up to its own commitments and agreed results at the global and country levels,including regular monitoring of system-wide progress.
It provides for the inclusion of gender dimension in the organization andconduct of electoral campaigns for national and local elections, regular monitoring of the progress in order to achieve gender balance in the electoral rolls and other candidate selection processes, information and awareness campaigns for the general public on balanced participation of women and men at all levels of political and public life.