Примеры использования Intended beneficiaries на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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While management is responsible for providing reliable information that results are achieved and have an impact on the intended beneficiaries, the Division for Oversight Services will focus on providing an assurance on the effectiveness,
both in terms of programme areas and intended beneficiaries, while always aiming to protect the interests of the poor
equitable access, they should be clearly targeted to the intended beneficiaries and aligned with rural development strategies.
This will include the representatives of: governments, the intended beneficiaries(poor communities where extra legality is a predominating phenomenon),
representatives of the poor/intended beneficiaries in the consultative process e.g.,
marginalization and of other intended beneficiaries of development programmes should be intentionally included and empowered.
have had little success in reaching the intended beneficiaries: individuals without collateral
the results to be achieved, the intended beneficiaries and the time-frame within which to implement the activities.
Social and economic research is clearly needed to enable programmes to take into account the views of their intended beneficiaries, especially women,
support measures whose intended beneficiaries are households
Potential or intended beneficiaries of the NPO may sue an organization if their rights are violated
Centre guidelines call for project designers to consult directly project stakeholders and intended beneficiaries of all projects that the Centre assists in designing, without regard for whether
resilience reach intended beneficiaries particularly in the local level in a timely,
However, the trade impact and the extent to which a measure with other intended beneficiaries also benefits service suppliers cannot be discarded a priori and requires further assessment.
some country programmes have recognized that capacity-building activities also need to move closer to the intended beneficiaries of technical cooperation activities, as part of attempts to empower them.
including intended beneficiaries, obstacles encountered
described as the need for accountability to the intended beneficiaries of cooperation, and to their respective citizens,
a key dimension is ensuring that monitoring and evaluation are adequate to assess whether the innovative intervention achieves the desired outcomes for its intended beneficiaries.
positive changes for its intended beneficiaries.
it also leads to different approaches to selecting the intended beneficiaries and mechanisms of transfer,