Examples of using Assessing and monitoring in English and their translations into Arabic
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In conclusion, he expressed his belief that the Seminar would stake out common ground for assessing and monitoring the implications of regional integration arrangements for trade and development and the mutual trading system and that a stimulating and thought-provoking outcome could prepare the ground for successful work on regional integration issues at UNCTAD IX.
For instance, the Directorate General(DG) Research funded new projects such as DESURVEY(surveillance system for assessing and monitoring of desertification) and DG Regio(regional policy), in the framework of international cooperation of national administrative regions, and also funded several activities through the Interreg(interregional cooperation in the EU) programme(among them, DesertNet).
The OIOS audit focused on the Department ' s internal controls in assessing and monitoring the budgets of special political missions for the 10 field missions in group 3, for which all 165 additional posts had been requested.
Break-out groups then convened on cross-cutting ACE issues, including: synergies and linkages among ACE-related international frameworks; mainstreaming ACE into NDCs and national adaptation plans; assessing and monitoring ACE; the role of non-party stakeholders in implementing ACE; and international cooperation, partnerships, and funding.
(iii) Ad hoc expert groups: assessing and monitoring progress on human and social development in African countries(2); regional meeting to review progress towards the Millennium Development Goals in African countries(1); the role of subnational jurisdictions in achieving the Millennium Development Goals in Africa(1); youth employment opportunities in Africa(1);
In the context of the restructuring of the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights and the establishment of the Vice-Ministerial Office for Human Rights and Access to Justice, the Directorate General for Human Rights was tasked with designing, proposing, leading, coordinating, assessing and monitoring policies, plans and programmes for the protection and promotion of human rights and international humanitarian law.
Five ad hoc expert group meetings: youth employment opportunities in Africa(2009); assessing and monitoring progress on human and social development in African countries(2008, 2009); regional meeting to review progress towards the MDGs in African countries(2009); the role of subnational jurisdictions in achieving the MDGs in Africa(2008);
The State also considers it a challenge to create information-processing mechanisms to produce continuing data on the state of health of indigenous, Afro-descendant and Montubio women and as tools for assessing and monitoring the health system to ensure quality, rights-based care.
Consultations with OHCHR field presences and assessment missions to Haiti and Liberia during the first half of 2009 helped developing a draft operational framework on the practical use of existing human rights monitoring tools in assessing and monitoring the specific human rights standards and principles most relevant to policies, particularly in the poverty reduction context.
reviewing implementation of The Strategy;(c) reviewing Parties ' contributions to the implementation of the Convention; and(d) assessing and monitoring CRIC performance and effectiveness.
The proper registration and documentation of refugees and asylum-seekers are not only important for assessing and monitoring assistance needs.
The project aims to develop a standardized, commonly accepted and operational information system based on Earth observation technology to support national and regional authorities of Annex IV countries in reporting to the UNCCD and assessing and monitoring desertification and its trends over time.
While continuing to provide regional comparable statistics and indicators needed for assessing and monitoring progress achieved in sustainable development in the ESCWA region, during the biennium 2000- 2001, the subprogramme will concentrate on upgrading these services to better respond to the renewed and growing interest in statistics and indicators covering a wide range of economic, social and, for the first time, environmental concerns associated with sustainable development.
The General Assembly will continue to play a major role in assessing and monitoring progress in Africa and make necessary recommendations, mainly through the work of the Open-ended Ad Hoc Working Group on the Causes of Conflict and the Promotion of Durable Peace and Sustainable Development in Africa, as well as through the preparatory process for the final review and appraisal of the United Nations New Agenda for the Development of Africa in the 1990s.
attended the meeting and stated that the operationalization of a sustainable green revolution in Africa must address land degradation including by reclaiming degraded/dry lands and using to its fullest extent the only existing legally binding international treaty on land issues(the Convention) which could assist countries in assessing and monitoring progress made in that regard.
Urges Member States, where appropriate, to develop national responses to address the issue of drug-affected driving, by assessing and monitoring the magnitude of this phenomenon at the national level and by exchanging information and best practices on effective responses, including through engagement with the international scientific and legal communities, while respecting the principles of human dignity and physical integrity and relevant ethical considerations;
The Executive Secretary attended the meeting and made a statement in which the key message was that the operationalization of a sustainable green revolution in Africa must address land degradation including by reclaiming degraded/dry lands and using to its fullest extent the only existing legally binding international treaty on land issues, UNCCD, which can assist countries in assessing and monitoring progress made in this regard.
methodology to produce statistics to monitor climate change; better coordination among partners at the national and international levels working on statistics for assessing and monitoring climate change; improved capacity of countries to develop monitoring systems;
After two years of systematic mobilization and persistent technical refinement in which UNICEF played an active role along with UNDP and UNFPA, the“20/20” initiative was adopted at the World Summit for Social Development as a legitimate and useful instrument for guiding, assessing and monitoring overall official development assistance and national budgetary allocations to basic social programmes.
In that context, presentations at the session reviewed the role of the Arab Water Council in enhancing regional coordination, as well as capacity-building activities of Tunisian institutions for improving water resource management and adaptation to climate change, capacity-building efforts in Lebanon for assessing and monitoring environmental hazards and the sustainable management of natural resources and efforts in Morocco to strengthening end user capacities for improving water resource management and climate change adaptation.