Examples of using Best practices and lessons learned from in English and their translations into Arabic
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Encourages, within UNCTAD ' s available resources, the development of a policymaking tool for entrepreneurship development in developing countries and countries with economies in transition, based on policy frameworks and core indicators and taking into account best practices and lessons learned from other relevant intergovernmental institutions and stakeholders.
Combat Desertification should fully support the implementation of that Convention, the promotion of the exchange of knowledge on best practices and lessons learned from global and regional cooperation in combating desertification, land degradation and drought should be encouraged.
Taking into account the best practices and lessons learned from previous liquidating missions, such as the United Nations Mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina, described in the report of the Board of Auditors A/58/5(Vol. II, chap. II), the Mission proposes a six-month liquidation period rather than the three-month period envisaged initially.
(e) That developing countries with extensive expertise in alternative development, including preventive alternative development, play a significant role in promoting best practices and lessons learned from alternative development programmes, and invites them to continue sharing those best practices with States affected by illicit crop cultivation, including those emerging from conflict;
Also recalling its resolution 52/6, entitled" Promoting best practices and lessons learned for the sustainability and integrality of alternative development programmes", in which it requested the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, in collaboration with relevant international bodies, to continue promoting best practices and lessons learned from alternative development programmes in various countries.
The Convention reflects a number of best practices and lessons learned from anti-corruption initiatives over the years: without a comprehensive
The Committee recommends acceptance of this proposal to provide an integrated approach to the development of peace operations doctrine and policy, thereby capturing best practices and lessons learned from the evaluation of mission performance in implementing mandates and ensuring proper training(see also paras. 87-88 above);
To derive best practices and lessons learned from JMACs in the field with a view to developing guidelines and training content for the implementation of the policy directive, in December 2006 the Department of Peacekeeping Operations conducted a workshop with the chiefs of JMACs of the seven missions that have such centres.
(e) Collaborating with regional organizations that can take a leadership role in the development of regional implementation plans in the Latin America and the Asia-Pacific regions, while in the meantime incorporating best practices and lessons learned from the progress made in the implementation plan for the Africa region;
Also recognizes the significant role played by developing countries with extensive expertise in alternative development in promoting best practices and lessons learned from such programmes, and invites them to continue sharing those best practices with States affected by illicit crop cultivation, including those emerging from conflict, with a view to using them, where appropriate, in accordance with the national specificities of each State;
Further recognizes the significant role played by developing countries with extensive expertise in alternative development in promoting best practices and lessons learned from such programmes, and invites them to continue sharing those best practices with States affected by illicit crop cultivation, including those emerging from conflict, with a view to using them, where appropriate, in accordance with the national specificities of each State;
It would request the Secretary-General, as a matter of priority, to strengthen the capacity of UNODC to collect information and report biennially, starting in 2012, on patterns and flows of trafficking in persons at the national, regional and international levels in a balanced, reliable and comprehensive manner, in close cooperation and collaboration with Member States, and share best practices and lessons learned from various initiatives and mechanisms.
Recognizing the significant role played by countries with extensive expertise in alternative development, including preventive alternative development, as appropriate, in promoting best practices and lessons learned from such programmes, and inviting them to continue sharing those best practices with States affected by illicit crop cultivation, including States emerging from conflict, with a view to using them, as appropriate, in accordance with the national specificities of each State.
capacities to ensure that the UNIFIL expansion, deployment and additional mandated responsibilities were conducted with and supported by sufficiently dedicated capabilities, employing best practices and lessons learned from contemporary military planning and strategic guidance.
Request the Secretary-General, as a matter of priority, to strengthen the capacity of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime to collect information and report biennially, starting in 2012, on patterns and flows of trafficking in persons at the national, regional and international levels in a balanced, reliable and comprehensive manner, in close cooperation and collaboration with Member States, and share best practices and lessons learned from various initiatives and mechanisms;
Requests the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, as appropriate, in collaboration with relevant international bodies, to continue promoting best practices and lessons learned from the above-mentioned programmes, including by organizing an international conference on that topic in 2010, and invites Member States and other donors to provide extrabudgetary contributions for that purpose in accordance with the rules and procedures of the United Nations;
Recognizes the significant role played by developing countries with extensive expertise in alternative development, including preventive alternative development, in promoting best practices and lessons learned from such programmes, and invites them to continue sharing those best practices with States affected by illicit crop cultivation, including those emerging from conflict, with a view to using them, where appropriate, in accordance with the national specificities of each State;
Since the Stockholm Convention is the only one of the three conventions that has a financial mechanism, the discussion will begin with consideration of Stockholm Convention-specific issues, followed by discussions on how to extend best practices and lessons learned from the financial mechanism of the Stockholm Convention to the efforts to promote sustainable financing under the Basel and Rotterdam conventions.
Also recognizes the significant role played by developing countries with extensive expertise in alternative development in promoting best practices and lessons learned from such programmes, and invites them to continue sharing those best practices with States affected by illicit crop cultivation, including those emerging from conflict, with a view to using them, where appropriate, in accordance with the national specificities of each State;
(b) Request the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, as appropriate, in collaboration with relevant international bodies, to continue promoting best practices and lessons learned from the programmes mentioned in that draft resolution including by organizing an international conference on that topic in 2010, and invite Member States and other donors to provide extrabudgetary contributions for that purpose in accordance with the rules and procedures of the United Nations.