Examples of using Better integrated in English and their translations into Arabic
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Capacity development is a key concern of developing countries seeking to become better integrated in the global economy by increasing the competitiveness of their private sector, enhancing the ability of their policymakers to formulate policy and negotiate, and strengthening training and research institutions.
UNFCCC, Parties need capacity to formulate better integrated projects and programmes for funding by mechanisms like the Global Environment Facility(GEF).
enterprise resource planning system in 2014 with the aim of: transforming its operations into a smarter, better integrated set of processes and systems, enhancing its ability to provide efficient operational support to partners, and providing a more fitting system for the International Public Sector Accounting Standards(IPSAS) it adopted in 2012.
The general objective of a new set of international guidelines on urban and territorial planning would be to recommend a set of national, regional and city policies for more compact, socially inclusive, better integrated and connected cities and territories fostering sustainable urban development and resilient to climate change.
Strategic result: City, regional and national authorities have implemented policies, plans and designs through a participatory process including all different actors, such as civil society and poor people, for more compact, better integrated and connected cities that foster equitable sustainable urban development and are resilient to climate change.
solidarity in support of national efforts, as well as to guarantee access to quality foods which are rich in nutrients, in order to advance, with a human face and social inclusion, towards better integrated and inclusive societies in a globalized world.
By its resolution 24/3, the Governing Council requested the Executive Director of UN-Habitat, in consultation with the Committee of Permanent Representatives, to initiate the elaboration of international guidelines on urban and territorial planning that would provide a global framework for improving policies, plans and designs for more compact, socially inclusive, sustainable, better integrated and connected cities and territories.
Though the Council initiated work on developing an integrated approach to the implementation of the conference outcomes by focusing on their common themes since 1995, further efforts are required to steer the United Nations development system towards both more sustained and better integrated follow-up action.
the imperative for Central Africa to demonstrate further" commitment, political will, respect for decisions[collectively] taken, solidarity, with a view to building a safer, stronger, more stable, better integrated and more prosperous Central Africa".
Recalling the objective of focus area two, urban planning and design, of the UN-Habitat Strategic Plan 2014-19, that is"… to improve policies, plans and designs for more compact, socially inclusive, better integrated and connected cities that foster sustainable urban development and are resilient to climate change, at the city, regional and national levels".
In concluding his visit to Argentina, the Director of the UNHCR Bureau for the Americas applauded the willingness shown by the Argentine Government to move swiftly to implement the Refugee Recognition and Protection Act and to continue exploring ways to help the refugee population become better integrated in Argentine society.
What is envisaged is a global team of empowered and responsible staff who meet the highest standards of efficiency, competence and integrity; have the requisite skills, are versatile, adaptable and mobile; and are better managed and better integrated as a team, working with mutual trust and respect and committed to the cause of the United Nations.
Requests the Executive Director of the United Nations Human Settlements Programme in consultation with the Committee of Permanent Representatives to initiate the elaboration of international guidelines on urban and territorial planning that will provide a global framework for improving policies, plans and designs for more compact, socially inclusive, sustainable, better integrated and connected cities and territories and to present the draft guidelines to the Governing Council at its twenty-fifth session for approval;
Based on positive gains from recent experiences, UNCTAD should make its relationship with civil society more systematic and better integrated with intergovernmental processes so as to maximize the benefit derived from cooperation with all components of civil society, and in particular to enhance the value added and the result-orientation of this cooperation for the benefit of UNCTAD ' s work and that of member States.
Recalling the objective of focus area two, urban planning and design, of the United Nations Human Settlements Programme strategic plan for 2014-2019, namely, to improve policies, plans and designs for more compact, socially inclusive, better integrated and connected cities that foster sustainable urban development and are resilient to climate change, at the city, regional and national levels.
The first version of a global, integrated assessment will, inevitably, have shortcomings. It will be for future iterations, in the light of an evaluation of both products and process of the first cycle, to address these shortcomings and to produce ever better integrated assessments. Future cycles will enable the tools
Military, civilian police and other components must be better integrated.
Secondly, peacekeeping operations needed to be better integrated.
They must be better integrated in the innovation process.
