Examples of using Between population and development in English and their translations into Arabic
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In view of the link between population and development, on the one hand, and the impact of population on economic and social activity, on the other, UNDP has worked in close collaboration with the United Nations Population Fund(UNFPA) in assisting Non-Self-Governing Territories in their preparation for the International Conference on Population and Development, to be held at Cairo in 1994.
While there is evidence of collaboration within the Division in preparing some outputs, such as the World Population Monitoring report, more reliance on interdisciplinary approaches and task forces and greater collaboration with other units within the Department of Economic and Social Affairs is needed to further improve the quality of the assumptions underlying projections and to enhance understanding of the interrelationship between population and development.
In view of the link between population and development, on the one hand, and the impact of population on economic and social activity, on the other, UNDP has worked in close collaboration with the United Nations Population Fund(UNFPA) in assisting Non-Self-Governing Territories in their preparation for the International Conference on Population Development, to be held at Cairo in 1994.
(a) That the revitalized Commission on Population and Development, as a functional commission assisting the Economic and Social Council, should, in addition to the functions set out in paragraph 23(c) of General Assembly resolution 49/128, review the findings of research and analysis pertaining to the interrelationship between population and development at the national, regional and global levels and advise the Council thereon;
At its thirtieth session, the Commission stressed the importance of continuing the basic work of the Population Division of the United Nations Secretariat on the crucial underpinnings of population estimates and projections; basic population trends and issues, including fertility, mortality, migration and patterns of rural and urban population change; the evolution of population policies; and understanding of the links between population and development(Commission resolution 1997/3).
At its thirtieth session, the Commission stressed the importance of continuing the basic work of the Population Division of the Secretariat on the crucial underpinnings of population estimates and projections; basic population trends and issues, including fertility, mortality, migration and patterns of rural and urban population change; the evolution of population policies; and understanding of the links between population and development(Commission resolution 1997/3).
has surpassed the 7 billion milestone, raised awareness of the interlinkages between population and development and spurred discussion of the implications of population growth, migration and other population dynamics in relation to development in the context of Botswana.
At its thirtieth session, the Commission stressed the importance of continuing the basic work of the Population Division of the Secretariat on the crucial underpinnings of population estimates and projections; basic population trends and issues, including fertility, mortality, migration and patterns of rural and urban population change; the evolution of population policies; and understanding of the links between population and development(Commission resolution 1997/3, see E/1997/25, chap. I. C).
In order to improve further the quality of estimates and projections, to enhance understanding of the interrelationships between population and development and to promote substantive linkages among the various sections, the Population Division should develop task forces or joint projects and encourage interdisciplinary approaches to foster collaboration between the Division and other units within the Department of Economic and Social Affairs and other programmes and agencies, including collaboration on technical assistance(see paras. 3, 25, 43, 46, 48 and 49 above).
In pursuit of the objective, the Division will promote the agreements and goals of the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development as well as the key actions for the further implementation of the Programme of Action, coordinate interaction and exchange experiences in monitoring their status and make contributions by generating up-to-date specialized information on the interrelationship between population and development for use in the adoption of appropriate social and economic policies and decisions.
Stresses, in the context of the reform of the United Nations system and the restructuring and revitalization of the intergovernmental process, the importance of continuing the basic work of the Population Division of the United Nations Secretariat on the crucial underpinnings of population estimates and projections; basic population trends and issues, including fertility, mortality, migration, and patterns of rural and urban population change; the evolution of population policies; and understanding of the links between population and development;
The interrelationships between population and development.
Table 2. Interrelationships between population and development.
(ii) Studies on the interrelationships between population and development;
It merely indicates general interrelationships drawn between population and development.
Figure XVII. Macro and micro linkages between population and development.
(ii) Studies on the interrelationships between population and development;
(a) Tapping the synergy between population and development initiatives.
Strategies for promoting the link between population and development proved less successful.
The New Agenda recognized the close links that exist between population and development.