Examples of using Coherence and complementarity in English and their translations into Arabic
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To ensure coherence and complementarity and avoid duplication with relevant work under the United Nations and other international institutions and arrangements, in particular the Basel Convention and the Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management;
Furthermore, achieving greater coordination, coherence and complementarity among related activities and/or improving linkages between them will also contribute to strengthening the United Nations system ' s organizational structure.
Furthermore, achieving greater coordination, coherence and complementarity among related activities and improving linkages between them will
The UfM Secretariat is playing an active role to foster synergies, coherence and complementarity between all actors involved in order to advance the agenda on women's empowerment in the Mediterranean.
Acknowledging the coherence and complementarity between the guidelines on access to basic services for all and the international guidelines on decentralization and the strengthening of local authorities adopted by its resolution 21/3 of 20 April 2007.
In resolution 57/270 B of 23 June 2003, the General Assembly recommended that greater coherence and complementarity between the work of the Second and Third Committees be promoted by such means as.
has been collaborating to ensure coherence and complementarity in its policy and operational work in the service of Member States. II. Challenges and benefits of cooperation.
An interregional preparatory meeting for all small island developing States will also be held to identify and develop input for the Conference, while maximizing coherence and complementarity with respect to other preparatory work.
Acknowledges the need to enhance further the effectiveness of the mechanisms dealing with or addressing racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance, with a view to achieving better synergy, coordination, coherence and complementarity in their work;
as well as for achieving greater synergies, coherence and complementarity of efforts.
This corresponds to a growing interest both within the United Nations and among intergovernmental organizations in working towards greater coherence and complementarity of policies, regulatory frameworks, and strategic approaches in respect of capacity building.
Notes that in many countries there is inadequate coherence and complementarity between national information and communications technology policies and national development and poverty reduction strategies and that, especially in the poorer rural areas, the potential of the Internet and information and communications technologies in general for promoting development has not yet been fully utilized;
Notes that in many countries there is inadequate coherence and complementarity between national information and communications technology policies and national development and poverty reduction strategies and that, especially in the poorer rural areas,
NAM believes that it may be useful if the President of the Assembly, consistent with General Assembly resolution 58/126, could discuss with the President of the Security Council for February 2006 the contents of the present letter in order to ensure increased coherence and complementarity between the Assembly and the Council.
are to meet the goal of universal access to prevention, treatment, care and support by the year 2010 through the establishment of adequately resourced national action plans, a comprehensive approach and coherence and complementarity among the various initiatives.
The Division will provide substantive secretariat support to the newly created Executive Committee on Economic and Social Affairs, the central objective of which is to achieve coherence and complementarity within the United Nations system, in particular with respect to normative and policy-oriented work in the area of development.
Treaty bodies may wish to draw upon the recommendations of other human rights treaty bodies and mechanisms in the drafting of the list of issues(prior to reporting), in the dialogue, and, where appropriate, in the concluding observations, so as to strengthen the coherence and complementarity of human rights mechanisms.
The Division will provide substantive secretariat support to the newly created Executive Committee on Economic and Social Affairs, the central objective of which is to achieve coherence and complementarity within the United Nations system, in particular with respect to normative and policy-oriented work in the area of development.
Coordination in the European context has been enhanced by the Fribourg Process, which has enabled structured dialogue between the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, Member States, regional and international organizations and non-governmental organizations to promote coherence and complementarity in crisis management and humanitarian action.
a regional preparatory meeting in each of the three regions of small island developing States, as well as an interregional preparatory meeting for all small island developing States, to identify and develop input for the Conference, while maximizing coherence and complementarity with respect to other preparatory work;