Examples of using Delegations commented in English and their translations into Arabic
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Delegations commented on the compilation document and provided guidance for the zero draft outcome document.
Several delegations commented favourably on the quality of the report and commended it for being analytical, concise and informative.
Delegations commented positively on the progress in simplification and harmonization through the United Nations Evaluation Group(UNEG).
Delegations commented on the report on the UNIFEM financial situation, the proposals made by the Associate Administrator and the evaluation report.
Delegations commented on the steady increase in funding needs, and there was a call for a detailed analysis of the Global Needs Assessment(GNA) process.
Numerous delegations commented on the proposed programme. Several appreciated the focus on rural areas and welcomed UNFPA ' s efforts to strengthen the status of women.
A number of delegations commented on the" Delivering as one" initiative, which they said was a promising tool for better results at the country level.
Delegations commented on the fact that the report did not cover coordination in humanitarian assistance, and one speaker specifically requested information on preventive measures.
Several delegations commented that the section on the situation of children and women should have included a reference to
Delegations commented that this review had afforded an opportunity to appreciate the achievements, challenges and potential of small island developing States in the thematic cluster.
Delegations commented that fifth cycle programmes seemed to be surprisingly similar in focus and questioned whether that was a true reflection of national priorities.
Numerous delegations commented on the mixed fundraising results: individual pledge giving
Delegations commented on the criteria for appropriate partnerships, including a rational basis for selecting partners, an emphasis on practical and tangible results, evaluation and timely adjustment.
Many delegations commented favourably on the report and appreciated the very broad range of issues and situations covered.
Delegations commented on issues that were common to UNDP, UNFPA and UNOPS, as well as those specific to each of the three organizations.
Several delegations commented on evaluation methodologies, encouraging the wider use of participatory methods involving programme beneficiaries, including children.
Several delegations commented on the MTR for Mozambique, in which their local representatives had participated.
Several delegations commented favourably on the quality of the documents provided to the Executive Board and of the Executive Director ' s presentation.
Delegations commented on the importance of further mainstreaming gender equality into the work of the organization, including the development of gender equality tools and measuring mechanisms.
Some delegations commented that they felt that the UNICEF process responded more closely to what they would hope to see in place for UNFPA.