Examples of using Efficiency and coherence in English and their translations into Arabic
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Mr. Gass(Switzerland) recalled that Member States had pledged in the 2005 World Summit Outcome to enhance the relevance, effectiveness, efficiency and coherence of its operational activities, to which end it was necessary to strengthen linkages between the normative work of the United Nations and its operational activities and to strengthen the role of the senior United Nations resident official.
Finally, as part of a continuing effort to ensure efficiency and coherence in communications, the United Nations Communications Group(UNCG) brings together United Nations system organizations, including funds, programmes and specialized agencies, with the Department of Public Information of the United Nations Secretariat and the Executive Office of the Secretary-General.
the United Nations system to streamline the rule of law activities listed in the inventory in order to avoid unnecessary duplication and overlap with mechanisms that already exist and to promote synergy, efficiency and coherence among the various actors.
The participants in the Ministerial Conference had also adopted 25 measures to prevent terrorism and strengthen international cooperation to fight it, and had invited all States to adopt those measures to impart greater efficiency and coherence to their efforts and to facilitate practical cooperation.
The Advisory Committee recalls that the General Assembly, in its resolution 63/260, encouraged the Secretary-General to enhance the coordination of the United Nations development system with a view to ensuring greater synergies, effectiveness, efficiency and coherence of efforts in the delivery of its social, economic and development mandates and requested him to report on the implementation of the resolution in the context of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2012-2013.
The Advisory Committee recalls that the General Assembly in its resolution 63/260 encouraged the Secretary-General to enhance the coordination of the United Nations development system with a view to ensuring greater synergy, effectiveness, efficiency and coherence of efforts in the delivery of its social, economic and development mandates and requested him to report on the implementation of the resolution in the context of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2012-2013.
review processes of the UNSF should rethink the processes by which they perform their planning and monitoring role, so as to simplify and strengthen the planning process to enable the United Nations system to deliver on the system-wide mandates of the United Nations organizations with enhanced effectiveness, efficiency and coherence.
strengthening international environmental governance: creating a strong, credible and accessible science base and policy interface; developing a global authoritative voice for environmental sustainability; achieving effectiveness, efficiency and coherence within the United Nations system; securing sufficient and predictable funding; and ensuring a responsive and cohesive approach to meeting the needs of countries.
Some of those recommendations, notably those on achieving effectiveness, efficiency and coherence, were accepted by CEB entities and the UNEP Governing Council/Global Ministerial Environment Forum, and the proposal endorsed at the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development that UNEP formulate United Nations system-wide strategies on the environment to fulfil its coordination mandate in the United Nations system.
We also emphasize that increasing the financial contributions to the United Nations development system is key to achieving the internationally agreed development goals, including the Millennium Development Goals, and in this regard we recognize the mutually reinforcing links among increased effectiveness, efficiency and coherence of the United Nations development system, achieving concrete results in assisting developing countries in eradicating poverty and achieving sustained economic growth and sustainable development.
(a) Recognize the need for substantial and sustained increase of non-earmarked funding for operational activities for development of the United Nations system, including core resources and other non-earmarked voluntary contributions for funds and programmes, as well as assessed contributions for specialized agencies, thus supporting and responding to improvements in results-based management and efforts towards greater effectiveness, efficiency and coherence, as well as accountability and transparency of the United Nations development system;
IV. UNDP coordination for effectiveness, efficiency, and coherence.
UNDP support to strengthening United Nations effectiveness, efficiency, and coherence.
There have been repeated calls by all development partners for greater effectiveness, efficiency, and coherence on the part of the United Nations system, and of development partners as a whole, to ensure that development cooperation becomes more efficient and effective in supporting programme countries in achieving national development goals and human development objectives.
Encourages the Secretary-General, in his capacity as Chairman of the United Nations System Chief Executives Board for Coordination, to enhance the coordination of the United Nations development system with a view to ensuring greater synergies, effectiveness, efficiencies and coherence of efforts in the delivery of its social, economic and development mandates;
Encourages the Secretary-General, in his capacity as Chairman of the United Nations System Chief Executives Board for Coordination, to enhance the coordination of the United Nations development system with a view to ensuring greater synergies, effectiveness, efficiencies and coherence of efforts in the delivery of its social, economic and development mandates;
United Nations reform in order to strengthen the Organization ' s effectiveness, efficiency and coherence.
Thematic contributions support the efforts of UNICEF to enhance accountability and transparency, results-based management, and the effectiveness, efficiency and coherence of operations.
They recognize the mutually reinforcing links among increased effectiveness, efficiency and coherence of the United Nations development system for sustainable development(ibid., paras. 93-94).
The effectiveness, efficiency and coherence of operational activities for development should be enhanced, as well as their financing, in middle-income countries in general and Latin America in particular.