Examples of using For alternative development programmes in English and their translations into Arabic
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reaffirming the need for alternative development programmes.
Accordingly, a meeting of donors was to be held shortly in Brussels, under the auspices of the Inter-American Development Bank, the Inter-American Commission for Drug Abuse Control and the European Union, to raise additional funds for alternative development and also for prevention and rehabilitation. The possibility of exchanging debt for alternative development programmes was also being explored.
She supported the work of the Commission on Narcotic Drugs on the draft declaration on the guiding principles of demand reduction and felt that the draft declaration on strengthening international cooperation for alternative development programmes could be a good basis for discussion at the next session of the Commission.
that reported receiving technical assistance for alternative development programmes in the reporting period 1998-2000 and 17 States(14 per cent of respondents)
member States needed to be devoted, inter alia, to the establishment of rehabilitation centres to facilitate the treatment of drug-dependent persons, capacity-building for the judiciary and support for alternative development programmes.
it was noted that more attention and resources needed to be devoted by donors and member States to, inter alia, the establishment of rehabilitation centres to facilitate the treatment of drug-dependent persons, capacity-building for the judiciary and support for alternative development programmes.
the principles enshrined in the Action Plan on International Cooperation on the Eradication of Illicit Drug Crops and on Alternative Development, Resolution S-20/4 E. reaffirming the need for alternative development programmes that are sustainable, welcoming the achievements of some States on their way to eradicating illicit drug crops, and inviting all other States to make similar efforts.
Emphasizing equally the importance of supply reduction as an integral part of a balanced drug control strategy under the principles enshrined in the Action Plan on International Cooperation on the Eradication of Illicit Drug Crops and on Alternative Development, reaffirming the need for alternative development programmes that are sustainable, welcoming the achievements of some States on their way to eradicating illicit drug crops, and inviting all other States to make similar efforts.
Action Plan on International Cooperation on the Eradication of Illicit Drug Crops and on Alternative Development, Resolution S-20/4 E. reaffirming the need for alternative development programmes that are sustainable, welcoming the achievements of some States on their way to eradicating illicit drug crops, and urging all other States to make similar efforts.
reaffirming the need for alternative development programmes that are sustainable,
The need to develop and secure funding for alternative development programmes was noted.
The inclusion of gender mainstreaming was also seen as relevant for alternative development programmes.
(d) Increased access of affected countries to advisory services and technical assistance for alternative development programmes, including preventive alternative development, and the development of a sustainable livelihoods strategy.
UNODC has also continued promoting the use of best practices and the sharing of experiences and has continued to assist States in identifying and securing resources for alternative development programmes.
In this regard, UNODC has continued to play its role of a catalyst, with a view to fostering stronger political commitment and increased support for alternative development programmes on the part of the entire international development community.
(d)(i) Increased access of affected countries to advisory services and increased international assistance to affected countries to provide them with financial and technical assistance for alternative development programmes, including preventive alternative development and the implementation of a sustainable livelihood.
(m) States affected by illicit drug crop cultivation are urged to develop development schemes or take advantage of existing ones such as debt-swaps and free trade arrangements and to explore the possibility of increasing national financing for alternative development programmes;
to provide them with financial and technical assistance for alternative development programmes, including preventive alternative development, and the implementation of a sustainable livelihood".
(d)(i) Increased access of affected countries to advisory services and increased international assistance to affected countries to provide them with financial and technical assistance for alternative development programmes, including preventive alternative development and the implementation of a sustainable livelihood(Countries with access to advice and assistance).
Percentage of States reporting international cooperation for alternative development and programmes to eradicate illicit narcotic crops.