Examples of using For population and development in English and their translations into Arabic
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Indicator reflecting increased role of the private sector in the mobilization of resources for population and development.
The private sector has an important role to play in the mobilization of resources for population and development and in the monitoring of population expenditures.
Recipient countries should ensure that international assistance for population and development activities is used effectively to meet national population and development objectives so as to assist donors to secure commitment to further resources for programmes.
We have also been supporting, since 1988, the establishment of scientific partnerships for training and research in the framework of our Centre for Population and Development, which encompasses all French demographic research institutions and our research partners from the South.
Kenya National Survey for Persons with Disabilities published in March 2008 by the National Coordinating Agency for Population and Development revealed that about 67% of persons with disabilities had a primary education and 19% attained a secondary education.
recipient countries should ensure that international assistance for population and development activities is used effectively to meet national population and development objectives so as to assist donors in securing further commitments on resources for implementing the Programme of Action.
The findings and conclusions of the operational review suggest a new framework for population and development beyond 2014 built on five thematic pillars: dignity and human rights; health; place and mobility; governance and accountability; and sustainability.
Efforts should also be made to supplement the resources available for population projects in the Latin American and Caribbean region, which lagged far behind in the allocation of financial resources for population and development on a concessional basis.
Partnerships at the international regional and national level-- between Governments, international organizations and all elements of civil society, including youth, indigenous populations and non-governmental organizations-- are critical for creating an enabling environment for population and development.
The main purpose of the conference was to take stock of the progress made towards implementing the Programme of Action, to identify persistent and emerging issues and to set the regional agenda for population and development for the twenty-first century.
Under the leadership of AAII ' s Chairman and the supervision of UNFPA, a Steering Committee representing eight African nations was formed to prepare for the establishment of a Network of African Islamic Organizations for Population and Development in Dakar, Senegal in February, 2004.
AAII Chairman met with Secretary General Kofi Annan and the UNFPA Executive Director Thoraya Ahmed Obaid in June, 2004 at United Nations Headquarters in New York to discuss the importance of establishing a network of Islamic organizations for population and development.
the partnership between Governments, international institutions, non-governmental organizations and the private sector should be strengthened in implementing the existing programmes for population and development, as well as in identifying new areas of cooperation.
At the forty-seventh session of the Commission for Population and Development in April 2014, which marked the twentieth anniversary of the Conference, the regional commissions informed Member States of key outcomes of the regional conferences and forums.
Action Canada for Population and Development(ACPD) recommended Canada ratify the ICRMW, and Amnesty International(AI) called for ratification of the above-mentioned and the CED.
A series of four symposiums on population issues were organized by the Office during the General Assembly in collaboration with the Partners for Population and Development, an intergovernmental organization having observer status in the General Assembly and focusing on South-South cooperation.
Preliminary results of the analysis of resource flows for population and development suggest an increase in funding for all four areas of the" costed population package" of the ICPD Programme of Action.
At the interregional level, such assistance was primarily for population and development activities, although support was also provided for NGO-executed reproductive health and advocacy projects.
At the programme level, national capacity-building for population and development and transfer of appropriate technology and know-how to developing countries, including countries with economies in transition, must be core objectives and central activities for international cooperation.
Countries with economies in transition should receive temporary assistance for population and development activities in the light of the difficult economic and social problems these countries face at present.