Examples of using Fund programme activities in English and their translations into Arabic
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The proposed resource growth of $351,400 was not enough, and he noted with concern the indication in paragraph 12.6 of the proposed programme budget that Fund programme activities had been budgeted at $75 million for the biennium 1998-1999.
Requests the Executive Director to prepare, in consultation with the Committee of Permanent Representatives, for the biennium 2012- 2013 a programme of work consisting of Environment Fund programme activities, giving appropriate consideration to the current progress and respective future prioritization of each subprogramme;
(b) The redeployment of the Resource Mobilization Unit from the management and administrative support costs budget to the Fund programme activities budget, resulting in the abolition of seven posts(three Professional and four General Service posts);
Sustainable Cities Programme and associated areas included in the programme of work: Environment Fund programme activities for the biennium 1996-1997.
Based on the availability of resources, the Executive Director issued an allocation for 2002 for Fund programme activities at the level of 95 per cent of appropriations approved by the Governing Council, and 80 per cent for the support budget.
Requests the Executive Director to prepare, in consultation with the Committee of Permanent Representatives, for the biennium 2010- 2011 a programme of work consisting of Environment Fund programme activities amounting to an indicative figure of 140 million United States dollars;
Notes with concern that contributions in 1992 and pledges for 1993 have not only fallen short of the target established by the Council but that they will be insufficient to finance the Fund programme activities approved by the Council at its sixteenth session;
Also authorizes the Executive Director to prepare for the biennium 2002- 2003 a programme of work consisting of Fund programme activities of 120 million dollars, and requests the Executive Director to include in each separate draft decision to be presented in relation to the programme of work for 2002- 2003, a cost estimate for the activities proposed;
(a) The redeployment of telecommunications and electronic services and the Mercure system from the management and administrative support costs budget to the Fund programme activities budget, resulting in the abolition of eleven management and administrative support costs posts(five Professional and six General Service posts);
By its decision 19/22, the Governing Council approved a Fund programme activities budget of $75 million, or 17 per cent lower than the budget originally approved for the biennium 1996-1997($90 million), and a management administrative support costs budget of $28.5 million.
In its decision 17/32 of 21 May 1993 on the Environment Fund, the Governing Council noted with concern that contributions in 1992 and pledges for 1993 had not only fallen short of the annual target established by the Council but that they would be insufficient to finance the Fund programme activities approved by the Council at its sixteenth session.
By its decision 22/20, the Governing Council requested the Executive Director to prepare for the biennium 2006- 2007 a programme of work consisting of Environment Fund programme activities of $120 million and to adapt, if necessary and in consultation with the Committee of Permanent Representatives, that amount based on actual experience with the pledged and paid contributions.
However, of greater significance and concern is the $11.0 million decline in the general-purpose balance with no margin available for funding programme activities, which must increasingly rely on future earmarked, voluntary, income.
High priority was given to strengthening existing, and forging new, strategic partnerships at different levels, covering programme formulation, implementation and evaluation, support to capacity-building, and funding programme activities.
Accordingly, and in the context of the present report, no assessment could be made on the exact impact of the two-pronged cost-recovery proposals on core and non-core funded programme activities, and thus on the consistency and alignment of the approved cost-recovery methodology with General Assembly resolution 67/226.
This newly funded programme activity, along with new contributions from Japan to UNODC integrated capacity-building and regional cooperation in the areas of law enforcement, criminal justice, drug control, crime and terrorism prevention in the Sahel and maritime security in the Gulf of Guinea, are expected to lead to a significant increase in
Paragraph 26 reflected the conclusion of the Advisory Committee on the Programme of Assistance that voluntary contributions had not proven to be an adequate method for funding Programme activities specified in the report and in General Assembly resolution 67/91, in particular the United Nations Regional Courses in International Law and the United Nations Audiovisual Library of International Law, and recognized the need to provide more reliable funding for those activities. .
Takes note of the revised allocations for 1992-1993 Fund programme activities; UNEP/GC.17/16.
Approves the revised appropriation for Fund programme activities in 1996-1997 to 63.5 million dollars;
III. Programme of work: revised appropriation for Fund programme activities in 1996-1997 and appropriation for Fund programme activities in 1998-1999.