Examples of using Governance in English and their translations into Arabic
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There is a need to continue to encourage periodic reporting by States parties and to reinforce the centrality of human rights in governance and national development planning.
negatively impacting growth, eroding the revenue base of Governments and undermining governance capacities.
In a dangerous new era of intractable conflict compounded by population growth, urbanization, climate change, and food, water and energy insecurity, the world lacked governance capacity.
Long-term peace and stability in Somalia lay in the establishment of effective governance based on a process of inclusive political dialogue and reconciliation.
Regional technology centres. The regional technology centres will be responsible for harmonizing ICT services across the regions, institutionalizing governance and implementing the strategy.
(c) Enhanced capacity of member States to adopt good economic governance practices and standards for improved public sector management and service delivery.
With the concurrence of the Governments concerned, assistance can be provided in pre-conflict stages: in the governance, economic and social recovery, human rights and humanitarian fields.
OIOS/IAD closed the recommendation(AR2009/160/02, Audit of governance aspects of security management in UNHCR- December 2009).
In April 2004, UNIDIR participated in a conference in Abuja on the challenges of security sector governance in Africa, which was co-hosted by the Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution and the Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces.
Our experience has clearly shown the importance of transparent and effective governance, establishing the rule of law in both the judicial and the economic sectors, as well as efficiently combating corruption and organized crime at the national and regional levels.
Emphasizing that inclusive political dialogue, respect for the rule of law, democratic governance, the participation of women in peacebuilding, respect for human rights, justice, accountability and economic development are necessary for a lasting peace in the Central African Republic.
They cover the governance of operational activities; funding and resources for development; the functioning of the resident coordinator system; programming and implementation modalities; monitoring and evaluation; and the harmonization of administrative activities
In 2003, the peace and governance programme implemented a wide range of research, policy analysis, capacity development and dissemination activities; the year saw the completion and dissemination of a number of long-term projects and the launching of several new projects.
Sustained strengthening of the security sector institutions will depend in part on the continued commitment of Government leaders and of the personnel of those institutions to respect human rights, the rule of law and democratic governance principles.
Those governance entities have been addressing the risk identified by the Board of Auditors regarding the need for a" total view of current information
The governance structures and operations of the Bretton Woods institutions-- one dollar basically gives one vote-- also do not reflect the developmental aspirations and strategic priorities of the developing countries and the changing global economic realities.
to bring governance to the global space.
It decided to establish an open-ended intergovernmental working group to discuss and prepare recommendations, to be presented to the Commission at its fifty-second session, on how to improve the governance structure and financial situation of the Office.
the dialogue may focus on the development of an electoral code of conduct and a governance pact, without undermining a broader dialogue that would include discussions on the country ' s structural problems at all levels.
(c) Terms of reference outlining the governance mechanism applied to the United Nations security management system as approved by High-Level Committee on Management at its meeting in September 2001(see para. 5 of the framework for accountability).
