Examples of using Greater complementarity in English and their translations into Arabic
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As the Under-Secretary-General for Internal Oversight Services had remarked, those bodies took different approaches; however, their collaboration should reflect the need to ensure greater complementarity among their respective programmes of work.
It is in that context that we would like to reaffirm our total support for the Arab Maghreb, which remains an incontrovertible strategic choice and an ambitious project for the people of the region in their aspirations to greater complementarity and solidarity.
and facilitating greater complementarity and coherence"(A/51/950, para. 29).
This report will be considered by the Commission, together with the reports mentioned in paragraph 13 above, with a view to elaborating policy recommendations aimed at ensuring effective collaboration and greater complementarity of activities of intergovernmental organizations, both within and outside the United Nations system.
have been streamlined and simplified considerably to achieve greater complementarity and synergy in giving practical shape to programme areas of Agenda 21.
The aim in establishing these Executive Committees was to sharpen the contribution that each entity makes to the overall objectives of the Organization by reducing duplication of effort and facilitating greater complementarity and coherence.
Greater complementarity between UNDAF and the World Bank ' s Country Assistance Strategy has been sought and two countries have been selected as pilots in 1998.
A new statute, modelled on the statutes of other United Nations centres, would facilitate greater complementarity with UNIDO, while allowing ICS to better fulfil its objectives
Specific modalities for achieving greater complementarity between the Bretton Woods institutions and the other organizations of the United Nations system could be pursued in the context of the work on the policy framework papers and the country strategy notes.
increasing coherence within the United Nations development system, as well as greater complementarity between the United Nations organizations with different mandates.
In endorsing the revised programme structure, the Commission emphasized the need to take into account the ongoing process of United Nations reform to avoid duplication by concerned organizations and to ensure greater complementarity in their programmes and activities.
The consolidation and strengthening of the Department of Political Affairs has enabled management to devote more time to providing strategic guidance and ensuring greater complementarity with other United Nations departments and agencies and interaction within and between the divisions.
reorganized substantially to achieve greater complementarity and synergy in giving practical shape to the programme areas of Agenda 21.
As part of the reform process of the Secretary-General, UNDP has been actively working with other UNDG members in curbing duplication of efforts and facilitating greater complementarity and coherence in development activities under the simplification and harmonization initiative.
The Executive Committee on Economic and Social Affairs, established by the Secretary-General in 1997 as part of his programme for reform, aims, as do the other executive committees, to reduce duplication of effort and facilitate greater complementarity and coherence between each unit of the Organization.
With a view to providing a comparative perspective for greater complementarity in monitoring the right to education,
The Executive Committee of Economic and Social Affairs(ECESA) is an inter-agency process which aims at sharpening the contribution that each United Nations entity in the economic and social field makes to the overall objectives of the Organization by reducing duplication of effort and facilitating greater complementarity and coherence regarding economic and social affairs.
If the Government concerned so desires, consideration should be given to achieving greater complementarity between the policy framework papers and country assistance strategies on the one hand,
If the Government concerned so desires, consideration should be given to achieving greater complementarity between the policy framework papers and country assistance strategies on the one hand,
In spite of consultations between the regional commissions and UNDP on preparation of the Regional Cooperation Framework and an ongoing policy dialogue, and in spite of the approval of joint key flagship projects in each region in the past two years, there still is room for greater complementarity in carrying out these types of activities.