Examples of using In priority countries in English and their translations into Arabic
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While the primary focus is on Africa, the initiative will also be rolled out in priority countries in other regions.
Specifically, the programme will support and implement activities to assess the drugs-related HIV/AIDS situation globally and in priority countries and regions.
New comprehensive programmes are being established with UNICEF assistance to pursue Millennial targets in priority countries and ongoing programmes are being scaled up elsewhere.
UNHCR has also completed its global Minimum Operating Security Standards(MOSS) compliance survey exercise and is in the process of addressing shortfalls in priority countries.
Data collection and analytical capacities in priority countries have been strengthened further through the establishment of a network of Paris Pact national strategic analysts.
Through its years of WASH programming in priority countries, UNICEF has accumulated experience and expertise in hygiene promotion that can be readily shared with other countries. .
Through our diplomatic network, we work to develop our understanding of and influence on the drivers of policy in priority countries including government, industry and civil society.
The Measles Partnership, led by the American Red Cross, CDC, CIDA, the United Nations Foundation, UNICEF and WHO, has spearheaded efforts in priority countries of Africa.
To facilitate the partnership ' s implementation of resolution 56/3, an additional function was created within the Platform to enable multilayer mapping of partner activities in priority countries related to the Vienna Declaration.
Working towards measurable targets(for example, on comprehensive knowledge, HIV testing and condom use in young people) in priority countries will help to build greater accountability and leverage for results in reducing new infections.
Finally, the initiative has strengthened data collection and analytical capacities in priority countries, thus providing essential information for strategic planning and action, through the work of a team of national strategic analysts established in early 2007.
In priority countries where UNICEF supports a comprehensive WASH programme, UNICEF will contribute supplies to national emergency stockpiles as appropriate, and in other countries will advocate for the creation of stockpiles
Finally, the initiative will continue to strengthen data collection and analytical capacity in priority countries, thus providing essential information for strategic planning and action, thanks to the work of a team of Paris Pact national strategic analysts established in early 2007.
OHCHR and UNAIDS also provide the human rights treaty bodies with information on the background and status of the epidemic in priority countries, analyses of the links between HIV/AIDS and the core international human rights treaties, and identification of particular issues of concern.
OHCHR provides regular briefings to the United Nations treaty bodies, with information on the background and status of the epidemic in priority countries; analysis of the links between HIV/AIDS and the core international human rights treaties; and identification of particular issues of concern.
OHCHR and UNAIDS provide regular joint briefings to the United Nations treaty bodies, with information on the background and status of the epidemic in priority countries; analysis of the links between HIV/AIDS and the core international human rights treaties; and identification of particular issues of concern.
(b) Sustaining major successes and scaling up prevention and vaccination programmes as one of the most efficient tools to reduce child mortality, including the measles, polio, tuberculosis and tetanus campaigns, by ensuring sufficient funding, political commitment and conscientious implementation of control activities, especially in priority countries;
Welcomes the recognition, in the thematic evaluation, of the UNFPA Maternal Health Thematic Fund as a catalytic tool to facilitate evidence-based maternal health programming in priority countries, and encourages UNFPA to continue its work to better integrate the UNFPA Maternal Health Thematic Fund into its organizational structures and planning;
call for action to strengthen global inter-agency coordination so as to provide better support to country efforts for preparedness capacity development, support country leadership and activities in priority countries, strengthen flexible and inclusive inter-agency coordination
