Examples of using In programme planning and implementation in English and their translations into Arabic
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(g) Secure technical expertise for gender equality in programme planning and implementation;
The findings of such evaluations should be utilized in programme planning and implementation.
WHO and UNESCO have regional offices with important operational roles in programme planning and implementation.
Delegations noted the importance of institutionalizing the use of lessons learned in programme planning and implementation.
The findings of such evaluations should be utilized in programme planning and implementation(see para. 100);
Duplication, overlap and inefficiencies had too often been the expensive result of a lack of coordination in programme planning and implementation.
(a) promoting a more integrated approach to disaster risk reduction in development programming, most importantly in programme planning and implementation;
UNDP should continue the mandatory allocation of funds and improve capacities for systematic application of gender policies in programme planning and implementation.
Based on the above analysis, suitable strategy for agricultural sector and key sub-sector should integrate gender concerns in programme planning and implementation.
In some cases there were delays in the delivery of assistance to beneficiaries, indicating deficiency in programme planning and implementation(see para. 90).
The need for good cooperation within the humanitarian cluster and the need to emphasize risk assessment and risk mitigation in programme planning and implementation were underlined.
Emphasis should be given, for example, to strengthening technical and financial cooperation, to ensuring gender- sensitive planning and policy-making, and to mainstreaming women ' s issues further in programme planning and implementation.
Requests the Secretariat to promote a culture of evaluation throughout the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, to mainstream the use of relevant monitoring and evaluation tools in programme planning and implementation, to provide adequate training, as appropriate and within available resources, to staff at the headquarters of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime and its field offices, and to report to the Commission at its reconvened fifty-fourth session on measures planned and taken in this regard;
Requests the Secretariat to promote a culture of evaluation throughout the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, to mainstream the use of relevant monitoring and evaluation tools in programme planning and implementation, to provide adequate training, as appropriate and within available resources, to staff at the headquarters of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime and its field offices, and to report to the Commission at its reconvened twentieth session on measures planned and taken in this regard;
The objective for programme support, therefore, is to ensure quality and accountability in UNEP programme planning and implementation, and in the associated management of financial, human and information technology resources and partnerships to achieve the results set out in the programme of work and budget and the medium-term strategy.
Objective: To ensure quality and accountability in UNEP programme planning and implementation, and in the associated management of financial, human and information technology resources and partnerships to achieve the results set out in the programme of work and the medium-term strategy.
Professional work-months constitute the main input for programme planning and implementation in the United Nations.
Objective: To ensure quality and accountability in overall UNEP programme planning and implementation and in its management of financial, human and information technology resources.
The new structure does not mean that any of the major environmental issues will receive less attention in the programme planning and implementation, but rather it implies that they will be strategically addressed through appropriate mechanisms.
Members of the Working Group stressed the importance of agencies being able to participate collaboratively from an early stage, both in crisis management/problem resolution and in regular programme planning and implementation.