Examples of using In the planning and implementation in English and their translations into Arabic
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A number of international financial institutions have included free, prior and  informed consent in  their policies in  order to ensure indigenous peoples ' participation in  all stages of a project cycle, not only in the planning and implementation but also in the  management of resources.
Through its integrated disarmament, demobilization and  reintegration unit, UNMIS continued to work with the  parties to create momentum in the planning and implementation of the  long delayed multi-year disarmament, demobilization and  reintegration programme for the  Sudan.
Sustainable development in the  Arctic, the  quality of the  population ' s life and  health, and  national security can be secured only if climate change is taken into account in the planning and implementation of human activity in the  polar regions.
Furthermore, this extensive piece of research will help all in the  statutory and  nonstatutory sectors who have a role to play in  promoting and  protecting health in the planning and implementation of their educational, promotional and  preventative initiatives in  relation to smoking.
Urges organs, organizations and  bodies of the  United Nations system to ensure the  active participation of women in the planning and implementation of programmes for sustainable development, and  requests Governments, in the  context of General Assembly resolution 47/191 of 22 December 1992, to consider nominating women as representatives to the  Commission on Sustainable Development;
Recalls its decision 492(LIV) and  paragraphs 215(c), 216 and  217 of the  Accra Accord regarding the  need for more coherence in the planning and implementation of technical cooperation programmes and  more interdivisional coordination of technical assistance programmes and  activities, including streamlining through the  use of thematic clusters and  programmes;
Participants in the  Symposium were selected on the  basis of their academic qualifications and  on the  basis of their professional working experience in  space technology development or their involvement in the planning and implementation of small-satellite programmes of relevant governmental organizations, international or national agencies, non-governmental organizations,
Participants in the  Symposium were selected on the  basis of their academic qualifications and  on the  basis of their professional working experience in  space technology development or their involvement in the planning and implementation of small satellite programmes of relevant governmental organizations, international
BCPR and  BDP are already being consulted closely in the  preparation of the  new regional programme and  RBA will continue to promote a cross-practice approach in the planning and implementation of regional projects and  advisory services in  support to more coherent and  effective interventions.
role of the  Senior Overseas Property Officer(P-5), as well as the  importance of drawing upon lessons learned and  expertise accumulated in the planning and implementation of the  capital master plan at Headquarters.
Requests the  Office of the  United Nations Security Coordinator to continue to play a central role in  promoting increased cooperation and  collaboration among agencies, funds and  programmes in the planning and implementation of measures aimed at improving staff security training and  awareness and in  strengthening the  Inter-Agency Security Management Network, and  calls upon all relevant United Nations agencies, funds and  programmes to support these efforts;
Taking note of Economic and  Social Council decision 1992/255 of 20 July 1992, in  which the  Council requested United Nations bodies and  specialized agencies to ensure that all technical assistance financed or provided by them was compatible with international instruments and  standards applicable to indigenous people, and  encouraged efforts to promote coordination in  this field and  greater participation of indigenous people in the planning and implementation of projects affecting them.
Taking note of Economic and  Social Council decision 1992/255 of 20 July 1992, in  which the  Council requested United Nations bodies and  specialized agencies to ensure that all technical assistance financed or provided by them was compatible with international instruments and  standards applicable to indigenous peoples, and  encouraged efforts to promote coordination in  this field and  greater participation of indigenous peoples in the planning and implementation of projects affecting them.
Takes note with concern of the  decrease in the  overall contribution, as indicated in  chapter I of TD/B/WP/262, to UNCTAD trust funds, calls on developed countries and  other development partners in  a position to do so to make multi-year contributions to UNCTAD technical cooperation, in  order to increase predictability in the planning and implementation of the  relevant technical assistance programmes, and  underlines the  relevance of non-earmarked trust funds;
Stresses, further, that effective participation of people in  civic, social, economic and  political activities is essential in  order to achieve the  eradication of poverty and the  promotion of social inclusion; in  this regard, Governments should increase participation of citizens and  communities in the planning and implementation of social integration policies and  strategies aimed at achieving poverty eradication, social integration and  full employment and  decent work for all;
Taking note of Economic and  Social Council decision 1992/255 of 20 July 1992, in  which the  Council requested United Nations bodies and  specialized agencies to ensure that all technical assistance financed or provided by them was compatible with international instruments and  standards applicable to indigenous people, and  encouraged efforts to promote coordination in  this field and  greater participation of indigenous people in the planning and implementation of projects affecting them.
Stresses, further, that effective participation of people in  civic, social, economic and  political activities is essential in  order to achieve the  eradication of poverty and the  promotion of social inclusion; in  this regard, Governments should increase participation of citizens and  communities in the planning and implementation of social integration policies and  strategies aimed at achieving poverty eradication, social integration and  full employment and  decent work for all;