Examples of using Institutional and technical capacity in English and their translations into Arabic
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The report of the workshop also stated that there is a lack of institutional and technical capacity to assess public awareness needs relating to the causes
Stakeholders should identify ways to enhance institutional and technical capacity for coordination, decision-making and monitoring related to mainstreaming as well as to streamline work aimed at catalysing cooperation and coordination at the regional and global levels through existing delivery mechanisms.
He stressed the importance of a level-playing field in order to build effective partnerships for development, and UNCTAD ' s role in building institutional and technical capacity in that regard was important.
There is a need to promote the full and meaningful participation of developing countries in international standard-setting processes, design new standards in a transparent and inclusive way and strengthen institutional and technical capacity in developing countries to facilitate compliance with new standards in export markets.
The report provides an overview of the recent progress in statistics development among countries in the Asia and Pacific region, including the key trends in the institutional and technical capacity development of national statistical systems.
Following the signing of a memorandum of understanding with the Commission of the African Union, the United Nations Population Fund(UNFPA) approved a cooperation project agreement, aimed at strengthening the Commission ' s institutional and technical capacity.
This will include assistance to the Timorese in developing an electoral system, including its legal and regulatory framework, and building Timorese institutional and technical capacity to hold elections and sustain an electoral system.
Develop institutional and technical capacity to identify needs for the implementation of Article 6, to assess the effectiveness of Article 6 activities and to consider the linkages between Article 6 activities and other commitments under the Convention, such as technology transfer and capacity-building;
There was consensus on the need to create a comprehensive United Nations approach to security sector reform, accompanied by the necessary institutional and technical capacity at Headquarters and the field.
Many developing countries, however, lack sufficient institutional and technical capacity and the resources adequately to assess risk, make substantial progress on collection and treatment, and establish comprehensive waste management systems.
Because of a lack of financial resources and the often inadequate institutional and technical capacity, developing countries had few, if any, alternatives to the energy systems now in use.
UNFPA has worked with the Mona Campus of the University of the West Indies to develop a multidisciplinary modular Diploma in Population and Development, which will foster institutional and technical capacity in the region at the executive and operational levels.
The full realization of the potential of criteria and indicators as tools for sustainable forest management is constrained in many countries, especially developing countries and countries with economies in transition, by insufficient political support, financial resources, and institutional and technical capacity.
As awareness has grown that the institutional and technical capacity weaknesses in African countries are constraints to promoting growth and poverty reduction, there have been increasing efforts by OECD and non-OECD countries to channel assistance to capacity-building.
By the end of the period covered by the plan, it is expected that the programme will have increased institutional and technical capacity at the national and local levels to elaborate, execute, monitor and evaluate shelter and sustainable human settlements programmes to implement the Habitat Agenda, and through it the objectives of Agenda 21, at the local level.
Through its global network of collaborating national and international centres, GEMS/Water can support and help increase the institutional and technical capacity of developing countries and countries with economies in transition to monitor water quality, thus facilitating the integration of water quality concerns into national and transboundary resource planning and sustainable development.
They can be summarized as follows: the need to strengthen institutional and technical capacity for the analysis and interpretation of data and forecasting; the need for more effective interaction among stakeholders; and gaps in the availability of data, information and knowledge, including on good practices and lessons learned with regard to the application of tools.
These efforts are expected to contribute to increased institutional and technical capacity at the national and local levels to elaborate, execute, monitor and evaluate shelter and sustainable human settlement programmes to implement the Habitat Agenda and through it the objectives of Agenda 21 at the local level.
satisfaction of only a few simple preconditions: the existence of a rudimentary regulatory and supervisory framework over the takers of deposits, and a minimum of institutional and technical capacity to carry out the currency-issuing and credit-extending functions, and to collect and interpret limited monetary information.
In view of the need to strengthen support and capacity at the subregional level and the need to increase the institutional and technical capacity of countries in areas which have been assigned a high priority by the membership of ECLAC, the Committee recommends the acceptance of these proposals.