Examples of using Mine-action in English and their translations into Arabic
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The United Nations has a general responsibility for enabling and encouraging the effective management of mine-action programmes, including the development and maintenance of standards.
The United Nations Office for Project Services plays a critical role in serving as a bridge, from emergency initiatives to development projects and continuous coordination of mine-action activities.
Funds and material resources provided by Governments and multilateral partners are the foundation of support for financing and implementing activities that fall under the mine-action umbrella.
UNDP continues to co-chair the Board of Donors for the mine-action programme in Bosnia and Herzegovina and to provide capacity-building support to the national Mine Action Centre.
Casualty levels had declined, vast areas of suspect lands had been deemed mine free and national capacity to manage mine-action programmes had been increased.
Several funding mechanisms exist for receiving and disbursing funds provided by donors to support and implement mine-action programmes.
The mine-action component of the programme provided for the training of 24 Somali Mine Action Centre staff in" Somaliland".
To promote this process, and to enhance transparency, the United Nations Mine Action Service has prepared a portfolio of mine-action projects.
Promote ratification and implementation of the Ottawa Convention to ban land mines, and build national capacity for comprehensive mine-action programmes, ensuring application of standards and appropriate technologies;
(d) Mine-action capacity-building. UNDP will continue to build national capacity for integrated, sustainable national and local mine-action programmes;
UNOPS will be instrumental in providing the continuity of implementation required for mine-action programmes.
The establishment of a reliable and self-sustaining national mine-action capacity still depends on technical and financial assistance from the international community.
UNICEF commissioned a study of lessons learned in its global mine-action activities for the period 1993-2003(objectives 4.2 and 4.5).
The mine-action rapid response will be integrated in the civilian deployment capacity and will consist of both fixed and optional components.
In that connection, Senegal supports the planned creation of a United Nations mine-action fund, which would be financed by a tax on the manufacture and production of weapons and weapons systems.
Under the auspices of the mine-action centre the various component parts of the integrated mine-clearance programme are implemented.
Certain elements of mine-action programmes, such as technical assessments, surveys and specific training tasks, are of limited duration and require expertise and equipment.
Objective 3.6 A plan for United Nations support to mine-action cooperation among countries with mine-affected communities, developed and initiated by 2003.
Objective 4.6 Systematic approach adopted for the evaluation of United Nations mine-action programmes and the application of lessons learned and best practices by United Nations-supported programmes.
(b) Mine-action response mechanisms are maintained to enable assets to be deployed to establish and support peacekeeping operations in response to Security Council mandates.