Examples of using Multi-year commitments in English and their translations into Arabic
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said that many countries continued to be reluctant to undertake multi-year commitments.
In table 1, for donors that submitted multi-year commitments in 2010, all revenue has been recognized in 2010 in accordance with the contribution revenue policy, effective 2010.
The resolutions also urge countries in a position to do so to substantially increase their voluntary contributions and, if possible, to contribute in the form of multi-year commitments in order to improve the predictability of resources.
It is hoped that in the next biennium there will be further progress in that regard, in terms of an increase in both the number of donors providing multi-year commitments and the number of years covered by such commitments. .
Urges Member States, when legislative and budgetary provisions allow, to make financial contributions to development-related activities of the United Nations system in the form of multi-year commitments in order to improve the predictability of resources;
I appeal to donors to continue providing multi-year commitments that match the needs identified in the recovery and development programme, in accordance with the Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness and the Accra Agenda for Action on aid effectiveness.
The resolutions urge countries in a position to do so to substantially increase their voluntary contributions and, to contribute in the form of multi-year commitments in order to improve the predictability of resources.
18 countries made multi-year pledges, with five countries using the multi-year commitments previously communicated as a baseline from which to increase their contributions.
In a similar vein, the Water Supply and Sanitation Collaborative Council launched the Global Sanitation Fund in 2008 during the International Year of Sanitation, encouraging donors to make multi-year commitments to facilitate long-term financial planning.
The Millennium Development Goals Gap Task Force has suggested ways to deliver ODS more effectively, including through multi-year commitments for programmable assistance and full alignment with national development and inclusive growth strategies.
to core resources and, for those in a position to do so, to provide multi-year commitments and payment schedules at the pledging event held at the first regular session of the Executive Board.
Very significantly, at least three countries have set a clear precedent in 2000 and 2001 of using the multi-year commitments previously communicated as a floor from which to make increases in subsequent years.
The total number of donors reduced from 182 in 2007 to 150 in 2010(of which 46 donors made multi-year commitments for 2010 and beyond).
The framework for thematic funding reflects the tenets of the Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness, as well as the principles of Good Humanitarian Donorship, such as country ownership, harmonization, alignment with partner countries ' priorities, systems and procedures, and multi-year commitments.
More generally, the absence of multi-year commitments from a number of key donors points to a trend for concern in the level of core contributions in the years ahead.
Greater effort needed to be placed on increasing donor contributions and obtaining additional multi-year commitments to ensure that the target of United States dollars($)500 million is reached by 2008 so that the Fund becomes sustainable in the longer run.
On the other hand, a shorter planning duration could encourage some donors to make multi-year commitments to UNDP, which they were not able to do for the very long planning period in the current IPF system.
A few Member States have opted to make multi-year commitments, and other Member States are encouraged to do the same
Significantly, a number of donors also agreed to make multi-year commitments while others have made second-year contributions, which will help ensure the long-term sustainability of the Fund.
Observing that paragraph 23 was the most important paragraph in document DP/FPA/1998/CRP.2, the delegation stated that its country was prepared to make multi-year commitments and was also prepared to commit itself to certain levels of contributions.