Examples of using Multiple actors in English and their translations into Arabic
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Numerous civil society organizations supported UN-Habitat in implementing global initiatives, including for the Global Land Tool Network, which involves multiple actors.
Moreover, the implementation of strategies and policies requires effective coordination of efforts(often involving multiple actors) for the realization of human rights.
OHCHR provides dedicated transitional justice programmes at the country level; conceptual and policy support at headquarters; and partnerships with multiple actors, including national authorities, national human rights institutions, civil society and other United Nations departments and agencies.
More broadly, UN-Women continued to strengthen partnerships with multiple actors to influence global agendas and enhanced its role as the global advocate for women ' s rights with successful communication initiatives, including through social media.
Multiple actors have a role in implementing and monitoring such financing regimes, including governments, multilateral lenders, regional development banks, United Nations entities, traditional development assistance institutions and the private sector.
Funding decisions in domestic and international private sectors are inherently dispersed among multiple actors, and the delivery of international public funds is also highly fragmented, despite efforts at coordination.
OHCHR provides dedicated transitional justice programmes at the country level; conceptual and policy support at headquarters; and partnerships with multiple actors, including national authorities, national human rights institutions, civil society and other United Nations departments and agencies.
But presently this is problematic as the Inspectors were informed that where multiple actors conduct investigations, no statistics are kept as to human and financial resources allocated to various investigative activities throughout the organization.
Long-term investments in programmes that combine several strategies, bringing together multiple actors to address the many causes and consequences of violence against women and girls in a coherent manner, are crucial.
It was first tested in the Unite for Children, United against AIDS initiative, launched in 2005, which has leveraged ideas, resources and action from multiple actors.
At the same time, with multiple actors involved in a range of humanitarian, security and development activities, the challenge of ensuring a coherent and integrated response is daunting.
The present report is submitted in support of General Assembly resolution 59/296, in section VI, paragraph 5, of which the Assembly stressed the need for increased cooperation and coordination between multiple actors both within and outside the United Nations.
On the other hand, the increasing complexity of peacekeeping mandates requiring the development of complex new financial arrangements involving multiple actors, also present new budgeting and financial challenges.
It highlights the human rights implications for multiple actors in the policymaking, implementation and review cycle, as well as the need for robust enforcement mechanisms and international assistance and cooperation.
Moreover, the Committee reiterates that it recognizes the importance of integrated approaches to help multiple actors address complex problems in a coherent manner(see A/61/937, para. 22).
for the budgeting and financial management of approved funds and requires the development of complex new financial arrangements involving multiple actors.
This past year, in the case of Libya, we witnessed the difficulties of collaboration when the Security Council and the African Union disagreed on a common approach and strategy; a situation compounded by the multiple actors that offered to mediate and the plethora of road maps that were announced as solutions to the crisis.
The report of the Secretary-General was submitted pursuant to General Assembly resolution 59/296, section VI, paragraph 5, in which the Assembly stressed the need to strengthen cooperation and coordination in the area of disarmament, demobilization, reinsertion and reintegration between multiple actors, both within and outside the United Nations system, and the importance of a clear description of their respective roles.
Yet development outcomes require complex sets of interventions by multiple actors.
As detailed in chapter V above, there are a number of activities supported by multiple actors.