Examples of using Programme of reform in English and their translations into Arabic
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The assessment of the ongoing efforts to carry out the Secretary-General ' s programme of reform during 1998-1999 highlighted the impact it had on creating unity of purpose and coherence of efforts, and strengthening the Organization ' s capacity to attain its aspirations.
The two-track programme of reform submitted to us by the Secretary General adds, in our view, a comprehensive and useful thrust in the reform and transformation of this world body.
The framework and proposals described in this document are also designed to support the programme of reform of the Secretary-General as presented in his report entitled" Strengthening of the United Nations:
Furthermore, policies that affect different aspects of the desired performance will have to be coordinated and applied together as a package or as a programme of reform, so that they reinforce each other in the process of attaining the desired development outcomes.
UNDP, as funder and manager of the resident coordinator system, and the Administrator, as chair of the United Nations Development Group(UNDG), play a crucial role in the programme of reform initiated by the Secretary-General in 1997.
In addition, two operations were approved by the Bank in May 1995(all on soft IDA terms) in support of the Government ' s far-reaching programme of reform in the enterprise, banking and social sectors.
Furthermore, policies that affect different aspects of economic performance have to be applied together as a package or as a programme of reform, so that they reinforce each other in the process of realizing the outcomes of development.
It is therefore urgent for the Transitional Government to make a renewed effort to speed up the programme of reform in this sector, the success of which should guarantee peace and the future stability of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
In consequence, it was essential to enhance the resources available for peacekeeping operations, and to implement as rapidly as possible the programme of reform submitted the previous year, in order to upgrade the professionalism and effectiveness of peacekeeping operations.
Member States had a role to play in evaluating the criteria for the selection of candidates, which were key to the success of the programme of reform.
in direct response to operational, organizational and strategic changes envisaged as a result of the Secretary-General ' s programme of reform.
The creation of the Development Account resulted from the implementation of action 21 of the Secretary-General ' s reform package, presented in his report entitled" Renewing the United Nations: a programme of reform"(A/51/950 and Add. 1-7).
The pursuit of common premises and the expansion of shared administrative services available to country-level representations was part of the agenda of the Secretary-General ' s programme of reform from the outset.
The report was prepared as follow-up to the analysis of the United Nations University(UNU) in the Programme of Reform proposed by the Secretary-General(A/51/950) and endorsed by the General Assembly in its resolutions 52/12 A and B of 12 November 1997.
In addition, two operations totalling $99 million(all on soft IDA terms) were approved in May 1995 to support the Government ' s programme of reform in the enterprise, banking and social sectors.
NEPAD is an example of a regionally owned programme of reform that is integral to working towards attainment of the Millennium Development Goals and the implementation of the Monterrey Consensus.
The budgetary implications of the programme of reform dealt with in the report before the Committee amounted to a reduction of $12,702,700 in relation to the proposed programme budget.
The creation of the Development Account was proposed as action 21 of the reform package presented in the report of the Secretary-General entitled" Renewing the United Nations; a programme of reform"(A/51/950 and Add.1-7).
The technical meeting on Central Asia ' s transit transport links with world markets held in Ankara, Turkey, from 7 to 9 November 1995 outlined a programme of reform designed to improve transit transport systems in Central Asia.
The technical meeting on the transit transport links of Central Asia with world markets, held at Ankara from 7 to 9 November 1995, outlined a programme of reform designed to improve transit transport systems in Central Asia.