Examples of using Service frameworks in English and their translations into Arabic
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While proceeding with the formulation and implementation of integrated programmes and country service frameworks, UNIDO has also developed a limited number of thematic initiatives to provide specialized assistance to developing countries and countries with economies in transition in meeting particularly pressing development needs.
While integrated programmes and country service frameworks should remain the core of UNIDO '
At the end of 2001, there were 44 approved integrated programmes(not including the country service frameworks for China and India), covering 40 countries with a total value of $257.1 million.
Since the adoption of the Business Plan in 1997, the integrated programmes and country service frameworks had helped to enhance the industrial capacity of developing countries by addressing the needs of recipient countries and interlinking those needs with the priorities of donor countries.
Regarding the five new projects within the integrated programmes and the Country Service Frameworks(CSFs), the Group advocated the fine-tuning of performance indicators in the interests of more objective evaluation of industrial performance projects.
advantage of China ' s technology, resources and expertise in the implementation of integrated programmes and country service frameworks, in the context of South-South cooperation.
Mr. MOONESINGHE(Sri Lanka), speaking on behalf of the Asian Group, which associated itself with the Group of 77 and China, said that the integrated programmes and country service frameworks should be further strengthened, given their importance in promoting sustainable industrial development.
The Group of 77 and China therefore encouraged the Secretariat to continue its efforts to mobilize extrabudgetary funds for UNIDO ' s technical cooperation activities, particularly the implementation of the integrated programmes and country service frameworks.
Increased approval of integrated programmes(IPs) and country service frameworks(CSFs) should not be an end in itself
With regard to the methods of delivery of its technical cooperation services, UNIDO is in the process of developing a set of thematic initiatives to supplement the existing modalities of integrated programmes, country service frameworks and stand-alone projects.
Counterpart funding from UNIDO would have to be provided in a timely manner in order not to disrupt the gains made through the country service frameworks and integrated programmes in the developing and the least developed countries(LDCs).
Four years after the adoption of the integrated approach to country support, there were clear signs of progress in the effectiveness of integrated programmes and country service frameworks.
In formulating the MTPF for 2004-2007, UNIDO has also taken into account its own experience of delivering its technical cooperation services during the past five years through such mechanisms as integrated programmes and country service frameworks, individual projects, and thematic initiatives.
At the same time, it urged development partners to consider enhancing their contributions to UNIDO to fully meet the resource requirements for various integrated programmes(IPs) and Country Service Frameworks(CSFs) being implemented.
a note by the Secretariat on the status of the integrated programmes and country service frameworks(IDB.27/CRP.6).
The Group encouraged the Secretariat to continue its efforts and cooperation with all relevant stakeholders and specialized agencies in mobilizing extrabudgetary funds for the Organization's technical cooperation activities, particularly the implementation of integrated programmes and the country service frameworks.
are intended to supplement the integrated programmes, country service frameworks and stand-alone projects, and it is hoped
The Group urged the donor community to provide adequate funding for that priority area, which represented the core of UNIDO ' s work, and urged development partners to enhance their contributions to the integrated programmes and the Country Service Frameworks.
The Board had before it a report by the Director-General on the implementation of the medium-term programme framework, 2004-2007(IDB.29/12), a note by the Secretariat on the status of the integrated programmes and country service frameworks(IDB.29/CRP.8) and the documents mentioned under A to E below.
Due to a positive response from Member States, significant amounts from the unencumbered balances of appropriation relating to the bienniums 1992-1993, 1996-1997 and 1998-1999 were utilized for integrated programmes and country service frameworks.