Examples of using Technical advisory support in English and their translations into Arabic
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The core of its work was providing technical advisory support which consisted of raising awareness of the importance of space-based information for disaster management and emergency response; advising Governments on how to use space-based information; guiding international policies on disaster management and emergency response; and bringing together space communities and disaster management communities.
(c) In Beijing: a programme officer to lead the activities of the UN-SPIDER office in Beijing and coordinate technical advisory support to Member States, two senior experts to support the technical advisory support activities(provided by the Government of China as non-reimbursable loans) and a team assistant to assist with the administrative tasks of the office.
(c) In Beijing: a programme officer to manage the activities of the UN-SPIDER office in Beijing and coordinate technical advisory support to Member States, two senior experts to organize the technical advisory support activities(provided by the Government of China as non-reimbursable loans) and a team assistant to assist with the administrative tasks of the office.
thus ensuring that the programme is in a position to provide the necessary technical advisory support to Member States in 2010 and 2011.
In addition to inter-country and regional-level initiatives, the Eastern and Southern Africa Regional Office will continue to give priority technical advisory support to offices preparing new country programmes, as well as to new UNICEF offices in the region and offices requiring particular support in programme development and implementation to support the achievement of the mid-decade goals.
Technical advisory support and the expansion of the regional support offices network and services on the knowledge portal of UN-SPIDER contributed to the efforts of the beneficiary Governments to reduce their vulnerability and increase their resilience to disasters.
The Committee recommends that the Secretariat continue to provide, upon request of Member States, technical advisory support in the areas of enhancing the quality of personnel in the public sector; reinforcing governance and public administration systems and institutions; and fostering transparency and accountability, as well as reconstructing public administration in post-conflict countries and situations of decentralized governance.
This includes technical advisory support to 4 countries(Ghana, Indonesia, Malawi and Viet Nam), follow-up activities for 10 countries supported in the previous biennium by offering technical advisory support(Bangladesh, Cameroon, Dominican Republic, Fiji, India, Mozambique, Myanmar, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Sudan) and support to 10 additional countries(Bhutan, Cambodia, China, Iran(Islamic Republic of), Kenya, Nepal, Pakistan, Peru, Thailand, Turkey).
Technical advisory support is one of the main activities of UN-SPIDER at the national level, providing Member States with assistance that can include technical advisory missions by experts from space and disaster management agencies from other countries and relevant international and regional organizations and institutions; technical advice to national institutions by means of meetings, teleconferences and videoconferences; direct cooperation between national institutions and providers of space-based information and solutions; and help in accessing space-based information to enhance emergency response.
In 2012, the UN-SPIDER programme reached the established target by providing technical advisory support to 25 countries, in the form of technical advisory missions to 5 countries(Cape Verde, Mozambique, Myanmar, Solomon Islands and Tonga), continuing support to 11 countries supported in the previous biennium(Bangladesh, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Fiji, Ghana, India, Malawi, Nigeria, Samoa, Sri Lanka and Sudan) and support for 9 new countries(Burundi, Chad, Congo, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Gabon, Indonesia,
Starting in 2009 UN-SPIDER began to find ways to provide technical advisory support to Central America, either facilitating the activation of international mechanisms such as the International Charter on Space and Major Disasters; facilitating access to imagery provided by the Water Center for the Humid Tropics of Latin America and the Caribbean(CATHALAC), based in Panama City; the National Disaster Reduction Centre of China or the German Aerospace Center(DLR); or providing support through technical advisory missions and capacity-building activities.
In 2013, the UN-SPIDER programme reached the established target by providing technical advisory support to 24 countries, in the form of technical advisory support/missions to 4 countries(Ghana, Indonesia, Malawi and Viet Nam), follow-up activities for 10 countries supported in the previous biennium by offering technical advisory support(Bangladesh,
(a) In Vienna: the programme coordinator, a programme officer responsible for outreach and capacity-building activities, a programme officer responsible for coordinating technical advisory support to Member States(who will be transferred to the UN-SPIDER office in Beijing in January 2011 to lead the activities of the recently inaugurated office), an associate expert(provided by the Government of Austria) to support outreach activities, emergency response support
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Technical advisory support activities carried out in 2013.
Strengthening UN-SPIDER technical advisory support and follow-up activities.