Examples of using That data collection in English and their translations into Arabic
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Workshop participants noted that data collection on international migration in countries of the ESCWA region was deficient and could not be used to generate the type of statistics recommended by the United Nations.
The Statistics Division is working with the Department for Policy Coordination and Sustainable Development so that data collection from national statistical services may be coordinated and national reporting burdens minimized.
Her delegation agreed that data collection for informing policies and programmes to help migrants was important and she asked the Special Rapporteur to suggest strategies to increase the participation of hard-to-count migrant populations in data collection efforts.
needed to measure an indicator is available through existing data sources and monitoring programmes or that data collection can occur through existing programmes.
ITC acknowledges that data collection is necessary, although the practicalities
Several States of western Europe reported that data collection has also been improved through the early warning system for new synthetic drugs, the European Police Office(Europol) database system on seizures of Ecstasy
Stresses that data collection, analysis and evaluation of the results of ongoing national and international policies are essential tools for further developing sound, evidence-based drug control strategies, and therefore encourages Member States to further develop and institutionalize monitoring and evaluation tools and to utilize existing available data to exchange and share information at all levels;
The view was expressed that data collection should not be conducted primarily by fishing vessels,
Stresses that data collection, analysis and evaluation of the results of ongoing national and international policies are essential tools for further developing sound, evidence-based drug control strategies, and therefore encourages Member States to further develop and institutionalize monitoring and evaluation tools and to utilize existing available data to exchange and share information at all levels;
On strengthening the capacity of meteorological and hydrological services to collect, analyse, interpret and disseminate weather and climate information to support implementation of NAPAs, it was underscored that data collection is fundamental in building an information and knowledge base to support the analysis and decision-making process for adaptation.
It was pointed out that data collection and information exchange were addressed in articles 27-29 of the Convention, which covered building capacity for data collection to enable law enforcement authorities to adequately perform their functions in combating transnational organized crime and to assess trends in organized crime, the circumstances in which organized crime operated and the groups and technologies involved.
Stresses that data collection, analysis and evaluation of the results of ongoing national and international policies are essential tools for further developing sound, evidence-based drug control strategies, and therefore encourages Member States to further develop and institutionalize monitoring and evaluation tools and to utilize existing available data, including from drug testing laboratories, to exchange and share information at all levels;
Recalling General Assembly resolution 60/178 of 16 December 2005, in which the Assembly stressed that data collection, analysis and evaluation of the results of ongoing national and international policies were essential tools for further developing sound, evidence-based drug control strategies and encouraged Member States to further develop and institutionalize monitoring and evaluation tools and to utilize existing available data to exchange and share information at all levels.
In addition, you will assure that data collection and analysis adapt when project activities are re-oriented.
(a) Ensure that data collection and processing adequately meet scientific assessment requirements and support management objectives;
OIOS notes that data collection was limited to input from United Nations agencies.
Social Affairs) said that data collection was essentially the responsibility of Governments.
The Committee remains particularly concerned that data collection on offences under the Optional Protocol is limited and fragmented.
This delegation felt that data collection received too much emphasis;
It is crucial that data collection methodologies and monitoring and evaluation frameworks are user-friendly and based on bottom-up consultative processes.