Examples of using The rapid deployment in English and their translations into Arabic
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(a) The recent increase in the demands on logistics and procurement functions supporting peacekeeping operations, due primarily to the rapid deployment or expansion of six missions in the last two years;
No new mission was established by the Security Council during the period that required the rapid deployment of a police capacity within 7 days.
Canada has submitted a study on ways to improve the rapid deployment of military and civilian United Nations personnel.
He welcomed the Secretary-General's proposals to improve the rapid deployment capability of the Organization and its resourcing.
Maintenance-level provision in the amount of $107,000 is made for training facilities, materials and publications for the rapid deployment, management, personnel and logistics training programmes.
This can be most readily achieved through the rapid deployment of UNCRO in those areas.
In addition, strategic deployment stocks in the United Nations Logistics Base(Brindisi) were introduced, enabling the rapid deployment of the equipment needed for the start-up of one complex mission.
On 16 June 1997, President Bongo wrote to me(S/1997/483, annex) asking the Council to authorize the rapid deployment of an inter-African force in Brazzaville.
The Rapid Deployment Kit includes an inflatable satellite dish and a compact ground terminal providing internet and voice communication services and offering a local area network.
Peacekeeping training courses/exercises to enhance the rapid deployment capability of troop-contributing countries.
During 2010, 109 OHCHR staff volunteered to be listed on the rapid deployment roster for the period from June 2010 to June 2011.
In 2013, 192 OHCHR staff volunteered to be listed on the rapid deployment roster for the period from June 2013 to June 2014.
To remedy this constraint, and to facilitate the rapid deployment of SDS, the Secretariat and UNLB will dispatch stocks to new missions based on a deployment concept.
(iv) Promote the rapid deployment capability of the United Nations through use of the standby arrangements database in order to reduce delays in setting up new missions;
Commending the rapid deployment of UNISFA to the Abyei Area and the efforts of the United Nations and the Government of Ethiopia in that regard.
(b) The rapid deployment of trained staff from service centres to field missions to assume critical functions;
Standing capacities are required to enable the rapid deployment of the necessary expertise to conflict-affected environments.
Responding to emergencies and natural disasters requires the rapid deployment of human, financial and logistical resources.