Examples of using The subprogramme will focus in English and their translations into Arabic
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The subprogramme will focus on implementing the Tunis Commitment and the Tunis Agenda for the Information Society as a result of the World Summit on the Information Society Declaration of Principles and Plan of Action, including the African Regional Action Plan on the Knowledge Economy.
In order to achieve its objective, the subprogramme will focus on key aspects of economic development and integration and mainly on countries of the region with economies in transition.
A In accordance with the new orientations established by the Cartagena Commitment and by the Trade and Development Board at its thirty-ninth session, the subprogramme will focus on research and analysis on issues of sustainable development, including trade and environment issues.
The subprogramme will focus on improving the integration of all three pillars of sustainable development-- economic, social and environmental-- and on increasing the quantity and improving the quality of growth in order to reduce the impact of external economic and financial shocks, resource crises characterized by the commodity price volatility and ecological crises.
During the biennium 2008-2009, the subprogramme will focus on improving the capacity of national Governments and civil society actors to strengthen national institutions for providing essential social and health services to the vulnerable and disadvantaged population groups, emphasizing a rights-based approach, which is critical to achieving the Millennium Development Goals in the region.
The subprogramme will focus greater efforts in the areas of programme planning, analysis and evaluation of mission financial management; enhance the calibre of staff provided to peace-keeping operations and improve timeliness of deployment of personnel; and enhance capacity by providing the necessary equipment, supplies and administrative infrastructures.
The subprogramme will focus on addressing gaps, obstacles and opportunities in the area of financing for sustainable forest management in low forest cover countries and least developed countries with a view to enhancing their capacity to mobilize funds for the implementation of sustainable forest management and the non-legally binding instrument on all types of forests.
The subprogramme will focus on improving the integration of all pillars of sustainable development, economic, social and environmental, and to increase quantity and improve quality of growth in order to reduce the impact of external economic and financial shocks, resource crises characterized by the commodity price volatility and ecological crises.
Based on the new mandates addressing the issue of women in conflict areas and their role in building peace and making peace, and building on previous successful, though limited, endeavours to support women in war-stricken and conflict areas, the subprogramme will focus due attention on identifying the needs of these women and building their capacity.
In respect of infrastructure and natural resources development, the subprogramme will focus on working with African Union member States and the regional economic communities to implement the Programme for Infrastructure Development in Africa, especially in the areas of trade and transport facilitation, clean and renewable energy, energy efficiency and financing energy infrastructure.
The subprogramme will focus on financing for development policies, including macroregulation at both the local and international levels; the development of inclusive financial systems for the promotion of small and medium-sized enterprises and the financing of social protection schemes; as well as the international financial system and architecture and integration and financial cooperation.
The subprogramme will focus on building up capacities at the business-sector level to develop internationally competitive products and services and to market them more effectively with a view to expanding and diversifying exports and to improve, on a sustainable basis, the availability, dissemination and utilization of trade information.
The subprogramme will focus on strengthening the implementation of international human rights standards at the national level, continuing to develop and deliver advisory services and technical assistance programmes at the national, subregional and regional levels, at the request of governments, in order to build national infrastructures and enhance national capacities for human rights promotion and protection.
The subprogramme will focus in particular on the formulation and implementation of urban strategies and policies to promote and increase the participation of both men and women and enhance municipal finance and contribute to the creation of decent urban jobs and livelihoods that will increase economic empowerment, especially for youth and women.
In order to attain the objective, the subprogramme will focus on identifying and promoting understanding of the economic development problems specific to the countries concerned, through policy analysis and research, and will play an advocacy role in promoting consensus in the international development community regarding the policy measures that best address those development problems.
The subprogramme will focus on promoting intra-African trade and strengthening regional cooperation and integration in line with the declaration of the African Union Summit held in July 2007, in which the urgency of accelerating the economic and political integration of the continent was underscored.
Given the rise in urbanization in most African countries, the subprogramme will focus its research and normative and analytical work on the challenges of urban management, including such issues as infrastructure gaps, access to services, urban slums, water and sanitation, environment and housing.
The subprogramme will focus on supporting the implementation of the recommendations outlined in: the Commitment Document
During the biennium 1996-1997, the subprogramme will focus on activities related to the follow-up to the International Conference on Population and Development, particularly through strengthening and expanding its Population Information Network(POPIN), which will enable it to respond effectively to requests and to support coordination among United Nations entities in the field of population.
The subprogramme will focus on four broad functional areas: