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framework as programming framework, the UNDP country office and the Government should consult with funds and other United Nations programmes to ensure the harmonization of programming cycles.
require careful effort and closer cooperation among all the relevant actors in order to ensure the harmonization of outcomes.
(a) Enhance Palestinian supervision and control of trade with both Jordan and Egypt, as well as with Israel, in order to ensure the harmonization of customs formalities and revenue collection for the benefit of all parties concerned.
amend legislation so as to ensure the harmonization of applicable provisions of the different jurisdictions(traditional, Islamic and civil law), ensuring their conformity with the provisions
In the follow-up to United Nations conferences, the Economic and Social Council also decided to ensure the harmonization and coordination of the agendas and work programmes of the functional commissions by promoting a clearer division of labour among them and providing clear policy guidance to them.
As most troop-contributing countries deployed limited contingent-owned equipment and their contingents were not self-sustained, UNSOA continued to work closely with bilateral partners and donors to ensure the harmonization of support and procurement processes and timelines prior to deployments.
In resolution 1996/36, the Economic and Social Council decided that it would continue to ensure the harmonization and coordination of the multi-year work programmes of relevant functional commissions by promoting a clear division of labour among them and providing clear policy guidance to them(for a tabular breakdown of the multi-year work programmes see document E/1997/73 concerning integrated follow-up to conferences).
Accordingly, the Economic and Social Council would determine how it intends to ensure the harmonization and coordination of the agendas and work programmes of functional commissions and might wish to conduct an initial review of multi-year thematic work programmes to identify areas where harmonization may be particularly required, bearing in mind the need for a clearer division of labour among the work of the commissions.
Welcomes Economic and Social Council resolution 1997/61 of 25 July 1997, on integrated and coordinated implementation and follow-up of the major United Nations international conferences and summits, in which the Council reaffirmed the need to continue to ensure the harmonization and coordination of the agendas and work programmes of the functional commissions by promoting a clearer division of labour among them and by providing clear policy guidance to them;
in the Committee ' s reporting guidelines and general recommendation IV. The Committee requested the Government to ensure the harmonization of the national legislation, regulations and practices of the Sudan with the provisions of the Convention, and their effective implementation.
s essential task was to ensure the harmonization of the common system.
Recognizing that, to ensure the harmonization and validation of the said indicator, there should be joint efforts by the agencies of both conventions.
Experts also highlighted the need for multilateral financial institutions to ensure the harmonization of rules for procurement in order to enhance transparency and fairness in bidding procedures.
Transport organizations have already taken steps to ensure the harmonization of instruments governing international transport of dangerous goods with the classification and labelling criteria of the Globally Harmonized System by 2007.*.
In the follow-up to United Nations conferences and summits, the Council shall continue to ensure the harmonization, coordination and coherence of the agendas and work programmes of the functional commissions by promoting a clearer division of labour among them and providing clear policy guidance to them.
This Committee was created by the secretariat under the Combating Economic Crime Unit of the Directorate General for Legal Affairs to ensure the harmonization of legal, financial and penal provisions in the Council of Europe member States which are not members of the Financial Action Task Force.
In 2010, the Special Rapporteur on migrants recommended that the Government strengthen its efforts to ensure the harmonization and comprehensive implementation of the Treaty of the Economic Community of West African States protocol relating to the free movement of persons, residence and establishment within the domestic legislation.