Examples of using Working with un-habitat in English and their translations into Arabic
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(i) Increased awareness of and sensitivity to the plight of the urban poor and enhanced cooperation and partnership in slum-upgrading initiatives in line with the Millennium Development Goal on" cities without slums" * was evidenced by a doubling in the number of countries working with UN-Habitat to introduce slum-upgrading policies to 25.
(g) Improved awareness among Governments, local authorities and other Habitat Agenda partners and the use of up-to-date knowledge on effective and sustainable housing finance systems was evidenced by an increase to 15(3 more than the target) in the number of countries working with UN-Habitat to adopt improved housing finance strategies.
(j) Improved access to energy and transport services for the urban poor with emphasis on the use of public and non-motorized transport was evidenced by an increase to six(above the goal of five) in the number of countries working with UN-Habitat to promote renewable energy as well as public and non-motorized transport.
(d) Improved governance in urban water service delivery through wider participation and partnership, with emphasis on improved access for the urban poor and improved monitoring of the Millennium Development Goals, was evidenced by increase from 8 to 21 in the number of countries working with UN-Habitat to adopt and implement strategies to improve urban water governance.
(e) The improvement of urban governance systems through decentralization, social integration, inclusiveness, community participation, partnership, transparency, accountability, efficiency and effective leadership among local authorities and civil society organizations was evidenced by an increase from 30 to 40 in the number of countries working with UN-Habitat in adopting policies and legislation and implementing action plans to promote good urban governance in accordance with the Global Campaign on Urban Governance.
(g) Enhanced priority among policymakers, the establishment of local-level partnerships and the mobilization of resources for urban sanitation, waste management and monitoring of World Summit on Sustainable Development sanitation targets was evidenced by an increase to 21(50 per cent above the target) in the number of countries working with UN-Habitat to formulate new strategies for the provision of sanitation and waste management.
(g) Number of countries working with UN-HABITAT to adopt improved housing finance strategies.
(g) Number of countries working with UN-HABITAT to promote renewable energy as well as public and non-motorized transport.
(a) The number of countries working with UN-HABITAT to formulate or revise shelter policies and strategies and initiate specific programmes and projects.
(e) Number of countries working with UN-HABITAT to adopt and implement strategies for improvements in urban water governance.
(f) Number of countries working with UN-HABITAT to formulate new strategies for provision of sanitation and waste management.
The draft Guidelines provide means by which international, regional and domestic financial institutions can work with UN-Habitat and in so doing direct investment to urban poor organizations
(h) The number of countries working with UN-HABITAT to adopt policies and legislation and implement action plans to promote good urban governance in accordance with the Global Campaign on Urban Governance.
(a) Expansion of the functions of the local and national urban observatories and other urban monitoring systems at the national or city levels working with UN-HABITAT to produce in-depth quantitative urban information reflecting urban inequities relevant for urban policy.
(d) Number of countries working with UN-HABITAT to increase the volume of financial investment in pro-poor housing and related infrastructure by both the public and private sectors.
(a) Number of local and national urban observatories and other urban monitoring systems at the national or city levels working with UN-HABITAT to produce quantitative urban information usable for urban policy.
One representative emphasized the importance of a coordinated approach to the three crises of housing, finance and climate change; partnerships were crucial and Governments should work with UN-Habitat and involve professionals.
UNDP continued to be a key partner in Haiti and worked with UN-Habitat in several joint programmes on the Millennium Development Goals in such areas as water and sanitation(Ecuador), gender(Brazil) and safer cities(Brazil, Costa Rica, Guatemala).
UNDP has been a key partner in Haiti and works with UN-Habitat in several joint programmes on the Millennium Development Goals in areas such as water and sanitation(Ecuador), gender(Brazil) and safer cities(Brazil, Costa Rica, Guatemala).
(a) Number of countries working with UN-Habitat to strengthen their national and local institutions.