Examples of using Capacity needs in English and their translations into Chinese
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This synthesis report summarizes information on capacity-building activities undertaken in developing countries, identified capacity needs and gaps, experiences and lessons learned.
The goal of demand management is to provide utilities with an alternative to building more power plants to meet capacity needs.
In October 2009, OHCHR, UNDP, the Asia-Pacific Forum and SUHAKAM assisted the NHRI of Maldives to undertake a capacity needs assessment.
Synthesis of the presentations of the thematic group on constraints and gaps, and related financial, technical and capacity needs.
However, when your environment is running, we expect that you will revisit your capacity needs based on the data from your live environment.
A dialogue on governance in Africa will allow us to share lessons and experiences, identifying capacity needs and best practices.
First part: constraints and gaps and related financial, technical and capacity needs associated with the implementation of activities, measures and programmes;
National policies and measures identified in the forest instrument can be used as a good reference for the development and implementation of national forest programmes and the identification of capacity needs.
First, ensure that the respective agencies strategically engage in areas of comparative advantage and further strengthen efforts to meet capacity needs.
Capacity-building databases under the BCH provide information about existing biosafety capacity-building projects, opportunities and capacity needs in a structured manner.
Thus, both the Stockholm Convention and SAICM create potentially significant opportunities for addressing the foundational chemicals management capacity needs of developing countries.
The country review teams and other support programmes for the preparation of national communications have also aided in the identification of capacity needs of EIT countries.
The development of national implementation plans(NIPs) on POPs, provide the opportunity for Parties to prioritize capacity needs.
Capacity needs assessment is a continuous and iterative process as Parties identify additional measures to fulfil their commitments under the Convention.
In recognizing the assistance needed for capacity-building activities, EIT countries also acknowledge that meeting capacity needs is primarily a national responsibility.
Constraints and gaps and related financial, technical and capacity needs, including a description of the support needed and received.
In order to meet immediate capacity needs, temporary and ad hoc arrangements had been made for the Department to utilize vacant mission posts.
Assess capacity needs for disaster risk management and risk reduction and develop plans for meeting ongoing and future capacity requirements.
It also highlights the degree to which capacity needs to be strengthened to ensure a sustainable monitoring programme for the future.
Capacity needs in the preparation and implementation of GIS to ensure eligibility of a Party to participate in the international ET pursuant to decision 18/CP.7;