Examples of using Country programming in English and their translations into Chinese
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It also welcomed the decision to define arrangements to ensure the participation of Heads of UNIDO Operations in the country programming process and in the United Nations country teams.
Many country office staff members believed that the UNDP country programming approach was not strategic.
(f) The disability perspective should be integrated into United Nations country programming processes such as the United Nations Development Assistance Framework;
In 2013, consultations continued between FAO and the Tokelau territorial Government on the implementation of the FAO country programming framework for 2013-2017.
The contributions of UNCDF in its two practice areas are now being better integrated into the United Nations common country programming frameworks.
Over the past few years, significant efforts had been under way in country teams to align the United Nations Development Assistance Framework and country programming processes with national cycles.
The decision to have a CCA as the basis for an UNDAF indirectly simplifies the procedures to harmonize country programming.
When developing our country programming frameworks, we support people-centred development through consultations with Governments, civil society, business and people living in poverty.
(c) National development processes and United Nations common country programming processes increasingly mainstream environmental sustainability into the implementation of their programmes of work.
In this period, country programming will continue to meet all objectives as defined in the previous CCF, 2001-2004(DP/CCF/STH/2).
The Fund advocated addressing the needs of older persons in country programming processes, including poverty-reduction strategies.
They would also adopt a negotiating process with respect to shared core funding timed to the country programming cycle of each fund.
At the national level, the country programming process remains the centrepiece of the UNICEF knowledge base.
A number of delegations requested information on how this new approach had affected country programming and UNICEF experience to date.
As described earlier, the identification of country programming priorities is guided by the MTSP.
Policies, guidance and technical support are accessible and relevant, enabling high-quality country programming and reporting.
In 2004, 20 UNCTs started their common country programming process based on these guidelines.
Many developing countries emphasize the potential role of UNDAF as a useful common country programming tool.
UNDP has joined with other UNDG organizations in increasing to 18 the number of countries using common country programming procedures centred on the UNDAF.
As part of their capacity-development programmes, some entities have invested in the development of methodologies and tools to support country programming work on gender mainstreaming.