Examples of using Crosscutting in English and their translations into Chinese
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This crosscutting approach informs the Department' s normative and policy support, analytical work and capacity development at the country level.
Green municipal finance(GMF) is crosscutting through a number of green finance topics, such as green banking and financial instruments.
The final chapter also contains options on how to address crosscutting issues, in particular those relating to monitoring plans and the crediting period.
Undertake activities to further information-sharing and understanding by donors of the Basel Convention and its crosscutting nature.
Noting that the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization has chosen the eradication of poverty as a crosscutting theme of its strategy for 20022007.
Gender mainstreaming and, in recognition of the demographic configuration of the region, youth, should remain crosscutting issues.
We must pay attention to both approaches; that is, the article-by-article approach and the crosscutting issues approach, which involves items that were taken up during the intersessional processes.
The Council recognizes that such illicit crossborder trafficking and movement often involves crosscutting issues, many of which are considered by the General Assembly and other United Nations organs and bodies.
The crosscutting issue of energy was also a major concern and needed to be the subject of a specific goal as well as requiring a stand-alone department within the United Nations Secretariat.
The projects will address technical challenges in three areas: advanced controls, crosscutting power take-off(PTO)- which converts mechanical motion into electrical power- and innovative structures.
The Indigenous Peoples' Plan of Implementation on Sustainable Development addressed matters concerning crosscutting issues, including issues linking the rights and self-determination of indigenous peoples and sustainable development.
The MTS, in line with the UNEP mandate, is very much science-based and identifies six crosscutting thematic priorities aimed at strengthening and focusing the UNEP response to.
It was essential for countries to integrate ICT into their development process, as they were crosscutting tools which could support their efforts to achieve the Millennium Development Goals.
The second Tunza strategy 20092014 aimed to build on the success of the first strategy and had been aligned with the six crosscutting priorities identified in the medium-term strategy of UNEP.
But we are using all the essential concepts from AOP(interception and mixins) and we're doing it in a reusable way addressing crosscutting concerns.
This work directly links to the broader UNDP emphasis on achievement of the Millennium Development Goals and to UNDP crosscutting priorities such as women' s empowerment.
As part of its institutional policy, the Institute works in four crosscutting areas:(a) adolescents in conflict with the law;(b) gender approach;(c) interculturalism; and(d) transparency.
Crosscutting issues are those elements of the Convention relevant to general chemicals management or decision-making, obligations that are common to other multilateral environmental agreements or chemicals management programmes.
The keynote speakers made presentations on" Population and development in Europe during the last decade" and" Policy challenges of Europe' s demographic changes: crosscutting issues".
Crosscutting and the multidisciplinary character of coordinating commissions are reflected by the participation of senior staff from relevant ministries and State departments, academic circles and nongovernmental organizations(NGOs).