Examples of using Avoiding duplication of work in English and their translations into French
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Codex secretariats to suggest ways of cooperating and of avoiding duplication of work.
including by avoiding duplication of work and mandates.
as well as for avoiding duplication of work among United Nations entities
in particular with a view to filling in possible gaps and avoiding duplication of work, could enhance cooperation and coordination.
other United Nations bodies, while avoiding duplication of work being carried out by those bodies,
sharing of information between sectors, and avoiding duplication of work.
dissemination, while reducing the national authorities' response burden and avoiding duplication of work in international organizations.
as well as avoiding duplication of work in the relevant fields.
dissemination, while reducing the response burden of national authorities and avoiding duplication of work in international organizations.
The Joint Working Group was established by decisions of the three organizations to promote a coordinated approach to the relevant aspects of ship recycling with the aim of avoiding duplication of work and overlapping of roles, responsibilities and competencies between the three organizations,
thus avoiding duplication of work.
such as avoiding duplication of work between the Text Processing Division
thus allowing for better synergies, avoiding duplication of work and keeping abreast of the latest developments in the area.
serving the interest of women of the world and for the purpose of avoiding duplication of work.
However, a national plan was an extremely useful tool for avoiding duplication of work and overlapping between ministries
It should, however, avoid duplication of work.
UNCTAD should cooperate with relevant international bodies and avoid duplication of work.
Such an approach will avoid duplication of work and will help to ensure the necessary financial resources for the Human Rights Council.
international agencies was necessary to ensure better results and avoid duplication of work.
The EU suggests that such integrated approaches allow rapid accumulation of knowledge, avoid duplication of work and are more cost-effective than running isolated projects.