Examples of using Alternative development programmes in English and their translations into Russian
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A number of States reported on the constraints faced in obtaining financial support for alternative development programmes.
Peru is reflected in the alternative development programmes that they have undertaken to eradicate illicit crops.
The representative of Pakistan stated that more assistance should be provided by multilateral donors in order to expand alternative development programmes.
Panellists also emphasized that alternative development programmes should address gender inequality and the problem of violence against women.
design and execute alternative development programmes.
of successful ongoing alternative development programmes.
Alternative development programmes should only be designed for areas that have the necessary potential for adequate drug control.
ambiguous or unclear policies may be forcing some donor Governments to reconsider supporting some alternative development programmes.
not they had incorporated a gender dimension in their alternative development programmes.
Alternative development programmes should incorporate the gender dimension by enabling women and men to participate
other relevant key development partners should examine innovative ways to promote environmentally sound alternative development programmes.
as well as UNDCP in its alternative development programmes.
Alternative development programmes should be designed for areas that have a potential for adequate drug control and development. .
implementing and monitoring alternative development programmes.
It was emphasized that alternative development programmes should be framed in the context of the international drug control treaties.
rehabilitation have been an integral part of alternative development programmes, in particular in South-East Asia.
By and large, alternative development programmes have not taken adequate account of the situation of marginalized populations.
design and implement alternative development programmes.
In Bolivia, Colombia and Peru, UNODC-supported alternative development programmes are designed and implemented in accordance with national needs.
One of the four pillars of the plan of action is:"eliminating the supply of illicit drugs by boosting alternative development programmes and community participation in the eradication of drugs.