Examples of using Common indicators in English and their translations into Russian
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The two most common indicators for distribution(income inequality and gender pay gap) are selected.
A delegation said that the development of common indicators was an area in which the United Nations could contribute to the development process.
The Working Group noted the areas for which the Task Force had identified the common indicators thus far.
Table 4 below presents the areas and common indicators to be used when reporting on them.
The effective implementation and enhancing of data interoperability with the production of common indicators and common services facilitating integrated water resource management for transboundary resources in particular.
provided extensive comments and input to the UNDG Working Group on Common Indicators.
In 2009, the survey of conference services was harmonized across the duty stations, and common indicators were established.
protection of freshwater resources by using the following common indicators.
In that connection, she stressed that the limited number of common indicators should be selected from among those currently accepted
reliability of data reported, especially under common indicators(Part Two of the template on reporting);
And not only do we not progress in the fight against desertification; no sufficient common indicators have even been established to assess the global state of the problem.
Page 36- table 4(Common indicators), row 2(Reduction of the scale of outbreaks and incidents of water-related diseases), column 2(Common indicators)- add the following text in italics.
Assessing the rate of achievement using common indicators facilitates the comparison of projects that measure outcomes with different units.
Following the presentation, a number of participants made comments on part II of the template, on common indicators.
Common indicators, criteria and parameters would be necessary for an impartial and objective examination of the Executive Director's report.
a list of agreed common indicators.
However, because of gaps in the monitoring systems, the countries might not be able to provide data on all common indicators.
Situational indicators, to the extent possible, are drawn from the common indicators endorsed by the international community.
provides a basis for using common indicators.
especially during the workshop on reporting highlighted the potential difficulties encountered with the common indicators.