Examples of using Needs and capacities in English and their translations into Russian
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boys have specific needs and capacities linked to the different ways armed conflict may affect them.
participatory approaches to planning to ensure that the needs and capacities of men, women
The challenge is to incorporate the voices, needs and capacities of local women in the design,
the role of matching the needs and capacities.
to innovate and to adapt it to their needs and capacities.
development priorities as well as needs and capacities of individual countries;
urged that it should fully reflect the needs and capacities of developing countries.
technicians will help ensure that recovery programming considers the needs and capacities of the affected population, and involvement of national decision makers
non-governmental organizations in the provision of relevant assistance to countries and to identify needs and capacities of countries in order to increase country-to-country and South-South cooperation;
has been significantly strengthened, leading to a deeper understanding of needs and capacities, in particular for groups with specific needs, and enhanced protection delivery.
its energy policy and energy mix according to needs and capacities.
including priority areas/sectors, needs and capacities for TCDC.
Second, the Court found that the IEIP corresponded with the needs and capacities of children under six although it did not correspond to the same extent with the needs
The Co-Chairs recalled that Sudan provided information in 2012 that highlighted its effort to raise awareness of the rights, needs and capacities of persons with disabilities including landmine
technology, needs and capacities without resort to complex ratification procedures;
which would be determined by States and particularly by the affected State, because of its knowledge of its own needs and capacities to deal with a possible disaster.
regions could move forward at a speed appropriate to their desires, needs and capacities.
contributes to the design of development policies based on the needs and capacities of the individual member countries.
developing technological solutions, it is essential to ensure that these solutions fit the conditions, needs and capacities of the potential users,
the ECHO Gender-Age Marker was designed to assess the extent to which humanitarian projects take into account the needs and capacities of different population groups: