Examples of using Programme needs in English and their translations into Russian
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The programme needs a unified process including the systematic use of quality indicators for measuring performance and results.
Codes and standards for best practices are being researched and developed, but this programme needs ongoing funding for its continued development and implementation.
FEMA has provided programme guidance for the state that assists in determining the funding for the programme needs.
Document DP/FPA/2002/9 focused on the introduction of a country office typology based on programme needs.
thus losing the opportunity of tailoring the monitoring system to specific programme needs;
One delegation noted that the increase in currently estimated programme needs was not being matched by increased contributions.
The provision of adequate vaccines to meet programme needs was a special priority during 1993.
to improve its effectiveness, the programme needs to address the following issues.
does not necessarily reflect programme needs.
Although some additional resources are expected to arrive during the summer, they will be sufficient only to cover ongoing programme needs for two to three months and provide some immediate small-scale relief to the drought-affected population under the operation's relief window.
In order to better adjust to evolving programme needs and support the transition to full cost recovery,
Human resources requirements and strategies which must be matched to the programme needs of an organization have therefore to be determined by each individual organization rather than be subject to any form of common prescription across the United Nations system.
The programme needs further support to strengthen its curriculum in the areas of conflict prevention
Only once these programme needs are identified and the corresponding inputs of resources(financial, human, technological and organizational)programme of an agency be properly estimated.">
adopt a specific and realistic target for core resources, based on their programme needs and specific mandates.
in Tables II.4 and II.9 of document A/AC.96/900 which showed revised programme needs under Special Programmes amounting to$ 532.7 million as at 31 May 1998.
it was pointed out that General Programmes remained at the approved level of$ 445.3 million; programme needs under Special Programmes were now projected at$ 949.6 million.
will require security investments commensurate with programme needs.
However, this programme needs to be strengthened,
This will enable the Organization's human resources to be matched to its programme needs over time through a systematic assessment of future staffing requirements, be they for short,