Examples of using Projects submitted in English and their translations into Russian
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All the projects submitted to the Ministerial Conference by development partners
Norway had been in dialogue with EBRD to ensure that the Water Fund complemented and supported projects submitted under the Mechanism.
A microcredit lending institution was to be established, with a fund of 1 billion CFA francs devoted exclusively to financing projects submitted by women.
Projects submitted for the 2011 consolidated appeal process also included commitments relating to the measures organizations will implement to keep stakeholders and, in particular,
Under GEF-4, activities are characterized by a shift from preparation to implementation with the GEF supporting projects submitted by partner countries to implement their NIPs.
These funds were used for the implementation of women's professional activation projects by district Labour Offices and projects submitted by district self-governments.
Projects submitted to the international creative competition"New Space Rosatom" will be rated by the expert jury.
based on concrete and prioritized short-term projects submitted by the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan to the Rome Conference;
Adopts together with its financing commitment by the proposing countries and for their implementation among the concerned countries, the projects submitted with express governmental endorsement,
Other projects submitted by countries through action plans under the Assistance Programme, in accordance with the cyclic mechanism.
reviews and approves projects submitted by quick-impact projects secretariat through agreed quick-impact projects standard operation procedure.
UNOSOM II supports de-mining by funding projects submitted by indigenous mining teams at a cost of $1,100,000 per month $4,400,000.
conditionally approved new projects submitted during the fifth round.
insight that goes into the web projects submitted for consideration.
with the GEF supporting projects submitted by partner countries to implement their NIPs.
The Mesoamerican subregion accounts for more than half of all LAC projects submitted for financing and one country alone(Honduras) accounts for all the projects submitted in the subregion.
In 2004 and 2005, five projects submitted by productive groups of Quilombola women from different parts of the country received support.
The UBB website provides information only about projects submitted on UBB accredited nonprofit organizations,
Of the 18 projects submitted, 13 involve at least two United Nations agencies,
The projects submitted must include an appropriate methodology for detecting the skills needed in the labour market, as well as apprenticeship