Examples of using Coordination and complementarity in English and their translations into Spanish
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In addition, a number of challenges persist as far as coordination and complementarity of their respective actions is concerned,
envisaged to ensure more efficient coordination and complementarity between the Subcommittee and national mechanisms.
The international community in turn should undertake all possible measures to contribute to the fullest extent possible to that process on the basis of effective coordination and complementarity, within the framework of the existing negotiating mechanisms.
their relationship with the United Nations are based on effective coordination and complementarity.
sister United Nations agencies were consulted to ensure better coordination and complementarity in organizational plans and strategies.
continued their work aimed at strengthening coordination and complementarity as well as identifying best practices for the delegation of tasks.
which are acknowledged as the appropriate forums to pursue coordination and complementarity.
were crucial to ensuring effective coordination and complementarity of programmes.
especially as regards its civil component, largely depends on coordination and complementarity of efforts made by the United Nations and the OSCE.
a higher degree of coordination and complementarity in their future activities.
Recognised also that this need for increased coherence, coordination and complementarity calls for improved approaches by both bilateral donors(whole-of-government approaches) and multilateral actors(whole-of-system approaches);
the Rector to enhance further coordination and complementarity between the University's research
Noting the importance of strengthening coordination and complementarity among nuclear security activities,
further enhance coordination and complementarity in the work of its functional commissions,
future programming will be based on strengthening the resident coordinator system in order to improve coordination and complementarity among development partners, particularly organizations of
with the aim of supporting countries in their efforts and to strengthen coordination and complementarity between NAPs and RAPs.
with the aim of ensuring coordination and complementarity of assistance to Eastern Europe
whose mandate would include, inter alia, coordination and complementarity with the work of Mr. Mehedi.
His delegation supported those delegations which had proposed the regular organization of annual joint meetings with the Bretton Woods institutions in order to increase the coordination and complementarity of their activities and those of the United Nations in the economic,