Examples of using Core capacities in English and their translations into Spanish
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operations centres results from the objective of establishing uniform core capacities in those offices and to ensure that core functions are systematically carried out by staff,
to strengthen the core capacities required by the WHO International Health Regulations
Strengthen the core capacities required by the WHO International Health Regulations(IHRs)
Using its core capacities, the scientific evidence available to it
It stressed the need to invest in certain core capacities to ensure that the Organization could more appropriately respond to the changing requirements of development cooperation
policy framework for mine action and developed core capacities for planning and coordination in the National Mine Action Centre.
that reform of public administration is a long-term process, requiring the adoption of a comprehensive strategy that fosters the development of core capacities to provide leadership;
have focused on strengthening a range of core capacities, including financial support,
IOM is committed to working with its membership to help you to develop core capacities to manage migration effectively.
GDD core capacities include training in field epidemiology and laboratory methods; surveillance
demands placed upon it, further investments in the Organization's core capacities under the regular budget will be needed in the future.
recommendations on the Strategic Military Cell and the proposal of the Secretary-General to incorporate the core capacities of the Cell into the Office of Military Affairs in the context of its report on the Secretary-General's proposal for strengthening that Office see A/62/752.
the finding in reviews of implementation that relatively low core capacities of preparedness for chemical and radiological events exist in most regions,
the Committee will make comments and recommendations on the proposed incorporation of the core capacities of the Strategic Military Cell functions into the Office of Military Affairs in the context of its report on the Secretary-General's proposals for strengthening the Office of Military Affairs see A/62/752.
mobilizing financial resources to support developing countries in building strengthening and maintaining core capacities.
the resulting need for a maintenance of the Organization's core capacities, as well as the pressures facing Member States in the wake of the global financial
it is recommended that the Strategic Military Cell be downsized and its core capacities be incorporated in a phased manner into the Office of Military Affairs as part of the overall restructuring and strengthening of that Office.
said one, core capacities of the organization and should be increased,
resources to meet minimum national core capacities for health security
strengthen and maintain their core capacities and collaborate in the response to public health risks