Examples of using Effective programming in English and their translations into Spanish
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Conclusion 5: UNDP funding arrangements and reliance on non-core funding present challenges to effective programming and limit performance as assessed by the effectiveness,
yet are not conducive to the long-term investment that would be required for effective programming and immediate initiatives, if necessary.
which are key features of the effective programming required to reach Fast-Track HIV prevention targets.
is extremely limited in the country, TRAC resources are crucial to capitalize our effective programming and match the government cost sharing.
the obstacles holding back effective programming at three levels.
ensure effective programming of technical cooperation at country level
use of the results of the national maternal health needs assessment to ensure effective programming.
methodology for regular resources allocation is important for effective programming, it is also critical that changes to methodology are done in progressive and incremental manner.
to make their contributions by the first half of the year in order to ensure effective programming.
how to carry out initial research for effective programming.
to identify lessons learned from effective programming.
Adequate funding was essential for effective programming as the Fund endeavoured to implement the Millennium development goals, reduce the effects of HIV/AIDS
The vagueness of the requirements regarding prevention decreases the incentive for States to implement effective programming since they often include increased associated costs as well as outcomes with less visceral impact than imprisoning traffickers
Introducing managerial reforms that strengthen the Organization's ability to deliver effective programming is a second important dimension which is discussed later in the report.
structure of the CAP so as to make them effective programming instruments for the purpose of strategic planning.
at the field level, and developing the Consolidated Appeals Process(CAP) as an effective programming instrument, closely linked to the planning
reporting on all forms of trafficking to ensure effective programming and monitoring.
DRR and CCA are key to effective programming in this context because the affected population's recovery needs to be sustainable in the long term in a hazard-prone environment that may also suffer additional
objections of leaders will ensure effective programming.
Evidence of increased and effective programming of these resources by affected Parties,