Examples of using Multisectoral responses in English and their translations into Spanish
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are being implemented as part of the access process, providing multisectoral responses and integrated approaches which have improved the social participation;
fight against HIV/AIDS over the past two decades, political commitment at the highest level is invaluable in mobilizing multisectoral responses that involve Government,
UNDP will focus on(a) promoting multisectoral responses that mainstream HIV/AIDS in national and decentralized development plans
While it may not be possible to develop a comprehensive set of indicators to measure the impact of coordinated multisectoral responses and services, it may be possible to reach consensus on such broad indicators as those proposed by the Special Rapporteur,
information to enhance awareness of critical social issues and appropriate multisectoral responses and national capacity-building through the provision of training and advisory services.
control of non-communicable diseases and scaling up multi-stakeholder and national multisectoral responses to the prevention and control of non-communicable diseases,
to ensure accountability, while addressing structural causes of violence and promoting multisectoral responses.
the need for gender-sensitive and multisectoral responses to protection efforts and humanitarian assistance;
Stakeholders skilled in designing multisectoral response to gender-based violence.
Strengthened multisectoral response to HIV/AIDS.
Multisectoral response strategies developed.
We have initiated a multisectoral response and have invited partners to join us.
Under the Council's direction, a multisectoral response is under way, involving the participation of the private sector,
Political leadership at the highest levels is needed to mobilize an effective multisectoral response.
danger of that phenomenon, which required a multisectoral response.
ensuring a multisectoral response in line with the national law against domestic violence.
To facilitate a strong multisectoral response to combat HIV effectively, a National Council on AIDS(NCA)
National Aids Council(NAC) forms partnerships to implement a coordinated multisectoral response to HIV/AIDS according to the"three ones" principle at all levels.
A new national multisectoral response plan to HIV/AIDS for the period 2008-2011 was adopted in 2007.
realized by a well-coordinated, effective, efficient and adequately resourced multisectoral response.