Examples of using Planning instruments in English and their translations into Spanish
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Expert legal guidance throughout the processing of planning instruments linked to commercial land use.
They are planning instruments used for the approval
Numbers of subnational jurisdictions adapting and/or adopting MDGs as planning instruments.
The task of searching for durable solutions needs to be incorporated more systematically into national and regional planning instruments, as well as those of the United Nations itself.
These can support the transition to the Sustainable Development Goals and build on existing planning instruments, such as national development
At the subregional level, the Programme is promoting cooperation using more flexible planning instruments, such as memoranda of understanding
These can support the transition to the Sustainable Development Goals and build on existing planning instruments, such as national development
Formulating policy development and planning instruments to promote long-term, focused and integrated development activities
Incorporating reproductive health indicators in national planning instruments, such as poverty reduction strategy papers,
by including these in spatial planning instruments for wetland sites
reviewing regional planning instruments.
collaborated in the drafting of urban studies and urban planning instruments.
Gaps and needs also remain in the areas of stakeholder engagement and planning instruments.
Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers(PRSPs) can be expanded into central and coherent planning instruments.
funding mechanisms that do not favour coherence among planning instruments.
pursue gender equality in country programmes, planning instruments, and sector-wide programmes.
Existence and operation of an institutional framework for the implementation and monitoring/evaluation of planning instruments.
programmes, so as not to duplicate planning instruments unnecessarily.
Marginalization of the programming instruments under the Convention through the elaboration of further parallel planning instruments with similar objectives should be avoided as it increases transaction costs
The member states commit themselves to both implement measures with an immediate impact and develop medium-term planning instruments such as strategies,
