Examples of using Progress and identify in English and their translations into Spanish
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in Nairobi in 2002 to review progress and identify new areas of collaboration.
to assess progress and identify problems in the identification process,
the United Nations system, are also developing a two-year programme of work aimed at strengthening the capacity of national governments to monitor and assess progress and identify gaps and challenges in the implementation of the Madrid Plan of Action.
civil society the opportunity to not only assess progress and identify gaps, but also to address emerging issues in the context of population and development.
with the participation of local communities, in order to measure progress and identify gaps and priorities.
quality improvement procedures, will help monitor progress and identify issues that need to be addressed to widen participation. Sure Start.
qualitative factual information to assess progress and identify targets in attaining the objectives of the Convention in a long-term perspective.
in order to review progress and identify and coordinate bilateral efforts in that regard.
tools to evaluate progress and identify priorities for action aimed at sound waste management
in order to reassess progress and identify gaps and priorities,
humanitarian actors met to review progress and identify ways forward in the response to internal displacement.
in order to reassess progress and identify gaps and priorities,
Assessing progress and identifying gaps.
Panel discussion on"Assessing progress and identifying opportunities for the implementation of the 10-Year Framework of Programmes on Sustainable Consumption
defines the indicators to measure progress and identifies strategies used to achieve results.
as a means of monitoring progress and identifying priorities for assistance;
defines the indicators to measure progress and identifies strategies used to achieve results.
assess progress, and identify areas for further action.
outlines progress and identifies work that remains to be done.
with the objective of assessing progress and identifying obstacles to further expansion.