The third problem is the disconnection between global scientific expertise and politicians.

We recognize that the United Nations brings together a unique wealth of expertise and resources on global issues.

We recognize that the United Nations brings together a unique wealth of expertise and resources on global issues.

Global Voices does great work, and I m really looking forward to sharing experiences and expertise with the people involved there. says Sue.

(a) Establishment and facilitation of a global public private partnership alliance providing an interregional framework of cross sectoral expertise in the participating countries

(b) Be innovative and take advantage of information and communication technology, knowledge management and networking of expertise at the subregional, regional and global levels

Meanwhile, the Bank is emerging as a vital indeed, indispensable source of expertise and technical assistance, as well as a provider of global public goods.

Professional expertise and skills

3.3 Expertise and Capacity

Judicial, legal and administrative expertise

expertise, legislation, research and monitoring.

Does written guidance from BDP in all practice areas effectively incorporate gender considerations? Do global level gender mainstreaming thinking and expertise reach and enrich practice in the field?

Pointing to the role of public private partnerships in this regard, he elaborated on four types of partnerships involving the United Nations, including the Global Compact the sharing of expertise, material and funding policy dialogue and the Global Sustainable Business Initiative.

These basic steps agreeing on global goals, mobilizing the financing needed to meet them, and identifying the scientific expertise and organizations needed to implement solutions is basic management logic.

Beyond the Secretariat, the United Nations system of funds, programmes and specialized agencies brings together a unique wealth of expertise and resources, encompassing the full spectrum of global issues.

C. Diplomatic skills and international expertise

The client driven factor is more important for large SINTNCs that have experienced serious constraints in Singapore's domestic market and have accumulated sufficient resources and expertise to go regional or global.

E. Strengthen gender expertise in country offices

France had already offered its technical expertise.

Pharos supports these professionals in increasing their expertise in this field and intends to further strengthen its own relevant expertise and network.

Not only will the world adopt a new set of goals to achieve sustainable development, but it will also have a new global network of expertise to help achieve those vital objectives.

The State of the World's Cities series is produced using in house expertise and data generated through the networks of the Best Practices and Local Leadership Programme and the Global Urban Observatory.

Foreign enterprises could provide other resources to help a developing nation's R D commercialization system achieve scale, including management expertise, global supply and distribution chains, as well as access to external markets.

By collaborating across all levels, sharing skills, resources and expertise and working to develop innovative solutions to global concerns, these partnerships continue to demonstrate their importance by adding concrete value to implementation.

Today, however, many countries grow their own technical and policy expertise and are ready to share that expertise with others in their regions.

Second, most board members lack sufficient relevant expertise.

Our economic expertise is limited in fundamental ways.

Effective gender mainstreaming requires in house gender expertise.

Such expertise is too often overlooked and underutilized.

Obama should tap the expertise and energy in the Indian and American private sectors to foster public private partnerships on complex global problems such as climate change, agricultural transformation, education and HIV AIDS.

There is no flow of expertise (guidelines), marketing, management, global strategy, support to guaranteed prices development, single business policy, information system, education, scientific and expert institutions, legislation, or standardization of plans and programmes.

Whether US investors had greater expertise in banking in emerging markets may be debatable that they had greater expertise in tax avoidance is not.

I mean, I want you to have domain expertise.

No public consultation and preliminary expertise is being conducted.

In this, it mobilizes expertise from across the secretariat.

All this certainly requires further technical expertise and clarification.

But just imagine if we were to junk this notion of expertise as some sort of elite cadre and instead embrace the notion of democratized expertise whereby expertise was not just the preserve of surgeons and CEO's, but also shop girls yeah.

(j) States should consider sharing expertise with other States in the global effort to comply with international treaty obligations and the measures for countering money laundering adopted by the General Assembly at its twentieth special session.

To better fulfil this role, UNICEF will develop a support and referral system, including a global emergency coordinator, a cadre of regional WASH advisors with emergency expertise, and a roster of pre qualified agencies and individuals.

On the contrary, independence and professional expertise should be decisive.

Pakistan desperately needs the EU s vaunted expertise in police training.

The challenge for companies was to build up management expertise.

(c) To select members with acknowledged expertise in human rights

Finally, the participants amass expertise in the field of investigation.

The Dutch expertise centre for gender and ethnicity at the e quality knowledge centre supported gender mainstreaming with expertise, theme studies, instruments and the distribution of good practices.