Regional Mechanism definition

Regional Mechanism means African Regional Mechanisms for Conflict Prevention, Management and Resolution;
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Regional Mechanism means a mechanism [including procedures] for coordinating and assisting in an effective response to oil pollution incidents with functions as described in Article 13 of the Aktau Protocol including on technical cooperation in emergency cases, on the exchange of information on incidents and technical means for incident monitoring, and on optimizing the Caspian Sea Plan Concerning Regional Cooperation in Combating Oil Pollution in Cases of Emergency.]” The language use was strongly discussed for the most part of the meeting. The discussion circled around the question if and under which conditions also Russian may be used in the communication concerning the Plan. One proposal, as per below, was supported by four of the five Parties and is contained in the negotiated Plan as emerged from the meeting.
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Regional Mechanism means mechanisms as envisaged under Article 16 of the Protocol Relating to the Establishment of the Peace and Security Council of the African Union;
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Examples of Regional Mechanism in a sentence

  • Changing, modifying and updating of such information shall be done, as necessary, by the Operational Authority of the Party concerned, who shall ensure that other Parties and the Regional Mechanism are duly informed of such changes as soon as these are made.

  • The Parties shall inform each other and the Regional Mechanism of any changes in the Annexes as soon as these are made.

  • Saneh Chamarik “ASEAN Human Rights: Prospects for Convergence”, Concluding remarks at the 3rd Workshop on the ASEAN Regional Mechanism on Human Rights, Bangkok, 27-29 May 2003.

  • The Regional Mechanism as proposed in the follow-on phase is not an MOA but rather a special intergovernmental agreement which commits governments to implement the provisions of the international conventions ratified by them.

  • The Masaka Regional Mechanism supports national and global efforts towards virtual elimination of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV (zero new infections among children born to HIV positive Mothers).

  • If the need arises for changes in the provisions of the Plan, the Governmental Authority of the Party proposing such changes shall request the Regional Mechanism to place the matter on the agenda of the next meeting of the Operational Authorities.

  • The Masaka Regional Mechanism supports health facilities to provide HIV comprehensive care and support services in line with national guidelines and PEPFAR guidance.

  • The Masaka Regional Mechanism supports the Government of Uganda through the district systems to further expand pediatric HIV care with the goal of achieving universal access to care.

  • The Masaka Regional Mechanism supports the Government of Uganda (GOU) to scale up TB/HIV integration; especially the PEPFAR goal to achieve TB screening of 100% of HIV positive clients in care and promptly initiate the TB infected clients on TB treatment.

  • In addition it decided upon an increased TfP focus on East Africa with funding provided directly to Eastern Africa Regional Standby Force Coordinating Mechanism (EASFCOM), the Secretariat of the Eastern African Standby Force – the Regional Mechanism set up by the AU to facilitate the provision of a regional standby force from that region to the African Standby Force.