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Educational design programmes are aimed at the following.
Programmes are aimed at children, teenagers and young people, aged 5-25.
Key competencies the programmes are aimed to develop.
These programmes are aimed at solving everyday problems of millions of ordinary people of the country.
SOCIAL PROgRAmmES fOR COmPANY EmPLOYEES aeroflot airline implements a socially responsible hr policy, making sure its employees get a fair salary and generous social benefits.the company'ssocial programmes are aimed at creating favourable conditions for fostering professionalism, leadership and loyalty among the employees.
Some of these programmes are aimed at ethnic minorities.
These programmes are aimed at developing skills around finding creative solutions and establishing comprehensive approaches to working.
Our educational programmes are aimed precisely at this group.
These programmes are aimed at meeting the reintegration and rehabilitation needs of returnees on their arrival home.
Since security andthe rule of law are essential for sustainable development, the programmes are aimed at addressing issues related to the management of intelligence, at improving the effectiveness of and coordination among law enforcement entities, and at ensuring a functional and effective criminal justice system capable of responding to crime, including money-laundering and corruption.
Programmes are aimed at promoting multilingualism through building and strengthening linguistic skills and developing and strengthening cross-cultural understanding.
All these programmes are aimed at persons who left the education system for some reason.
Programmes are aimed at promoting multilingualism by building and strengthening linguistic skills and developing and strengthening cross-cultural understanding.
The greater part of the programmes are aimed at strengthening prevention programmes and social participation, prevention in schools and treatment and rehabilitation.
The programmes are aimed at developing national legislation, national strategies and local capacity and expertise.
All the programmes are aimed at improving the general level of medical awareness among mothers in respect of childcare, nutrition, and so on.
These programmes are aimed at correcting structural and other imbalances in the African economies, enhancing the market mechanism and promoting development.
The programmes are aimed at reflecting the priorities of the United Nations as they relate to policies and attitudes in Europe and the United States.
Some programmes are aimed at foster carers because the attachment behaviours of infants or children with attachment difficulties often do not elicit appropriate caregiver responses.
Programmes are aimed at introducing, upgrading and improving basic rehabilitation and social reintegration policies, strategies, programmes and services for recovering addicts.
The first two programmes are aimed at addressing the care and maintenance needs of Liberian refugees and some 30,000 Sierra Leoneans who are expected to return in 2004.
The programmes are aimed at informing the population of those countries about migration issues, and more particularly at stressing that refugee protection is available only to persons in need of such international protection.
The programmes are aimed at delivering tangible peace dividends to the population, accelerating the country's recovery, promoting national reconciliation and contributing to sustainable peace.
These programmes are aimed principally at improving the meteorological and hydrological services of PAGASA, in particular with respect to severe weather, tropical cyclone and flood forecasting and warning.
These programmes are aimed at contributing to the priority areas of the African countries mainly in the sectors of food and agriculture, the environment, water, human resources development, science and technology.
The training programmes are aimed at encouraging journalists to take an active role in raising public awareness and to facilitate dialogue among stakeholders in the various sectors affected by climate change.
Programmes are aimed at expanding the trading opportunities of developing countries, by building up their capacity in this area through policy advisory services, access to information and training.
The programmes are aimed at raising public awareness and mobilizing active support for the goals and objectives of the United Nations through the talent, fame and high visibility of celebrities of various origins and backgrounds.
The State programmes are aimed at achieving important objectives for the socioeconomic development of the country and increased access to education, qualified medical care and targeted social security for socially vulnerable groups.
These programmes are aimed at family advocates, ICBF social workers, juvenile and family magistrates, and personnel providing specialized care for minors aged 12 to 18 who have committed or participated in criminal offences.