Примеры использования Reintegration projects на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Global Reintegration Projects.
In Georgia 181.000 Euro was allocated for 51 reintegration projects.
Pillar 3: Reintegration Projects Fund.
Number of United Nations agencies involved in returnee reintegration projects.
Reintegration Projects Fund(pillar 3)b.
UNHCR is also undertaking reintegration projects for the returnees.
Share information on returnee numbers, areas of return, andUNHCR planned reintegration projects.
Global Reintegration Projects Fund Pillar 3.
WFP continued to facilitate the return of refugees through community reintegration projects and farm rehabilitation schemes.
Provide for reintegration projects for children and women escaping from Al Shaabab-controlled areas(Italy);
These shelters provide lodging andthe infrastructure necessary to carry out vocational training and other reintegration projects.
For Pillar 3: Reintegration Projects, be recorded in the Pillar 3 Reintegration Projects Fund; and.
Frequency of dissemination of information on returnees and reintegration projects to all key agencies working in Somalia;
UNHCR reintegration projects target areas of major return, which include the border counties of Lofa, Bong, Nimba, Maryland, and Grand Gedeh.
Yet, in both countries, insufficient support to returnee reintegration projects has compelled us to drastically reduce our programmes.
The requirements for reintegration projects under pillar 3 are estimated to remain stable at 4.6 per cent and 4.3 per cent of the total requirements for 2014 and 2015 respectively.
In addition, to improve the livelihood of the population at large in the returnee receiving areas of Rakhine State, over 120 small-scale reintegration projects were being implemented.
From the beginning, the reintegration projects have been plagued by administrative, financial and even political delays.
This new structure consists of four distinct components:(i) Global Refugee Programme;(ii) Global Statelessness Programme;(iii)Global Reintegration Projects; and(iv) Global IDP Projects. .
The current budget for reintegration projects amounts to $250.3 million in 2012, increasing to $252.1 million in the proposed resources for 2013.
The budget structure consists of four pillars, comprising the global refugee programme,the global stateless programme, global reintegration projects and global internally-displaced persons(IDP) projects. .
Furthermore, 26 quick impact social reintegration projects are operating in four provinces, providing for 2,163 demobilized soldiers.
As UNHCR embarks on the repatriation and reintegration of the expected 150,000 returning refugees and 100,000 internally displaced persons this year,it will include ex-combatants in its reintegration projects to be implemented at the returnee-community level.
UNHCR is also initiating reintegration projects in Nimba and Grand Gedeh counties for approximately 30,000 spontaneous returnees from Guinea and Côte d'Ivoire.
UNHCR continued to coordinate protection and camp management activities andintroduced small-scale community-based reintegration projects to help the spontaneous returnees reintegrate in their communities in west Darfur.
Pillar III(Global Reintegration Projects, $246.4 million) constitutes some 7 per cent of the resources for 2012, due to significant reductions in Europe, Africa and Iraq; and.
Meanwhile, the former combatants that have yet to participate in reintegration projects, particularly those from the Civil Defence Force(CDF), still represent a serious security challenge.
Global Reintegration Projects: this third pillar addresses an area where UNHCR has joint responsibilities with other United Nations agencies within the context of Delivering as One.
Only 25,591 ex-combatants are currently participating in reintegration projects funded by the UNDP Trust Fund, the European Commission and the United States Agency for International Development USAID.
Pillar III(reintegration projects): the requirements are estimated to remain stable at 4.6 per cent and 4.3 per cent of the total requirements for 2014 and 2015, respectively;