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They then return to their communities where they provide vital livestock services to the rural poor.
CERD recommended that Yemen strengthen efforts to provide humanitarian assistance to IDPs andensure their immediate return to their communities.
On their return to their communities, the Fellows commit to disseminating the information they have received through seminars and trainings.
Disputes over land and other property are increasing as refugees,internally displaced persons and former combatants return to their communities of origin.
Resources for"reinsertion packages" are vital in helping refugees return to their communities of origin and to assist these communities in receiving them.
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The Committee further recommends that the State party strengthen its efforts in the provision of humanitarian assistance to IDPs andensuring their immediate return to their communities.
Several speakers pointed to the need for access to higher education for indigenous youth,so that they can return to their communities with skills which are now not available to them.
The World Food Programme supported the voluntary return of IDPs with resettlement rations in several countries, including Uganda and Southern Sudan,where that agency also promotes the self-reliance of IDPs upon their return to their communities.
The women, many of whom have never left their communities before, receive funding and logistical support to travel to India to study for six months,and then return to their communities armed with knowledge and skills to implement grass-roots solutions for delivering clean energy.
In many countries, Governments and partners have developed disarmament, demobilization andreintegration programmes to help former child soldiers acquire new skills and return to their communities.
As a follow-up to the recommendations in my first report(S/2006/662) andcommitments made to my Special Representative on ensuring adequate reintegration support to released children when they return to their communities, UNICEF conducted an assessment of reintegration activities implemented in 2006.
It forms part of a rehabilitation and prevention strategy andaims to give violent offenders the skills to avoid violence before they leave prison and return to their communities.
Many of these projects also provide women with livelihood training to empower them economically to live healthy andproductive lives when they return to their communities.
Actions included the loan of staffto key ministries and facilitating the establishment in early 2003 of a national Return Commission to help displaced Afghans return to their communities.
Ultimately, voluntary repatriation will depend on the efforts of the Government of Rwanda to promote genuine national reconciliation among all segments of Rwandese society andto ensure that refugees can return to their communities without fear of persecution.
Although not specifically part of the referral network of services for victims, the programme forms part of a rehabilitation and prevention strategy andaims to give violent offenders the skills to avoid violence before they leave prison and return to their communities.
As with the clearance of ERW, it is of critical importance that the users of munitions provide such information rapidly after their use to facilitate the provision of suitable warnings in areas no longer affected by active hostilities andto populations that may soon return to their communities.
The Committee expresses its deep concern that returnees, in particular those belonging to ethnic minorities, are often denied access to social protection, health care, school education for their children and other economic, social and cultural rights,thereby impeding their sustainable return to their communities.
The UNHCR Refugee Education Trust, an independent fund for refugee post-primary education that became operational in May 2001, has supported more than 18,000 refugee children in Guinea, Pakistan, Sierra Leone, Uganda andthe United Republic of Tanzania, to attend secondary schools, in the hope that they may return to their communities as teachers, professionals and leaders.
Realizing that peace would not be achieved and sustained through disarmament alone, the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP) and the World Food Programme(WFP) helped the Government to embark on a quick-impact income- and job-creation programme aimed primarily at those who had been demobilized butcould not return to their communities of origin because of the security situation.
The course complements other recent programmes held in Israel in cooperation with countries such as Uganda and Kenya, and UNAIDS-West Africa, which utilize a"train the trainer" approach and make for cost-effective, efficient andsustainable educational intervention, as those professionals return to their communities and implement educational programming.
Most children return to their community from detention.
More than 10,000 children left armed groups and returned to their communities.
In the humanitarian area, the main focus will be on supporting the Government in its efforts to ensure the sustainability of the internally displaced persons returning to their communities.
Other social and educational programmes have also been devised to enable inmates to conduct normal lives once they return to their community.
At least 700 families received psychosocial support and were assisted in returning to their communities, while some 3,000 people received household items.
The demobilization sites are designed for the former combatants to be registered,screened and profiled before returning to their communities to receive reinsertion and reintegration benefits.
In the humanitarian area, the main focus of the Operation will be on supporting the Government in its efforts to ensure the sustainability of internally displaced persons returning to their communities.
There was a modest decrease of approximately 793,000 in the number of displaced persons returned to their communities or area of origin.
Some 13,000 internally displaced persons returned to their communities from November 2011 to February 2012.