Примеры использования Supported a project на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In 2010, the organization supported a project that built a health centre in Ethiopia.
Two capacity-building events took place back-to-back with the 8th meeting of the SPECA Project Working Group on Trade in Dushanbe, 7-9 October 2013: a brainstorming on the Single Window project in Tajikistan, which brought together all major stakeholders and international development partners, took stock of the recent developments, when GIZ andthe European Union have supported a project on the Single Window initiated by UNECE.
In 2004, Switzerland supported a project to promote participation by women politicians in Mozambique's elections.
In order to complete the methodological framework on real estate price statistics, the Working Group supported a project for the compilation of a handbook on commercial property price indicators.
UNESCO supported a project entitled“Women speaking to women: women's rural community radio in least-developed countries”.
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In coordination with UNICEF, UNFPA supported a project to reduce maternal transmission of HIV/AIDS.
UNOPS supported a project aimed at improving the response by the Office of the Attorney General and Public Prosecution to gender-specific human rights violations.
From the contributions allocated by UNDP, the Fund supported a project on data collection and disaggregation in Nepal based on the 2001 census.
WHO also supported a project to develop the Central Public Health Laboratory by identifying essential activities, such as the training of environmental health inspectors and of laboratory staff.
In Latin America and the Caribbean, UNHabitat supported a project entitled"Water for Life", in which 700 Cuban households were connected to piped water.
In 2010, UNEP supported a project on the involvement of African nongovernmental organizations in the access- and benefit-sharing process.
Within the framework of communityled training, in December 2006, OHCHR supported a project submitted by a former minority fellow from a Romani community in Bulgaria to organize a training course in the municipality of Polski Trambesh.
He wholeheartedly supported a project which was aimed at providing the United Nations Secretariat with the means necessary to ensure proper accounting for the taxpayers' money entrusted to it.
In Sierra Leone, OHCHR andthe Human Rights Section of the United Nations Mission in Sierra Leone(UNAMSIL) supported a project undertaken by Physicians for Human Rights, which produced a report in January 2002 highlighting the disturbing and underreported pattern of violence and abuse against women during the conflict.
FAO supported a project on"Mainstreaming gender dimensions into water resources development and management in the Mediterranean region(GEWAMED)", coordinated by the Mediterranean Agronomic Institute of Bari and financed by the European Commission.
In 2010, Operation Hope also supported a project to provide milk for children at the hospital of Nanoro, also in Burkina-Faso.
In addition, UNDP supported a project on sustainable water and energy services in rural areas, funded by the United Nations Trust Fund for Human Security.
In Morocco, UNIFEM and other partners supported a project to expand and foster networking among legal and counselling centres for women victims of violence Anaruz Network.
The Forum supported a project which allowed indigenous persons to evaluate International Fund for Agricultural Development-supported projects in indigenous territories.
In 2010, the organization supported a project for international exchanges between retirement homes, launched by a Hungarian association.
UNFPA supported a project to increase Palestinian youth participation in early recovery, improve their prospects for employment and reduce their social and economic marginalization.
Canadian Heritage's Prairie region(Saskatchewan area) supported a project that organized cultural camps to sensitize provincial judges about discrimination faced by Aboriginal people, including exposure to sentencing circles and other aspects of traditional Aboriginal justice methods.
UNDP also supported a project on social exclusion that analysed the processes and patterns that prevent people from taking part in the economic and social life of their community.
To promote the strategy in the Republic of Moldova,UNESCO supported a project within the Participation Programme on promotion and protection of women's human rights and of gender equality through debate, which included a national conference and a series of seminars and public debates for teachers and young people in the Republic of Moldova.
UNIFEM also supported a project by eminent women involved in the implementation of the Platform who provided the Government with recommendations on how the issues outlined in the Platform could be addressed within the plan.
The MLSAF grant scheme supported a project by the NGO OZ Možnosť voľby(Pro Choice) aimed at developing methods for implementing such special measures in relation to sex/gender.
The Noel Foundation supported a project to market Mayan women's crafts in Mexico and Zonta International included three UNIFEM concept papers for consideration in its 2002-2004 cycle.
WHO and UNAIDS supported a project to explore the impact of HIV/AIDS on HIV-positive women's reproductive health and rights, focusing on women's experiences of the health service.
In 2005, Switzerland also supported a project of the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights aimed at strengthening women's participation in democratization in the Caucasus and Central Asia.
The United Kingdom supported a project run by the Arms Control Association to aid the United States of America in consultations and information exchange with United States senators and their staff regarding ratification.