Примеры использования Transfer of knowledge through expatriate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Transfer of Knowledge through Expatriate Nationals.
Another important programme was the Transfer of Knowledge Through Expatriate Nationals.
Transfer of Knowledge through Expatriate Nationals.
The programme has yet to make use of the technical cooperation formula known as Transfer of Knowledge Through Expatriate Nationals TOKTEN.
Transfer of Knowledge Through Expatriate Nationals TOKTEN.
In decision 94/9, adopted at the same session,the Board invited the Administrator to designate UNV as manager of the Transfer of Knowledge Through Expatriate Nationals project TOKTEN.
Transfer of Knowledge Through Expatriate Nationals TOKTEN.
United Nations Volunteers supported the Middle East peace process through the UNV-managed Transfer of Knowledge through Expatriate Nationals(TOKTEN) modality and the programme of assistance to the Palestinian people.
The Transfer of Knowledge through Expatriate Nationals(TOKTEN) programme was cited as a good example of the broad contribution of UNDP.
This will facilitate the placement of an additional eight international United Nations Volunteer years(which may also be utilized for national United Nations Volunteer or transfer of knowledge through expatriate nationals modalities) until March 2006.
Work carried out by the UNOPS Training and Transfer of Knowledge Through Expatriate Nationals(TOKTEN) Services Section has seen a dramatic increase.
Human resources development, which will focus on human resources strategy, recruitment andmanagement, support to the East Timorese Civil Service Academy and the development of a Transfer of Knowledge through Expatriate Nationals(TOKTEN) programme.
The TOKTEN project(Transfer of Knowledge through Expatriate Nationals) aims to persuade migrants established abroad to return at least temporarily and contribute to their homeland's development.
The Council for Development and Reconstruction,with support from UNDP, continued the implementation of the project on Transfer of Knowledge Through Expatriate Nationals(TOKTEN), which has met with increased interest and success during the review period.
The UNDP Transfer of Knowledge through Expatriate Nationals programme sent Palestinian experts to the Palestinian Authority, private sector and non-governmental organizations.
Between 1977 and 1997, for instance, the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP), through its Transfer of Knowledge through Expatriate Nationals(TOKTEN) programme, placed about 5,000 qualified professionals on temporary assignments in 49 developing countries.
The TOKTEN(transfer of knowledge through expatriate nationals) scheme supported by the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP) is so far one of the few initiatives in this regard but its impact remains marginal.
Extensive use has also been made of the United Nations International Short-Term Advisory Resources(UNISTAR) and Transfer of Knowledge Through Expatriate Nations(TOKTEN) programmes in the transfer of technological know-how, particularly for the benefit of small and medium enterprises.
The programme, Transfer of Knowledge Through Expatriate Nationals(TOKTEN), which is managed by UNFSTD, increased the number of beneficiary countries in 1993 from 33 to 39 and carried out over 400 consultancies.
To assist with training, the Department of Field Support intends to explore with the United Nations Volunteers Programme the possibility of extending the Transfer of Knowledge Through Expatriate Nationals(TOKTEN) programme to United Nations peace operations.
New UNISTAR and/or joint UNV/UNISTAR/Transfer of Knowledge through Expatriate Nationals(TOKTEN) cooperation programmes have been added in 10 countries since 1990.
In addition, UNDP had been attracting trained Rwandese from abroad to return through either the UNDP programme or bilateral or multilateral programmes, andwas in the process of working out a Transfer of Knowledge through Expatriate Nationals(TOKTEN) programme to bring skilled Rwandese from abroad into the country.
The TOKTEN process(Transfer of Knowledge through Expatriate Nationals), known in the present context as the Friends of Tokelau, and UNV were being utilized to bring expertise to the atolls.
In addition to supporting developing countries and countries in transition through the international and national volunteer modalities,UNV supports and promotes three other volunteer modalities, namely, the United Nations International Short-Term Advisory Resources(UNISTAR), the Transfer of Knowledge through Expatriate Nationals(TOKTEN) and the White Helmets Initiative WHI.
Second, it has carried out TOKTEN(Transfer of Knowledge Through Expatriate Nationals), a programme to help qualified expatriates return to their countries of origin to work on specific projects.
Action is sought fromthe Executive Board regarding:(a) the management of the Transfer of Knowledge through Expatriate Nationals(TOKTEN) programme; and(b) the planning of the use of general purpose funds of the Special Voluntary Fund SVF.
The Transfer of Knowledge Through Expatriate Nationals and the UNV programmes continued to support the ongoing efforts of UNDP, UNIFEM and the Ministry of Women's Affairs to ensure that gender issues were mainstreamed in all policies and reflected in all programmes.
In addition, there were 120 national eco-volunteers and hundreds of Transfer of Knowledge Through Expatriate Nationals(TOKTEN) and United Nations International Short-Term Advisory Services(UNISTAR) volunteers serving around the world.
Programmes like the Transfer of Knowledge through Expatriate Nationals(TOKTEN), UNV and the Private Sector Development Programme are increasingly utilizing developing country personnel; and as such they are being viewed more as a kind of TCDC activity.
In 1996, 44 expatriate Palestinian consultants were fielded through the programme on the Transfer of Knowledge Through Expatriate Nations(TOKTEN) to the benefit of 28 institutions of the Palestinian Authority, including ministries, central institutions, universities and research centres.