Examples of using Camp-based in English and their translations into Arabic
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There are 147,302 camp-based refugees from Eritrea.
It recommended that Rwanda explore thepossibility of providing additional living space for camp-based refugees.
She suggested launching a camp-based pilot programme involving key stakeholders, including the private sector.
This project is now reaching camp-based refugees.
In addition, 29 per cent of camp-based Palestine refugees and 34 per cent of herders in area C suffer from food insecurity.
Develop comprehensive strategies to achieve durable solutions for urban and rural/camp-based refugees.
Carry out activities to improve the livelihoods of camp-based refugees in eastern regions of the Sudan, in 2008 and 2009.
Follow-up training has been carried out in Gulu and further training is planned in 2007 to develop andstrengthen the network of field and camp-based monitors.
What insights can the pre-eminent critic of camp-based aid provision, Barbara Harrell-Bond, offer contemporary practitioners?
As the majority of this population who reside in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region have achieved selfreliance,UNHCR camp-based assistance was phased-out at the end of 1998.
Work on the remaining shelters was carried out by small camp-based contractors engaged by the Agency, with the aim of creating employment within the refugee community.
Shelter rehabilitation. With extrabudgetary funding, UNRWA rehabilitated 37 shelters for SHC families, some on a self-help basis, for which families participated in the design and rehabilitation,and the rest through camp-based contractors.
UNHCR continued to provide protection and material assistance to urban and camp-based refugees and asylum-seekers mainly from sub-Saharan African countries.
With the conclusion of the camp-based general food distribution in September 1995, the remaining assistance had been targeted primarily at community-based activities and vulnerable groups, while simultaneously building the refugees ' capacity to attain self-reliance.
The region is host to a number ofprotracted refugee situations, both in urban and camp-based contexts, which continue to require urgent and bold action to devise solutions in a humanitarian manner.
Find solutions, and in particular, resolve protracted refugees situations: the Bureau will focus, not only on the three" traditional" solutions(repatriation, local settlement, resettlement), but also on finding innovative andcomprehensive answers to long-standing situations, both camp-based and urban.
In Darfur, Sudan, UNHCR is shifting from a camp-based approach to a stronger focus on solutions, building on the progressive integration of IDPs in urban areas.
As in previous years, rehabilitation was achieved either through a self-help approach, with the Agency providing financial and technical assistance and families arranging volunteer labour, and/or through subcontracting,including small camp-based contractors, thereby creating much-needed employment within the refugee community.
During the reporting period 147,302 Eritrean and11,889 Ethiopian camp-based refugees received basic material and protection assistance from the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees(UNHCR).
During the reporting period, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization(UNESCO), in partnership with the Kurdistan Regional Government, implemented a technical and vocational education programme thatincluded entrepreneurship and information technology training, to assist camp-based youth in accessing local employment opportunities.
UNHCR will continue to provide physical and legal protection to the camp-based refugee population and will ensure an efficient treatment of individual refugee claims and the identification of durable solutions.
During the reporting period, 136 families moved off the Agency ' s ration rolls owing to successful micro-enterprise development, 325 new individuals have benefited from the group guaranteed lending scheme during the reporting period and 1,327 have enjoyed apprenticeships and training in marketable skills andactive involvement in camp-based production units.
It also reduced the dependency of the displaced and refugees on camp-based services, and has encouraged communities to organize themselves to benefit from self-help and development activities.
However, Rwanda and Gabon have increased budgets of $1.0 million and $2.5 million respectively,due to efforts to improve standards for camp-based Congolese refugees and to support activities to locally integrate Congolese refugees living in Gabon.
Organized repatriation of camp-based Angolan refugees officially ended in December 2005 from Zambia, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Namibia, but due to the large number of camp-based Angolan refugees in Zambia expressing a wish to repatriate, an extraordinary one-year extension of movements from Zambia was agreed at the March 2006 Zambia-Angola-UNHCR Tripartite Commission meeting.
The relocation and compensation of people displaced by the 2007 post-electoral violence continued,reducing the number of camp-based internally displaced persons to less than 30,000 by May 2013, according to Government estimates.
Specific examples include the number of countries meeting the ratio of camp-based refugees per primary health-care facility which, according to provisional 2007 UNHCR indicators, has improved from 42 per cent in 2006 to 61 per cent in 2007.
Shelter rehabilitation. To promote family and community contributions to shelter rehabilitation andcreate work for small camp-based construction contractors, relief staff identified 264 special hardship families who expressed their preparedness to assume responsibility for rehabilitating their shelters using the self-help approach.
While progress in this exercise was relativelysuccessfulwas largely positive in relation to countries with camp-based refugee populations, there is still room for improvement in ways to adapting the methodology to address the specificsunique situation of developed countries dealing mainly with asylum- seekers, and for those of operations dealing with urban refugees or internally displaced persons(IDPs).