Examples of using Complementary programmes in English and their translations into Arabic
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Complementary programmes.
In addition, in many countries there are complementary programmes at regional and local levels.
Complementary Programmes Track.
Malaria control today is financed through a range of complementary programmes that all have an impact on malaria.
These complementary programmes aim to facilitate the teacher's work in introducing subjects in the context of values education and health education.
Here UNHCR worked closely with UNDP andthe World Bank designing complementary programmes.
(a) Increase in the number of joint or complementary programmes, initiatives and activities to strengthen systemwide follow-up to intergovernmental decisions.
UNDP, UNESCO, UN-Habitat,FAO and other United Nations agencies also have complementary programmes in place.
Complementary programmes facilitating entry to the labour market and targeted to youth and women should be developed(for instance, information and communication technology training).
The Association enabled former UNIDO staff to make further use of their experience andknowledge through involvement in complementary programmes for sustainable industrial development.
The Parliament recently approved a law on food and nutritional sovereignty and security,allowing Nicaragua to set up complementary programmes such as the" zero hunger" programme, the food production vouchers scheme, housing vouchers, schools and market gardens, programmes for comprehensive food and child nutrition, and school lunches and milk programmes. .
The Convention on Biological Diversity has helped to focus attention on the very important issues associatedwith genetic resources for food and agriculture, and urged complementary programmes in this area with FAO.
Promote and/or consolidate social policies to support schooling,such as rental allowances conditional on school attendance, and complementary programmes including school meals and health care, all of which facilitate an early start to education and address various shortcomings in a timely manner.
There was agreement that organizations of the United Nations system, including the Bretton Woods institutions, we well as the World Trade Organization and regional entities, should support the efforts by Governments in the implementation ofthe Platform for Action and, where appropriate, develop complementary programmes of their own.
Prior to its introduction, some 11,000 staff members globally were trained in the underlying principles and the procedures of the newsystem in 1995 and 1996, and complementary programmes were introduced to develop managerial and supervisory skills and promote attitudinal change.
Within the inter-agency framework, organizations of the United Nations system, including the Bretton Woods institutions, the World Trade Organization and the regional entities, continued their efforts to support Governments in the implementation ofthe Platform for Action and, as appropriate, developing their own complementary programmes.
A major guiding principle is that cooperation andpartnership with other leading institutions that have common interests and complementary programmes to which the University can add value should be an integral part of teaching and research activities.
Complementary programmes have been developed to support the grooming of future managers and leaders, including the intensive Junior Professional Development Programme, a foundation course for new staff recruited through the competitive examination process, and a Supervisory Development Programme to support all staff up to the P-4 level in developing key supervisory skills.
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization(UNESCO)cooperates with microfinance institutions and other partners in designing and implementing complementary programmes aimed at helping the poor, especially women, to benefit from financial as well as social services.
The Buenos AiresAction Plan approved 12 new complementary programmes which include areas such as human resources management and development, development of maritime radiocommunication services, computer-aided network planning, frequency management, integrated rural development(study of appropriate technologies for rural telecommunications), broadcasting infrastructure, information services, development of telematics and computer networks.
Finally, the need to operate within a comprehensive urban development framework which looks into population growth and distribution,the impacts of related policies and complementary programmes on land use allocation and conversion, the industrialization programme and the informal sector is seriously being looked into.
Additional complementary programmes, designed and implemented in the past 18 months, include training in negotiation skills and conflict resolution, special development programmes for successful G to P and national competitive entry candidates, supervisory skills training for senior General Service and Junior Professionals with supervisory responsibilities and a programme on General Service effectiveness.
Referring to the mandatory People Management Training Programme, she said that the CARICOM countries were in favour of extending the programme to benefit staff other than those atsenior staff levels and noted that complementary programmes for General Service and junior Professional staff were being contemplated.
Ninety per cent opted for vocational training and scholarships,while the remaining 10 per cent preferred agricultural training. Complementary programmes to stabilize and/or refinance the existing projects of beneficiaries and further technical assistance are clearly needed to guarantee the effective reintegration of former combatants.
Building on this UNESCO/WFP multi-country programme framework, other United Nations agencies including FAO, the World Health Organization(WHO), UNICEF and the United Nations Population Fund(UNFPA)are working to extend complementary programmes in health, water and sanitation.
The outcome document reiterates the call in the Platform for Action for the United Nations system, including the Bretton Woods institutions, as well as the World Trade Organization, within their mandates, to support governmental efforts and,as appropriate, to develop complementary programmes of their own to achieve full and effective implementation of the Platform for Action and the outcome document.
Organizations of the United Nations system and the Bretton Woods institutions, as well as the World Trade Organization, other international and regional intergovernmental bodies, parliaments and civil society, including the private sector and NGOs, trade unions and other stakeholders, are called upon to support government efforts and,where appropriate, develop complementary programmes of their own to achieve full and effective implementation of the Platform for Action.
In the outcome of its twenty-third special session(General Assembly resolution S-23/3, annex), the General Assembly called upon organizations of the United Nations system, along with other actors, to support government efforts and,where appropriate, develop complementary programmes of their own to achieve full and effective implementation of the Platform for Action.
Organizations of the United Nations system and the Bretton Woods institutions, as well as the World Trade Organization, other international and regional intergovernmental bodies, parliaments and civil society, including the private sector and non-governmental organizations(NGOs), trade unions and other stakeholders, are called upon to support government efforts and, where appropriate,develop complementary programmes of their own to achieve full and effective implementation of the Platform for Action."(General Assembly resolution S-23/3, para. 49).