Examples of using Developing networks in English and their translations into Arabic
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Developing networks and partnerships.
In Colombia, in 2004 several courseswere organized to strengthen institutional capacity by developing networks of trainers.
The Initiative is aimed at developing networks of actors working on migration and development and to disseminate good practices.
The United Nations Fund for International Partnerships(UNFIP)plays a vital role in developing networks to benefit the United Nations system.
It means developing networks of learning, organization-wide sharing of best practices, and an even greater commitment to performance and results.
The regional programme has brought together countries that sharedcommon problems to learn from each other, often developing networks along the way.
Raising public awareness, conducting research, developing networks and encouraging international cooperation were also crucial in that regard.
The Outreach Programme seeks toestablish close contacts between the Tribunal and regional organizations, developing networks of groups and individuals.
The issue of developing networks across sectors to spur partnerships, encouraging cross-border collaborations between professors, teachers and practitioners.
The International Telecommunication Union, through all its work and collaboration, has been an effective focal point for Governments andthe private sector in developing networks and services.
OIOS also noted with satisfaction attempts at developing networks, forums and communities of practice as part of individual divisional undertakings.
Another approach is to strengthen and further develop existing TK protection systems, based on documentation of TK,building institutions, developing networks and strengthening the use of customary law.
The role of the High Commissioner is especially important in developing networks of cooperation with international and regional bodies on the issue of minority protection.
Phase 2: 2004-2005(completed): refining the strategic plan for the implementation of managed mobility; developing the necessary policy and information technology infrastructure;increasing awareness and understanding and developing networks to support mobility;
Upon request assistance willbe provided to Member States in establishing and developing networks of national machinery and of centres and institutions for training and research in the field of ageing with a view to strengthening national capacities for integrated approaches to ageing and development.
Seeking to address damaging negative perceptions in the region of the Tribunal as remote, disconnected and unresponsive, the outreach programme has established closecontacts between the Tribunal and regional organizations, developing networks of groups and individuals.
In this regard, the ACC(now CEB) stated that their vast knowledge as well as social andeconomic experience are of great potential for developing networks and partnerships, and suggested that Resident Coordinators consult the RCs in the preparation of the country programmes to include the regional perspective.
Seeking to address damaging negative perceptions in the region of the Tribunal as remote, disconnected and unresponsive, ICTY Outreach has sought to establish close contactsbetween the Tribunal and regional organizations, developing networks of groups and individuals.
Blood cells are already being produced andare flowing through these developing networks. Secondary blood vessels also begin to develop around the placenta, to supply it with more nutrients. Blood cells begin to form on the sac in the center of the embryo, as well as cells which begin to differentiate into blood vessels.
This involves:(a) ensuring that evidence-based information is provided for strategic use;(b) harnessing cutting-edgeknowledge that can be adapted for use by countries; and(c) developing networks of expertise to support ICPD, particularly on emerging issues.
Full use will be made of the collective capacity of the United Nations system to provide gender analysis and policy advice on the impact of global economic issues and sectoral policies and strategies on women, and to offer a platform for Governments, the private sector and non-governmental organizations for promoting linkages between the policy,the institutional and the grass-roots levels and for exchanging experiences and developing networks and cooperation arrangements.
Such programmes as the Solar Schools Network in Greece, the Eco Schools in the United Kingdom, and the Green Schools in Belgium add value to curricula by allowing the students hands-on experience in mitigating the causes of climate change,as well as by developing networks and fostering further cooperation between schools and NGOs.
Region: Develop networks of non-governmental organizations for drug abuse prevention among youth.
Develop networks through meetings and conferences.
Developed networks for service referrals to social workers and Child and Youth Care Centres.
Developed Network for Information Technology Co Ltd.
Develop networks of supermarkets, processed-food stores, and household services to help with housework.
Member States are encouraged to facilitate international cooperation and develop networks for the exchange of practices and knowledge.
Member States are encouraged to facilitate international cooperation and develop networks for the exchange of practices and knowledge.
Develop networks and contacts for exploring other strategic partnership opportunities with the Secretariat or between Basel Convention regional and coordinating centres and the private sector.