Examples of using Development of a training programme in English and their translations into Arabic
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Te Roopu Waiora was also funded to support the development of a training programme titled Pae Huarahi.
(g) Development of a training programme on Internet for Africa at decision-making, technicians and users levels;
Monthly meetings with the Government of Libya, to advise on the development of a training programme on sustainable ammunition management.
(h) Development of a training programme in Spatial Information Systems(SIS) to serve the implementation of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change(UNFCCC);
Within the framework of the African Union 10-year capacity-building programme, the Department participated in the development of a training programme on dialogue and mediation.
Commencement of the development of a training programme on HIV/AIDS(launched in September 2005).
Aside from adding to international research,findings served as the basis for the development of a training programme for health personnel in Yemen.
Requests the Toolkit experts to contribute to the development of a training programme on the revised Toolkit in support of data comparability and consistency of time trends, and requests the Secretariat to organize, within available resources, awarenessraising and training activities on the revised Toolkit;
UNITAR, in partnership with IUCN ' sCommission on Environmental Law, is initiating the development of a training programme in environmental law.
Embedding business continuity management within the Organization will require the development of a training programme for managers, business continuity focal points and staff who are responsible for implementing critical business processes in Headquarters, offices away from Headquarters and regional commissions.
In June,MICIVIH cooperated closely with the Ministry of Justice and the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP) in the development of a training programme for prison officials employed by APENA.
(ii) Training courses, seminars, workshops: development of a training programme on gender-related public policies that addresses the needsof Government agencies in terms of the methodologies needed to formulate and measure gender-related indicators and mainstreaming gender in development policies(1);
Providing an example, he indicated that that could be a case in which an institute's research competence in statistics andindicators might then be the basis for the development of a training programme in that area.
Like so many initiatives taken in Statistics Canada, the development of a training programme was entrusted to an internal" management committee".
In the area of operational support, the report states that the Department has put in place additional measures to strengthen threat and risk assessment, including efforts to promote cooperation with host country authorities, the creation of additional analyst positions andsecurity information operation centres in high-risk areas and the development of a training programme for security analysts(A/67/526, para. 48).
The report of this training course and a proposal for the development of a training programme for inventory review experts are contained in document FCCC/SBSTA/2003/3.
The SBSTA requested the secretariat to prepare a report on the experience gained during the pilot training course and, based on this experience, to prepare a proposal,including potential financial implications, for the development of a training programme necessary to ensure the competence of experts participating in review teams.
(ii) Training courses, seminars and workshops: development of a training programme on gender public policies, including e-learning courses that address the needs of government agencies in the areas of: a. methodologies relating to the formulation and measurement of gender-related indicators; b. gender mainstreaming in development policies; c. research tools for economic empowerment(1);
Activities carried out in partnership with theMinistry of Foreign Affairs in Mexico included the development of a training programme on women ' s human rights for its staff, which is now conducted routinely by the Ministry.
Through the preparation of the security risk assessment and security plan for the Force; induction training conducted for 210 military personnel and 42 civilian personnel, comprising 15 international and 27 national staff; expansion of camera surveillance system at Camp Faouar; installation of a roadblocker at the front gate of Camp Faouar; and development of a training programme for military guard personnel on the use of 4 explosive detectors.
This output has beenreformulated as a training activity with the following title:" development of a training programme on gender-related public policies that addresses the needs of Government agencies".
The issue of violence against women had been addressed through the development of an appropriate legal framework along with measures aimed at facilitating its enforcement, including the establishment of a monitoring body, the promotion of scientific research, the strengthening of cooperation with non-governmental organizations,the provision of assistance to victims, and the development of a training programme for police officers and all other professionals involved in handling domestic violence cases.
The activities conducted by the Department include information campaigns, broadcasting of information spots,printed publications and the development of a training programme for State security forces and the community on trafficking in persons and smuggling of migrants. The Department also developed relations with State organizations.
Background: The SBSTA, at its seventeenth session, requested the secretariat to organize a pilot training course on the review of greenhouse gas(GHG) inventories, using traditional and e-learning methods,and to prepare a proposal for the development of a training programme for experts participating in review teams, including potential financial implications.
Also requests the Executive Director to assist small island developing States in areas relating to disaster preparedness, land registration, urban planning guidelines,hurricane-resistant housing and the development of a training programme for local authorities and community development groups on the administration and sustainable development of cities and other human settlements in small island developing States;
Meetings were held with the National Democratic Institute and Liberia Institute of Public Administration andthe research bureau of both Houses on the development of a training programme on research methodology for staff of the Legislative Research Bureau.
The Support Team advisers currently co-located in the National Electoral Commission and the Technical Secretariat for Electoral Administration supported both bodies in the drafting of subsidiary legislation,implementation of the operational plan and development of a training programme for the electoral staff. 16 United Nations Volunteers from the Support Team assisted the electoral management bodies at district level.
The Governing Council of UN-Habitat, by its resolution 20/9, pursued activities in support of small island developing States in the areas of disaster preparedness, land registration, urban planning guidelines,hurricane-resistant housing and the development of a training programme for local authorities and community development groups on the administration and sustainable development of cities and other human settlements.
Three regional projects for the promotion of national human rights institutions in Asia and the Pacific were approved by the Board of Trustees of the Voluntary Fund for Technical Cooperation at its tenth session, held from 30 November to 3 December 1998: a training programme on economic,social and cultural rights; the development of a training programme on investigatory techniques for representatives of national institutions; and a project to support the Third Regional Meeting of the Asia-Pacific Forum of National Human Rights Institutions.