Examples of using Examples of programmes in English and their translations into Arabic
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Examples of programmes.
Delegations discouraged UNDP from providingfocus area results by citing anecdotal examples of programmes.
Examples of programmes to support entrepreneurship include.
It must be pointed out, however,that the report contains few concrete examples of programmes that are now under implementation in our respective countries.
II. Examples of programmes and initiatives in support of least developed countries.
Several delegations also drew attention to theimportance of resettlement as a protection tool, giving examples of programmes under way to provide more resettlement opportunities.
We offer two examples of programmes that promote social inclusion of women.
A field worker in Social Protection Programmes of ATD Quart Monde(Madagascar), LalaoHarivelo Henri Rambelo, presented examples of programmes supported in communities in extreme poverty.
Examples of programmes with a specific focus on indigenous issues include the following.
COMPAL El Salvador(I & II), as well as DMFAS El Salvador and Zambia,Blue Book Zambia and ASYCUDA Zambia are good examples of programmes with very positive local outcomes.
Concrete examples of programmes and measures implemented at the national level have also been included.
In addition, the Inter-Agency Standing Committee agencies, coordinated by UNICEF, have produced a manual on field practice in internal displacement,which includes examples of programmes designed to provide protection and assistance to separated children.
Also, few examples of programmes which explicitly address risk factors and their influence on the safety and well-being of children were provided.
Following the presentations, the representatives of Egypt, Ghana, Haiti, New Zealand, Sierra Leone, South Africa and Thailand addressed the factors necessary for the success of community-based rehabilitation programmes, while also offering examples of programmes in their respective countries.
In its report, Switzerland provided examples of programmes for indigenous peoples in Bangladesh and the Plurinational State of Bolivia.
The experts discussed issues related to indigenous peoples ' access to quality education(describing examples of factors that limit indigenous access to education as well as best practices to overcome the existing barriers),culturally appropriate quality education(describing examples of programmes with the aim of offering an education system that is culturally aware of indigenous differences) and participatory approaches and higher education for indigenous peoples.
OIOS found examples of programmes, within and outside the Secretariat, where gender mainstreaming had been built into their systems and supported.
At the Seminar, the experts discussed issues related to the access of indigenous peoples to quality education(describing examples of factors that are limiting indigenous access to education as well as best practices to overcome the existing barriers),culturally appropriate quality education(describing examples of programmes with the aim of offering an education system that is culturally aware of indigenous differences), participatory approaches and higher education for indigenous peoples.
He also cited examples of programmes in his organization where staff were requested to contribute to the cost of enhancing their skills(specifically in external training programmes). .
Ultimately, the sessions concluded on a positive note,with speakers and participants offering examples of programmes and citizens who have taken the initiative to help counter division and polarisation, such as a woman in California who set up a Facebook page to receive donations for refugee families, which has gone viral and received huge support from across the world.
Examples of programmes that have attracted substantial contributions are: capacity-building for aid management, privatization, development of small and medium-size enterprises, emergency assistance and management development.
Collect and make available practical examples of programmes in which Governments, the United Nations, non-governmental organizations and development agencies have incorporated the rights of minorities in development programmes; .
Some examples of programmes organised by the HKSAR Government and various organisations to encourage persons with disabilities ' participation in cultural and art activities are provided in the paragraphs below.
The report further contains concrete examples of programmes and measures implemented at the national level, an evaluation of progress on the implementation of the Global Programme of Action and recommendations on ways and means of improving implementation.
Examples of programmes by other entities are improvement of management techniques, development of market-based gas industries in economics in transition, fostering efficient management of energy institutions and enterprises and energy management in rural areas.
Chapter 4 of UNCTAD(2007a) presents several examples of programmes being implemented in developing countries and that aim at SMEs and that combine the objectives of supporting innovativeness and accelerating the adoption of ICTs and e-business by smaller enterprises.
Examples of programmes that arise as a result of such cooperation include the fight against HIV/AIDs, water and sanitation, nutrition, Governance Justice Legal Sector Reforms(GJLOS), Upgrading of Urban Informal Settlements(Slum upgrading) and the prison reform programme. .
It also presents examples of programmes on the global, regional and national scales, with a view to informing the LDCs on ways to effectively design programmes for implementing NAPAs and other related adaptation plans.
There are encouraging examples of programmes where the community has taken responsibility for identifying appropriate foster families, setting standards for care and protection of children living in families other than their own and for setting up monitoring mechanisms.
Several speakers provided examples of programmes aimed at reaching drug abusers and providing them with information on the risks associated with drug abuse and on clean injecting equipment, substitution therapy, treatment and rehabilitation and other related services.