Examples of using Four case studies in English and their translations into Arabic
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A review of the four case studies follows.
Four case studies will review processes in Colombia, Georgia, Sri Lanka and the Sudan.
As part of its response to those decisions, the Secretariat had organized four case studies in various regions and subregions.
Under the project, four case studies were carried out in China, India, Indonesia and Viet Nam.
Common features regarding national approaches to addressing food security andnutrition arising from the four case studies included.
It also reviews four case studies of countries that have successfully promoted growth in ICT.
Hewlett-Packard, one of western industry's earliest JIT implementers,provides a set of four case studies from four H-P divisions during the mid-1980s.
Summary of results of four case studies on regional and subregional centres for capacity-building and technology transfer.
Other analysis includes a special study onperformance requirements, including four case studies on the relationship between foreign and domestic investment.
In this regard, four case studies were presented: the Roma, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia and the new minorities in the Netherlands.
The aim of the project is toexamine the creation of global care chains through four case studies in labour markets in Bolivia-Spain, Ecuador-Spain, Peru-Chile and Peru-Spain.
(b) Preparing four case studies and technical papers on global inequality, global interdependence and poverty eradication;
Several analytical studies havebeen carried out on the environmental management of mining, including four case studies on environmental management in the gold, bauxite and aluminum industries in Brazil, Ghana, Indonesia and Zimbabwe.
The chapter uses four case studies to illustrate the effects of climate change: the Sahel, northern boreal wetlands, Kalimantan(Indonesia), and the Florida Everglades.
As described in documents UNEP/POPS/COP.1/30 and UNEP/POPS/COP.1/INF/26,the Secretariat of the Stockholm Convention organized four case studies within the scope of administering technical assistance under the Convention through identified institutions across varying regions of the globe.
The four case studies illustrate some commonalities. Women borrow money mostly for home improvements and small projects in craft related and home manufactured industries.
In response to decision INC-6/10, the Secretariat organized four case studies in various regions or subregions, the results of which are summarized in the annex to the present note.
All four case studies clearly referred to CFS as the platform capable of bringing to light country-level needs in the areas of technical cooperation, capacity-building and resource mobilization.
Five studies were undertaken: one diagnostic study and four case studies covering the Indian Ocean islands, the Pacific islands, the Windward Islands and Barbados.
Four case studies were presented during CRIC 1 that highlighted best practices and called attention to issues in technology transfer and the utilization of traditional knowledge.
The increase of $88,600 is required for(a) consultants($36,000)to undertake four case studies; and(b) two expert group meetings($52,600) on trade and trade-related policy options for poverty eradication.
In addition to the presentation of two background papers, the workshop reviewed three cross-cutting legal issues that were seen as being of major relevance in the sustained and systematic attention to women ' s human rights and gender issues in the general human rights framework anddiscussed four case studies prepared by experts at the invitation of the organizers.
Summary of the results of four case studies on regional and subregional centres for capacity-building and technology transfer under the Stockholm Convention.
(b) Five non-recurrent technical publications: global overview of construction technology trends- innovations for human settlements development;* compendium of energy-efficient, low-polluting building materials production technologies;** policies andmeasures for small contractor development in the construction industry; four case studies evaluating the impact of women ' s participation within the construction sector; and operationalizing arrangements for South-South and North-South cooperation on building materials and technologies through regional workshops and guidelines.
The report features four case studies in the areas of starting a business, dealing with construction permits, registering property and resolving insolvency, as well as an annex on labor market regulation.
In response to a request by the Commission at its eighth session in 2004, delegates discussed,under agenda item 3, four case studies on country experiences with trade-related investment measures(TRIMs) and their elimination, which had been presented during a panel discussion.
The project is based on four case studies- Afghanistan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Rwanda and Sri Lanka- and aims at identifying best practices in order to provide lessons for the international community on peace-building and conflict prevention.
The United Nations recently completed two studies on family issues, entitled" A survey of family policies and programmes of eight selected countries" 2 and" Families andthe world of work: four case studies" .3 A database on family policy has been created, the web site of the Family Unit is periodically updated to facilitate access to information about the work of the United Nations in the arena of families and a directory of national mechanisms on the family will be prepared.
In the framework of the project, UNODC completed four case studies on specific groups of young people, including deported young men and women, in order to better understand the causes and impact of irregular migration.
(d) Investment Regimes in the Arab World: Issues and Policies(Sales No. E/F.00.II.D.32)includes four case studies on the legal and regulatory regimes for foreign direct investment in Egypt, Lebanon, Morocco and Saudi Arabia, as well as an overview of the regulatory and institutional framework for investment in the Arab world as a whole;
