Examples of using Framework aims in English and their translations into Arabic
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The framework aims to translate human rights standards into indicators that are contextually relevant and feasible at the national level.
Some regional groupings have specific initiatives relating to services workers-- for example,the SADC regional framework aims at developing policy guidelines to attract and retain health professionals in the public sector in order to reverse brain drain in the health sector in the region.
The Framework aims at supporting policymakers in the design of policies, targeted measures and institutions to promote entrepreneurship.
The National HIV/AIDS Strategic Framework aims to provide a framework for the reduction of the malaria burden by 50 per cent by 2015.
The Framework aims to provide clarity on the concept of a durable solution for internally displaced persons(IDPs) and provides general guidance on how it can be achieved.
In the broader context of promoting decent work for all, the Framework aims to foster cooperation and consultation among the tripartite constituents of ILO in order to assist in the implementation of effective policies on labour migration.
The Framework aims to achieve the 10 targets of the 2011 Political Declaration on HIV/AIDS, to which Mauritius is signatory.
Endorsed at the fourteenth African Union Assembly in February 2010, the Framework aims to assist Governments, national institutions and development stakeholders to focus capacity development on leadership reforms and to empower citizens to bring about socio-economic transformation.
The framework aims to incorporate good practice examples, guidelines and measurable outcomes aimed at various business support providers.
The risk-management framework aims to strengthen accountability and reporting on oversight activities.
The framework aims to establish a ladderized system which would allow easier transition and progression between TVET and higher education.
The new institutional framework aims at more effective and timely service provision to the citizens.
The framework aims at facilitating the process of developing, updating and implementing national policies, plans and programmes for the integrated prevention and control of non-communicable diseases.
At its core, the framework aims to address the chronic food production gap and hunger crisis in Africa.
The framework aims to provide better access to services needed to protect lives and livelihoods and climate-sensitive sectors, particularly in developing countries.
The constitutional framework aims to enhance social harmony through equality, equity, inclusiveness and proportionate representation.
The framework aims to provide a more focused solution to the complex requirements of environmental analysis, intelligence gathering and decision-making, and has been used in various organisational settings since 1999.
Within this context the United Nations gazetteer framework aims to provide standardized and easily exploitable means to reference geographic locations to support applications of the United Nations spatial data infrastructure.
The Framework aims to provide guidance for achieving durable solutions following internal displacement in the context of armed conflict, situations of generalized violence, violations of human rights, and natural or human-made disasters. Being of a generic character, the Framework needs to be applied in light of the specific situation and context.
The accountability framework aims to demonstrate organizational leadership by placing accountability with senior management in a transparent, public and personal manner.
The Framework aims to support developing-country policymakers in the design of initiatives, measures and institutions to promote entrepreneurship.* While cautioning that one size does not fit all, it suggests policy options and recommended actions in priority policy areas that have a direct impact on entrepreneurial activity.
The enhanced HIPC initiative framework aims to deepen debt relief and create a safety cushion against an unanticipated and extended decline in export earnings.
The new RBM framework aims to coherently integrate the building blocks of RBM that have been in place in the United Nations Secretariat for some years now in a manner that is most suitable for the work of UNCTAD, and to streamline the implementation of RBM in our activities.
In addition to the existing subsidies, the framework aims to set up a modality to eliminate other export competition measures, such as trade-distorting types of export credits, guarantee and insurance programmes and export subsidy elements in programmes of State-trading enterprises.
The Framework aims to tackle the high rates of infant mortality, accidents and illness and the low life expectancy experienced by the community and also makes commitments to: support Local Authorities to increase and improve accommodation; to introduce a statutory duty on Local Authorities to provide culturally appropriate accommodation where there is need; and to combating poverty of aspiration and opportunity for Gypsy and Traveller youth.
This comprehensive and evolving framework aims to clarify the areas, forms, and scale of the response of the United Nations system to the capacity needs of the AU, including the integration of NEPAD into AU structures and processes.
The sustainability framework aims to ensure a minimum level of real engagement by all United Nations entities while allowing each entity to implement sustainability in a manner appropriate to its circumstances.
GRP ' s overall peace policy framework aims to end internal armed conflicts(including in Southern Philippines) that have lasted for decades and at the same time address the root causes of armed struggle and social unrest through the protection and promotion of all human rights.
With regard to domestic support measures, the framework aims at substantially reducing trade-distorting subsidies to domestic production, including capping the so-called Blue Box support, 9 with a" tiered approach"(several different levels of reduction) that requires countries with the highest subsidy levels to make the deepest cuts.