Examples of using Icomp in English and their translations into Arabic
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ICOMP has attended many meetings organized by United Nations bodies.
UNFPA is supporting a regional network of institutions through ICOMP for this purpose.
ICOMP is currently seeking support to expand these activities in Eastern Africa.
The UNFPA Mongolia office also supported ICOMP for strengthening reproductive health programme management from 2002 to 2003.
ICOMP executes and technically assists small grant activities on behalf of the Alliance.
UNFPA has also supported the sharing of experiences through ICOMP ' s quarterly newsletter" Feedback", its journal" Innovations" and its web site.
ICOMP has received support from and collaborated with UNFPA for a variety of activities.
Under the World Bank 's population and reproductive health capacity-building programme, ICOMP in 2003 and 2004 implemented a programme to improve the governance of NGOs in Bolivia, Ethiopia and the Philippines, where a toolkit was also developed and widely shared.
ICOMP ' s mission is to contribute towards achieving excellence in the management of quality population programmes at the country, regional and international levels.
As for keeping up with the advent of technology, ICOMP consistently enhances and improves its website(www. icomp. org. my) to be not only informative but also interactive.
In 2004, ICOMP is implementing a project to strengthen the strategic leadership of the reproductive health programme in Asia.
With Ford Foundation support, ICOMP is providing technical support to India and China on moving away from demographic targets and towards the quality of care approach.
ICOMP has also worked in the field of reproductive health with continuing and new projects for the duration of the period 2001-2004, some of which are indicated below.
With the support of the Ford Foundation, ICOMP has successfully promoted public-sector and civil society organization understanding and collaboration in upscaling reproductive health innovations.
ICOMP has also collaborated with WHO throughout this period to carry out introduction research for contraceptive technologies and strategic assessment of reproductive health programmes.
In sharing and disseminating its experiences, ICOMP uses a variety of means, such as publications, a website, documentation of best practices, development of training modules, and in the near future, e-learning.
ICOMP also participated in events relating to the International Conference on Population and Development(ICPD)+10 such as Countdown 2015 and ICPD+10 activities.
For the period 2004-2005, ICOMP received further funding to increase the institutional capacity of reproductive health and HIV/AIDS NGOs, where it focuses on linked response to reproductive health and HIV/AIDS.
ICOMP was also a member of the International Initiative on Reproductive Health Supplies Consortium under the Mellon Foundation through the Program for Appropriate Technology in Health from 2002 to 2003.
With funding from UNFPA, ICOMP publishes its quarterly Feedback newsletter; Series on Upscaling Innovations in Reproductive Health; and the journal Innovations for population/reproductive health programme managers.
ICOMP carried out various South-South collaboration activities of the Asian South-South Facilitator NGO Network, including roundtable meetings, an international NGO forum and advocacy materials.
In its advocacy activities, ICOMP was supported by the Hewlett Foundation and the Japanese Organization for International Cooperation in Family Planning in co-organizing an NGO forum during the Fifth Asian and Pacific Population Conference, in Bangkok, in 2002.
ICOMP has identified four priority areas of work: reproductive health, adolescent reproductive health, enhancing gender responsiveness and improving quality of care; and improving effectiveness of NGO and civil society organizations.
With support from the United Nations Population Fund(UNFPA), ICOMP carried out a project to accelerate implementation of the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development through strengthening reproductive health programmes in urban slums in two countries in Asia and two countries in Africa.
In 2003, ICOMP co-organized an international seminar on strategic leadership of the HIV/AIDS programme in Uganda with joint funding from the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS(UNAIDS), UNFPA, WHO, the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency(SIDA) and the Canadian International Development Agency(CIDA).
ICOMP provided technical assistance to the World Health Organization(WHO) in its regional project in Asia to promote strategies and strengthen institutional capability to implement The WHO Strategic Approach for Reproductive Health Programme Development from 2001 to 2004 under the Special Programme of Research, Development, and Research Training in Human Reproduction.