Examples of using Mentoring programmes in English and their translations into Arabic
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Develop mentoring programmes.
Action taken: organization of study days, seminars,a colloquium and forums on women and the family, and mentoring programmes for widows.
Working with Mentoring Programmes.
Mentoring programmes for girls in skill development and training.
Institutions with mentoring programmes.
Mentoring programmes for" at risk" youth in partnership with community groups;
(e) Start-up business supports, such as mentoring programmes, incubators and peer networks; and.
Mentoring programmes are being made available for all new staff; specific mentoring was provided to women and to minorities at mid-career level.
He also mentioned that knowledge-sharing and mentoring programmes were useful tools for effective capacity-enhancement in the region.
Mentoring programmes for staff at large, and provision of training and ongoing support for mentors and mentees for approximately 400 participants;
In Somaliland it supported the development of legislation and regulations andconducted capacity-building and mentoring programmes for legal aid providers.
They can also include mentoring programmes, where older persons volunteer to help children and young people with their schoolwork.
The further development of career resources centres,occupational networks and mentoring programmes is expected to result in increased opportunities for all staff;
Technical assistance was provided to the Ministry of Justice on case review throughthe implementation of docket review and prosecution mentoring programmes.
Invest in young people through mentoring programmes, capacity-building initiatives and equal youth-adult partnerships;
Many non-governmental organizations also support intergenerational programmes, such as positive parenting classes and mentoring programmes.
Increase mentoring, instituting formal mentoring programmes and networking opportunities for women in and outside of the workplace.
Mentoring programmes existed to encourage girl students to take subjects such as mathematics and steps were under way to eliminate stereotypes in textbooks.
Political parties should be encouraged to develop mentoring programmes for minorities and indigenous peoples, and to take such persons into account in candidate lists.
Mentoring programmes for young professional staff and provision of training and ongoing support for mentors and mentees, for approximately 300 participants;
The project of the GermanYouth Institute and Berlin Technical University(TU) focussed on mentoring programmes as a tool to promote women in decision-making positions.
(e) Mentoring. Mentoring programmes have been introduced for new junior Professional staff and for new staff at all levels in a number of departments and offices.
Without many role models in such fields, scholarships and mentoring programmes will open up new areas for women and fuel their confidence and ambitions.
This includes mentoring programmes with experienced entrepreneurs and business leaders, and extracurricular activities, such as the technical and behavioural training provided by Empretec(box 5).
Both human andfinancial resources need to be allocated for high school/college mentoring programmes and project experiences that encourage high achieving career choices.
In order to remedy that situation, mentoring programmes, discussion groups and research and development had been encouraged as had efforts to combat gender stereotyping, for example by providing training courses for potential women candidates to the executive boards of corporations.
(b) Provide incentives for political parties to nominate equal numbers of women and men as candidates andstrengthen targeted training and mentoring programmes on leadership and negotiation skills for current and potential women candidates;
Some States have introduced cross-party mentoring programmes to equip women entering the political realm with the skills necessary to perform their roles.
UNOCI will also support capacity development through technical assistance,co-location and mentoring programmes for the police, gendarmerie, justice and corrections officers and contribute to restoring their presence throughout Côte d ' Ivoire.
Support the formation of community-based abuse prevention activities,including the formation of child protection committees, mentoring programmes, provision of day care centres for children of working parents, and psychological, legal and social support to families and orphaned children.