Examples of using Net programmes in English and their translations into Arabic
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Social Safety Net Programmes(SSNP).
Safety net programmes could not be sustainable unless such buffers were rebuilt.
Additionally, a number of safety net programmes are in place.
Safety net programmes are aimed at helping the low income families to cope with poverty.
Core spending on education, health, nutrition and social safety net programmes would not be met.
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Through social safety net programmes, we helped the poor to weather the crisis.
UNDP noted that there was no formal social protection policy,nor were there any social safety net programmes in Tonga.
The Government continues to prefer social safety net programmes over a long-term, comprehensive system.
Safety net programmes in Bangladesh have also become successful to a certain extent in alleviating human poverty.
There is a need to strengthen capacity todesign and implement social protection policies and safety net programmes that protect and promote nutrition.
Countries that have sound safety net programmes in place can react more quickly to rising food and fuel prices.
IMF-supported programmes have also promotedmeasures to protect and even increase spending on social safety net programmes.
Safety net programmes need to be further streamlined aiming at empowering the poor to extend their contribution to the development of the economy.
Measures to counter rising food prices have featured a combination of market subsidies to establishprice ceilings and safety net programmes to protect the poor.
It is also supporting social safety net programmes that reduce the vulnerability of the poor to high food prices and other shocks.
Such an arrangement could potentially help in formulating and implementing medium- to long-term social developmentpolicies as well as social safety net programmes in times of exigency.
Some special provisions, including social safety net programmes, have been adopted for the economically disadvantaged groups, including women.
(d) Funds released from debt relief should not be used to finance infrastructural development alone; there should be heavy emphasis on social development, health and education,nutrition and safety net programmes.
Government expenditures on safety net programmes, whether food-based or not, will increase because of the increase in the number of beneficiaries and the cost per beneficiary.
Australia contributed $50 million to the World Bank ' sFood Crisis Response Programme, which is building social safety net programmes in Cambodia, Kiribati, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Solomon Islands, Viet Nam and Zimbabwe.
Investing in sound safety net programmes is good protection from the food and fuel crisis and from all types of shocks, even in fast-growing economies.
Investing in adequate social protection mechanisms,including nutrition-sensitive safety net programmes, was key to promoting sustainable and inclusive development and crisis response.
The Government provides safety net programmes for persons in vulnerable circumstances, usually persons with disabilities, the elderly, and heads and members of poor and indigent households.
Recent food crises havealso demonstrated the need to develop safety net programmes in order that Governments may react more quickly to rising food and input prices.
While the various safety net programmes do not specifically target groups of women, they are accessible to unemployed women, victims of domestic violence and female heads of single-parent households, once the other criteria are met, such as no/low household income.
Besides providing support for families and children through safety net programmes, government has taken steps to ensure that families and children are protected from all forms of abuse.
It acknowledged the social and safety net programmes that had been introduced, and encouraged the Government to integrate all such programmes in order to maximize their potential impact.
Social safety net: A wide range of social safety net programmes have been put in place to address the multidimensional challenges faced by the poor and the vulnerable.
Countries may want to consider initiating safety net programmes or reforming existing ones, developing practical systems for household targeting, payments, management and monitoring.
UNICEF was concerned that the existing social safety net programmes were not child- and gender-sensitive and did not incorporate the risks and vulnerabilities of children ' s life cycles.