Examples of using Police programme in English and their translations into Arabic
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Police Programme Officer, P-4.
Civilian and police programmes.
Police programmes have devised an effective methodology.
Establishment of Police Programme Manager post.
The police programme administered by UNOSOM II was funded from voluntary contributions in cash and in kind by the donor community.
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The Ministry of the Interior-led Afghan Local Police programme continues to expand.
The Afghan National Auxiliary Police programme is nearing the end of its first year of training in priority provinces.
The withdrawal of civilian police personnel, already decided by some troop-contributing States,is another factor that increasingly slows down the police programme.
The Afghan local police programme continued to expand.
During the winter period, ISAF and Afghan National Security Forces high operational tempo,along with the expansion of the Ministry of the Interior-led Afghan Local Police programme, continued to further degrade the insurgency network.
The Ministry of the Interior-led Afghan Local Police programme continues to increase in strength and effectiveness.
The UNOSOM police programme is in great part financed by voluntary contributions, in cash and in kind, from Governments.
The National Defence Force(Forces de défense nationale(FDN)) sectoral plan prepared, preparations completed for the conduct of audits of the Ministry of Defence and of the État-Major Général,national police programme concept designed for a census and identification of all police personnel.
As at 4 February, the Afghan Local Police programme had more than 20,105 personnel at 95 validated sites and was continuing to expand.
Starting from the end of March, under the overall coordination and leadership of UNOSOM, the UNOSOM military component and the United States training team, provided by the International Criminal Investigations Technical Assistance Program(ICITAP),have played an important role in assisting the police programme.
The Ministry of the Interior-led Afghan Local Police programme is gradually making progress and new Afghan Local Police sites are being established.
Another police programme provided training opportunities in vocational education workshops with a view to discouraging street trading and its attendant dangers.
In the 2011/12 financial period, the Office of the United Nations Police Commissioner was augmented with the approval of six additional posts,namely Police Reform Adviser(P-5), Police Programme Manager(P-4), Border and Immigration Adviser(P-4), Crime Adviser(P-4), Logistics Officer(P-3) and Human Resources Officer(P-3).
Complementary to the police programme, UNOSOM ' s Justice Division has developed five different work programmes: judicial, correctional, juvenile justice, crime prevention and human rights.
In this regard, the present report proposes the establishment of 10 posts in the Office of the United Nations Police Commissioner, with respect to institutional development,border and immigration, police programme and training, finance and budget, crime management, human resources, public information, logistics and telecommunications and information technology.
The Afghan Local Police programme is managed by the Ministry of Interior, with police paid by Ministry officials and their actions directed and supervised by Afghan provincial and district government officials.
The present report contains the proposal that 10 posts be established in the Office of the United Nations Police Commissioner: Institutional Development Adviser,Border and Immigration Adviser, Police Programme Manager, Police Training Officer, Finance and Budget Officer, Crime Management Adviser, Human Resources Officer, Public Information Officer, Logistics Officer, and Telecommunications and Information Technology Officer.
The largest Afghan Local Police programme in Afghanistan, Marjah District in Helmand Province, now has more than 400 patrolmen in this traditional insurgent safe haven.
The Afghan Local Police programme, a separate local defence initiative with 21,600 personnel as at 23 April, has contributed to increased stability and public confidence in a growing number of areas despite being a particular focus of insurgent attacks.
The Afghan Local Police programme linkages to local communities make it difficult for the Taliban to stage attacks on the Afghan Local Police and their home villages, since the majority of Taliban come from the same villages and fight within 10 kilometres of their homes.
The Afghan National Auxiliary Police programme(see A/61/326-S/2006/727) initially commenced in six priority insurgency-affected provinces: Farah, Ghazni, Helmand, Kandahar, Uruzgan and Zabul. It was subsequently extended to the provinces of Herat, Kunar, Laghman, Logar, Nangahar, Nuristan, Paktya and Paktika.
To complete critical elements in the IPTF police programme and the local police assistance programme, in particular the formation of the State Border Service, for which the funding gap for 2001 is over US$ 10 million, it is estimated that additional contributions of US$ 40 million are required.
Advice to national authorities on the design andimplementation of a framework for a sustainable community policing programme, including the establishment of six model police stations.
The Committee ' s assessmentshave shown the existence of good practices in some States in implementing community policing programmes but significant gaps remain in other States.
The Community Policing Programme was expanded to include new communities island-wide, and a comprehensive community safety and security strategy that encompasses prevention, rehabilitation and reintegration is being developed at present.