Examples of using Programme builds in English and their translations into Arabic
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The present work programme builds on the guidance provided in that report.
The programme builds on the Commission ' s existing subregional networks on hydrology, meteorology and disaster risk management.
Stresses the need to ensure that the work programme builds on the strategic framework and is consistent with the programme budget;
The programme builds on best practices to improve water management in developing countries, involving focus groups in the development of the different course modules.
Approved by the General Assembly in its resolution 65/247,the young professionals programme builds upon and replaces the former national competitive recruitment examination and incorporates the competitive examination for recruitment to the Professional category of staff from other categories(see Secretary-General ' s bulletin ST/SGB/2011/10).
This programme builds on the major changes that have taken place in Bangladesh, which are conducive to the development of a transparent and accountable system of governance.
The Centre ' s fellowship programme builds Central Asian capacity to conduct research to inform policy and practice to promote sustainable mountain development.
The work programme builds on the biennial strategic framework for 2010- 2011 that was endorsed by the Committee on Programme and Coordination.
This programme builds on UNDP ' s ongoing activities related to the rule of law, while consolidating activities initiated by MICAH.
The draft programme builds on the preliminary conclusions and updated framework resulting from the review of the Yokohama Strategy and its Plan of Action.
The fourth global programme builds on them and on, the evaluation of the third global programme, and seeks to benefit from and support their implementation.
The programme builds on the strategy adopted by the Assembly in 1994 and draws upon the recommendations of the Task Force and extensive consultations with staff and managers.
The intercountry programme builds on lessons learned from the previous intercountry programme, 2000-2003, a review of which is contained in document DP/FPA/2004/3/Add.1.
The 1997-2000 programme builds on resource mobilization at three levels: the level of the Consolidated Appeal, the level of the UNDP programme and the level of individual projects.
The work programme builds on the elements of the Action Programme adopted at the Oslo Ministerial Roundtable Conference on Sustainable Production and Consumption(6-10 February, Oslo).
This work programme builds in part on the new proposed guidelines for national communications from Annex I Parties under the Convention referred to in paragraph 15 above.
The work programme builds on the biennial strategic framework for 2014- 2015, as amended by the Committee for Programme and Coordination during its fifty-second session, in June 2012.
The work programme builds on the biennial strategic framework for 2012- 2013, as amended and endorsed by the Committee for Programme and Coordination during its fiftieth session, in June 2010.
The programme builds on the previous work of the Marrakech Process Task Force on Sustainable Public Procurement(2005-2011) and the Sustainable Public Procurement Initiative(2012-2013).
The programme builds an awareness of the wide range of work carried out by the Organization, and a basic foundation of the knowledge, skills, and global service perspective required for an international civil service career.
This new programme builds on the firm partnership between the Australian Government Overseas Aid Programme, Australian Volunteers International, Austraining International and the Australian Red Cross.
The programme builds national capacity to monitor the cultivation and production of plant-based drugs by supporting national and regional monitoring projects and by providing technical assistance and expert advice directly to Governments.
The work programme builds on the results of previous and current work, namely on the innovative web-based multilingual demographic encyclopaedic dictionary Demopaedia(currently in its second implementation phase) and surveys among government units producing and using demographic data.
In addition, the public-private cooperation programme builds intra- and cross-industry programmes of cooperation, and links them to relevant intergovernmental processes, to expand markets in developing and emerging countries for resource-efficient products, services and industrial processes, and to facilitate technology transfer.
The programme builds on earlier efforts undertaken by women ' s rights and youth organizations and local governments in cities around the world and on innovative programming by UN-Habitat, UNICEF and UN-Women to ensure the empowerment and safety of women and girls, the prevention of gender-based violence and the protection of children and their rights.
The Article 6 work programme builds on existing decisions of the Conference of the Parties, specifically the Marrakesh Accords, which contain a number of references to Article 6 activities, in particular decisions 2/CP.7 and 3/CP7 on capacity-building in developing countries and in countries with economies in transition, 4/CP.7 on development and transfer of technologies, and 5/CP.7 on implementation of Article 4, paragraphs 8 and 9.
In Lebanon, the programme built the capacity of 360 professional staff on legal procedures for protection.
The country programme built on the rationale that the country was ready to make a jump-start in terms of raising awareness and meeting unmet needs through increasing access to and the quality of reproductive health information and services.
The Climate Change Programme built upon its past two projects of assistance in the preparation of national adaptation programmes of action with the launching of a training publication consisting of examples and exercises designed to offer expert guidance for the preparation of high-quality national action plans.