Examples of using Programme involves in English and their translations into Arabic
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The programme involves the relaunching of our country ' s development.
At the regional level, the Regional Poverty Alleviation Programme involves the participation of 16 countries in the region.
The programme involves families for a period of 4 years and it works as follows.
The Garda schools programme involves a series of talks to children in the fifth class of primary schools.
The programme involves not only preventive measures, but also rehabilitative measures for trafficking victims.
The Completed Housing Construction Programme involves the acquisition of raw land, land development and construction of housing units.
The programme involves visiting headquarters of Member States and talking to the highest authorities about cooperation.
The United Nations International Drug Control Programme involves non-governmental organizations and promotes networking among civil society organizations as well as groups of experts.
The programme involves two stages: one to develop the partnership and second to deliver the actual programme. .
The Healthy Communities Programme involves the participation of municipalities and communities in coordination with the health authorities.
The programme involves 150 municipalities, whose combined greenhouse gas emissions constitute as much as 5 to 10 per cent of the world total.
The supplier chain finance programme involves the provision, before and after shipment, of finance to suppliers of the Secretariat and peacekeeping missions.
The Programme involves neighbouring countries in comprehensive and specific actions to protect their shared marine environment(see also A/59/62/Add.1, paras. 279-281).
For example, the World Food Programme involves its legal department in the due diligence process and trains staff to use customer relationship management software.
The programme involves 50 municipalities and its general objective is to contribute to the social, economic and political inclusion of poor rural women, particularly indigenous women.
Bulgaria ' s Pollution Abatement Programme involves technological reconstruction and innovations aimed at phasing out leaded gasoline and conversion of central heating from coal and oil to gas.
The programme involves all secondary one students at the school using individual tablet PCs containing digitized textbooks and other pen-based applications for teaching and learning.
The Cooperative Research Centre(CRC) programme involves the collaboration of industry, universities, and government agencies in long- term research projects. Emphasis is placed on the involvement of research users in the work of the centres.
The programme involves DHL aviation experts coaching managers of middle-sized airports and staff of national disaster management agencies on how to prepare for the logistic challenges posed by disasters.
The programme involves four key features-- a competition to create an ecosystem for sustainable growth, the showcasing of innovative technologies, the provision of mentoring and training, and enhancing access to capital.
To fulfil this objective, the programme involves in its initial phase a structural adjustment programme concluded with the Bretton Woods institutions, a programme we are determined to carry out successfully in spite of the enormous sacrifices this will entail for our people.
In Ethiopia, the programme involves a major reform of the whole educational system and gives top priority to increasing access, especially at the primary level(the goal is to increase the gross enrolment rate from 30 per cent to 50 per cent), and improving quality, particularly for the rural population and girls.
The Food Monitoring Programme involves the carrying out of the following activities: monitoring of food; monitoring of construction, equipment and packaging; monitoring of prepared foods or foods offered for immediate consumption; research and teaching to bring up to date and deepen knowledge of the subject among those responsible for the hygienic control of food.
The Resettlement Programme involves the acquisition of large tracts of raw land for site development to generate serviced home plots for families displaced from sites earmarked for government infrastructure projects or those occupying projects or those occupying dangerous areas such as waterways, railroad tracks and the like.
The UNV programme involves a wide range of sectors; it maintains a roster of returned Volunteers, many of whom are ready, often on a standby basis, to contribute their services to a second, or sometimes even third or fourth United Nations field operation, containing offers of service from 5,000 men and women from around the world covering some 110 professional categories.
This work programme involves a two-track process that encompasses the servicing of intergovernmental debates in the Commission on Investment, Technology and Related Financial Issues and its expert meetings on this together with the secretariat's analytical work, which includes the preparation of a series of papers on key issues and concepts related to a possible MFI and their implications for development.
The Programme involves several United Nations entities in Madagascar(including FAO, the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs, WHO, UN-Habitat, and ILO) working as cooperating agencies entrusted, within their mandates and competence, with the execution of the five main components constituting the Programme: agriculture; fishing; water; health and education; habitat.
The programme involves 8 Latin American sections(Argentina, Bolivia, Colombia, Chile, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Paraguay, Uruguay) and aims to strengthen the enforcement of national legislations that respect articles 37 and 40 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child; develop projects with alternative measures to the deprivation of liberty, especially probation, mediation victim-offender and community work; and train juvenile justice professionals.
The programme involved a partnership among a number of federal departments.