Examples of using Programme is financed in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Programme is financed by means of grants to non-governmental organizations.
It designed a seven-year scholarship programme(2006-2012) that meets the secondary educational expenses of the orphans andvulnerable children of its members. The programme is financed through the premium revenues generated by the Cooperative from the sale of members ' coffee through fair trade arrangements.
The Programme is financed from the budget of the Compulsory Health Insurance Fund.
The universal basic education programme is financed by 2 per cent of the Consolidated Revenue Fund.
The Programme is financed from the budget of the Compulsory Health Insurance Fund.
The St. Helena development programme is financed mainly through the overseas aid programme of the United Kingdom Government.
The programme is financed by state budget within e scope of public health programme. .
Incorporated into the Constitution in 2005, the programme is financed by central and provincial governments and implemented by the Ministry of Rural Development together with actors at State and local levels.
The programme is financed by contributions to the voluntary fund established under Security Council resolution 975(1995), which now total over $2.5 million.
In addition to the Fund of UNDCP, the Programme is financed under the regular programme budget of the United Nations, with a total expenditure of $14,800,780 during the biennium 1994-1995, as shown in note 4.
The Programme is financed from the budget of the Compulsory Health Insurance Fund and women do not have to pay for the tests.
The disarmament, demobilization and reintegration programme is financed through a grant under the multi-donor demobilization and reintegration programme, managed by the World Bank, and by the World Bank itself, with support of United Nations agencies.
The Programme is financed by the claimant Governments through deductions from their respective shares of specified awards.
While the major portion of FAO ' s Field Programme is financed from UNDP funds and trust funds from member countries, FAO also provides direct financial assistance to member countries through its Technical Cooperation Programme. .
The programme is financed jointly by the national Government and the Inter-American Development Bank(1999-2003).
The Programme is financed by the claimant Governments through deductions from their respective shares of specified awards.
The Programme is financed by the claimant Governments through deductions from their respective shares of specified awards.
The programme is financed with funds made available under Act No. 25730(on Checks), which are administered by the National Advisory Commission.
The eRegulations programme is financed thanks to contributions from the Governments of Luxembourg and of the Netherlands, from Moscow City and from UNDP.
The programme is financed by a contribution from the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland to the Voluntary Trust Fund for Assistance in Mine Clearance.
The Mine Action Programme is financed by various donors through the UNDP Trust Fund for Mine Clearance, which was instituted November 1997.
The Programme is financed by contributions from promoters such as Governments, financial institutions, regional intergovernmental organizations and, more recently, by fees paid on proposals and understandings by the parties.
The Programme is financed from a trust fund made up of voluntary contributions by States, organizations and individuals and is administered by the Secretary-General in consultation with an Advisory Committee which was established by the General Assembly in resolution 2431(XXIII) of 18 December 1968.
She noted that the programme was financed from the national budget.
The programme was financed by the FAO technical cooperation programme. .
Slovakia ' s energy programmes are financed by the State budget and private investments.
The programmes are financed mainly by the Swedish International Development Agency.
All those programmes were financed from extrabudgetary resources.
Most of the States reporting indicated that those programmes were financed by domestic resources.
As the programme was financed from the assessments of Member States, the expenditures provided for in that section should be clearly defined and justified.