Examples of using Programme sectors in English and their translations into Arabic
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They interacted with political, scientific and technical specialists from many programme sectors.
Guidance on gender equality in programme sectors completed and accompanied by training modules.
New data on child development, disability and child protectionindicators have substantially improved planning and monitoring of other programme sectors.
To date, four programme sectors have received training, as well as the staff of field offices in Latin America and Africa.
PF90s, on the other hand,support posts related to tasks in programme sectors and those directly concerned with decade programme goals.
To date, four programme sectors at headquarters have received training, as have field office staff in Latin America and Africa.
(c) Programmatic response. The required minimum intervention in various programme sectors, in cooperation with national counterparts and international partners;
In South Asia, India and Bangladesh now follow an integrated districts approach that allows forgreater community-based participation and coordination across programme sectors.
Executive Offices of each Programme Sectors, including dedicated focal point in Education for SSC Fund in Education.
Led by the Education Sector of UNESCO,the intersectoral platform attracts substantial contributions from all programme sectors of the organization and many field offices.
The Division works with staff in the programme sectors in headquarters as well as in field offices in the implementation of the Priority Gender Equality through the Action Plan.
UNESCO enforces gender mainstreaming throughout its secretariat through a network of gender focal points thathave been designated in all programme sectors, relevant administrative units, and field offices.
UNICEF should undertake collaborative studies into selected programme sectors to determine the level of achievement of the decade goals, sustainability of programmes and national capacity-building.
A results-based Priority Gender Equality Action Plan for 2008-2013, endorsed by its Executive Board,describes the actions that UNESCO programme sectors are to pursue for the empowerment of women and gender equality.
(h) UNICEF should undertake collaborative studies into selected programme sectors to determine the level of achievement of the decade goals, sustainability of programmes and national capacity-building(see para. 58);
It will provide staff of the United Nations agencies with a common foundation on gender mainstreaming, not only supporting each agency ' s cooperation with national partners, but also the development and implementation of joint programmes, either on gender equality specifically,or for the integration of a gender equality perspective in programme sectors.
Equally, an operational agreement would be required among Governments, agencies, programme sectors and the development assistance community for such a commitment to be sustained.
Within UNESCO all relevant programme sectors, intergovernmental bodies and international programmes have by now finalized their in-depth analysis of the implications of the Conference results for their respective activities.
In regards to the Capacity Development andTraining Programme in Gender Mainstreaming, four programme sectors have to date received training, as well as a majority of field office staff.
In UNESCO, programme sectors and field offices report to the Director-General on the results achieved and actual budgets used through established reporting mechanisms and FAO tracks resources under the strategic objective on gender within its strategic framework.
Decisions taken by individual donors in support of specific preferred programme sectors or single-country emphasis can result in a fragmentation of early-warning interests and initiatives.
Mid-term programme reviews are being used as opportunities toassess progress in the human rights-based approach across programme sectors and to adapt strategies accordingly, as in Nepal and Nicaragua in 1999.
The breakdown of programme expenditure by major programme sectors is provided in annex III, figure I. As in previous years, the largest single share of UNICEF programme expenditure was in the area of health.
A practical and results-based Priority Gender Equality Action Plan for 2008-2013, endorsed by the Executive Board of UNESCO, describesthe action that the organization ' s programme sectors will take between 2008 and 2013 to contribute to the pursuit of the empowerment of women and gender equality.
Also requests the Director-General to mobilize all UNESCO programme sectors and networks to enhance their contribution to ESD and engage with the preparations for the implementation of the Global Action Programme; .
(d) Recommendation 11(h)regarding the need to undertake collaborative studies in selected programme sectors to determine the level of achievement of the decade goals, sustainability of programmes and national capacity-building;
UNICEF may consider initiating collaborative studies in particular programme sectors of different geographical areas to determine how many projects completed under the decade goals have proved to be sustainable and have consequently promoted capacity-building.
The UNESCO Gender Equality ActionPlan for 2008-2013 contains strategic actions by programme sectors and by the entire organization pertaining to gender equality with corresponding expected outcomes and performance indicators.
UNICEF may consider initiating collaborative studies, in particular programme sectors of different geographical areas, to determine how many projects completed under the decade goals have proved to be sustainable and have consequently promoted capacity building(A/51/5/Add.2, sect. II, para. 58).
The UIS database provides statistics to many different stakeholders,such as the UNESCO programme sectors, the World Bank(for the World Development Indicators), the United Nations Statistical Division(for the Statistical Yearbook), the United Nations Development Programme(for the Human Development Report), as well as organizations and scholars from public and private institutions throughout the world.