Examples of using Programme will address in English and their translations into Arabic
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The programme will address staff at all levels of the Organization.
Pursuant to Economic and Social Council resolution 1997/2, the programme will address gender concerns in its activities.
The programme will address legislation as well as national capacities.
Through strengthening emergency support services,including psychosocial approaches, the programme will address the emergency and conflict-related needs of Palestinian children.
The programme will address the forthcoming pre-electoral period and the elections themselves.
As part of the multifaceted measures to implement the strategy, in addition to promoting the ratification of the Convention against Transnational Organized Crime and its protocols andassisting in the negotiation of a Convention against Corruption, the programme will address in a consolidated manner the creation and dissemination of scientific knowledge, the acquisition and compilation of expertise and the provision of technical cooperation to Governments upon request.
The programme will address the security and development problems associated with the growing proliferation of light weapons and small arms.
At the site level in pilot countries, the programme will address dynamic conservation and adaptive management in communities.
The Programme will address the overarching issues affecting the development of rural areas in three Governorates of Egypt; namely Matrouh, Minya and Fayoum Governorates.
By the same decision, the COP also decided that the aim of the work programme is to contribute to the ongoing efforts to scale up and improve the effectiveness of finance for REDD-plus activities, taking into account decision 2/CP.17, paragraphs 66 and 67,and that the work programme will address options to achieve that objective, taking into account a wide variety of sources as referred to in decision 2/CP.17, paragraph 65, including.
The programme will address the distinct roles of the staff member, first reporting officer and second reporting officer.
The intercountry programme will address these constraints and contribute to interagency efforts through the following outputs.
The programme will address the problems of poverty and unemployment among specific sections of the urban population, including women, youth, internally displaced persons and the disabled.
The implementation programme will address issues of methodology, organizational structures, human resources and financial resource requirements.
The Programme will address three aspects of institutional reform and development that will be essential for integrating resilience into the development process.
Also decides that the work programme will address options to achieve this objective, taking into account a wide variety of sources as referred to in decision 2/CP.17, paragraph 65, including.
The programme will address both technical issues of SMQT and health-related issues such as health measures and registers, inspections, water analysis, monitoring and traceability.
Although the Social Safety Net Programme will address abject poverty among the Palestine refugee population in the five fields, the current funding available for the Programme is not sufficient to address all those in need.
This programme will address the needs of staff members for awareness and prevention on health-related issues, as well as addressing management concerns related to health issues.
In addition, the programme will address the need to mobilize a number of stakeholders and resources at the international, regional and national levels.
The programme will address the issues of a large population of unemployed youth including ex-combatants and the implications for the security situation in the subregion. $5 million has been mobilized for the programme. .
The programme will address the Ministry of Education ' s priorities, which are the expansion and awareness of pre-school learning, greater attention to special needs and the integration of the Convention on the Rights of the Child into the education system.
The programme will address the issues of a large population of unemployed youth including ex-combatants, and the implications for the security situation in the subregion. $5 million has been mobilized for the programme. .
The programme will address the transnational dimension of illicit manufacturing of and trafficking in firearms through harmonized preventive and control measures, adequate criminal justice responses for investigation and prosecution and improved law enforcement and judicial cooperation among States at the regional and global levels.
The UNIDO support programme will address the following government priorities:(a) strengthened capacities at the institutional level- both public and private- to support industrial growth and competitive- ness;(b) enhanced competitiveness of private sector enterprises in selected industrial sectors; and(c) strengthened links and networks between private sector enterprises and institutions and the public sector.
The programme will address the specific reproductive health needs of communities in crisis by:(a) expanding the evidence base for programming;(b) sharing knowledge to better understand gender dynamics and reproductive health in crisis situations;(c) documenting effective practices;(d) undertaking intensive issue-based advocacy with the public; and(e) making use of user-friendly materials and tools to meet the information and operational guidance needs of stakeholders.
Eastern Europe and Central Asia. The programme will address issues of gender-based violence and the trafficking of women, with a focus on:(a) strengthening the capacity of lawmakers and parliamentarian forums to promote gender-sensitive legislation;(b) strengthening networking and partnerships to increase awareness at policy and community levels, and(c) strengthening the capacity of regional partners and national counterparts to integrate a rights-based approach into development programming.
The proposed fellowship, exchange and training programmes will address several of the identified highest priority needs for capacity-building, in particular those concerned with enhancing the capacity to participate effectively in implementing the Platform work programme. .
Specific research programmes will address such issues as women and poverty; social security and household survival strategies; gender impact of the recent Asian crisis; implications of globalization for women in development in the Arab world; and gender dimensions of transition in Central Asia.
Policies aimed at enhancing agricultural productivity sustainably, especially for smallholders,combined with social protection policies and programmes, will address food insecurity and malnutrition while ensuring that social benefits are derived from economic growth over the long term.