Examples of using Programme will work in English and their translations into Arabic
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Specifically, the programme will work to.
The Programme will work in close collaboration with the mine-action initiatives of the European Union.
To this end, an additional protocol to Framework Cooperation Agreement No. 182/09 between the Ministry of Labour, Employment and Social Security and the Faculty of Social Sciences of the University of Buenos Aires was signed.Accordingly, the programme will work in collaboration with the aforementioned Department, which recruited some of its students as interviewers.
New programme will work with government, academia and business to support social and creative enterprises;
The United Nations International Drug Control Programme will work in partnership with national institutions, researchers and practitioners, regional and international organizations and networks.
The programme will work to strengthen policies, strategies and action plans on early childhood development.
As an ongoing project, the Technological Innovations Programme will work towards the expanded use of telecommunications as a standard feature of conferences away from Headquarters and video conferences.
The Programme will work towards opening up and gender sensitising parliamentary and local government structures and operations.
While UNCTAD ' s existing projects will retain their own specificity,funding and divisional ownership, the programme will work towards ensuring that local institutional knowledge bases, i.e. academic and research institutions, civil service training units and non-governmental organizations, are developed in ways which support the long-term capacity-building objectives and needs of developing countries.
The programme will work to remove obstacles to the full realization of all human rights and to prevent the continuation of human rights violations.
UNCTAD ' s capacity-building programme will work to enhance the effectiveness of UNCTAD ' s overall capacity-building aims in developing countries and economies in transition.
The global programme will work with the United Nations Capital Development Fund(UNCDF) to expand inclusive financial sectors that serve the poor.
Latin America and the Caribbean. The regional programme will work with regional and subregional specialized institutions and mechanisms to promote a policy environment that supports the integration of reproductive health into public policies.
The programme will work to strengthen the capacity of stakeholders at all levels to prevent violence against children and women and to manage cases of violence against them.
With a total budget of about $5.3 million for the period 1999-2003, the programme will work in partnership with Governments, OAU, the Economic Community of West African States(ECOWAS), non-governmental organizations, and weapons suppliers in order to address the security and development problems associated with the growing proliferation of light weapons and small arms.
The programme will work to remove obstacles to the full realization of all human rights and to prevent the continuation of human rights violations, together with relevant parties.
The regional programme will work closely with Governments, the Africa Leadership Forum, and various community groups.
For example, the Programme will work with CBD secretariat to identify how best to support the analysis of attainment of the Aichi Biodiversity Targets.
The programme will work to remove obstacles to the full realization of all human rights and to prevent the continuation of human rights violations, including with relevant parties.
The programme will work with States and other relevant parties to remove obstacles to the full realization of all human rights and to prevent the continuation of human rights violations.
The programme will work in three overall and inter-related thematic areas:(a) the rule of law and security;(b) governance, public administration and civil society; and(c) poverty reduction.
The programme will work with regional networks of indigenous groups and other vulnerable groups to improve their ability to influence public policies on gender and reproductive rights.
During 2007, the Programme will work with Governments, agencies of the United Nations system and civil society organizations to develop comprehensive armed violence prevention programmes in focus countries in Africa, Asia and Eastern Europe.
The regional programme will work with governments, United Nations organizations and community-based organizations to meet the emergency reproductive health needs of displaced persons and others affected by crisis, and to ensure that humanitarian assistance considers the needs of women and girls.
The United Nations Development Programme will work with the Darfur Regional Authority to establish task forces to coordinate the implementation of projects; collect, manage and report information about their implementation to donors and partners; and publicize and promote the strategy among the Darfur population.
The programme will work with national and regional institutions to promote accountability on gender issues to overcome pervasive gender inequalities that are deeply rooted in and perpetuated by some cultural values, social attitudes and practices, as well as by legal and political systems and institutions.
The Programme will work closely with these multiplier organizations by putting in place an interactive network of agencies through which a number of technical assistance products and services such as learning tools, diagnostic tools and practical guides will be disseminated directly or indirectly to enterprises in the interested country or region.
The global programme will work through the poverty reduction practice and the International Poverty Centre in Brasilia, in close cooperation with key United Nations partners, including the World Bank, UNICEF, the International Labour Organization(ILO) and the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development(UNCTAD), to address broader dimensions of development from the human development perspective.
The global and regional programmes will work in tandem to support capacity development at the country level.