Examples of using Programmes and provide in English and their translations into Arabic
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Experts from India regularly participate in all those programmes and provide support to the Agency.
Develop programmes and provide respective training to assist Parties on specific issues upon requests.
UNRWA had spared no effort to implement its programmes and provide services to some 5 million Palestine refugees.
Another delegation wondered if it would be possible to make somesavings among other United Nations funds and programmes and provide add-ons to UNFPA.
We have broad-based vaccination programmes and provide iron and vitamin A supplements.
It will require commitments both by the Government of Afghanistan to implement reforms and set firm priorities and by the international community to assist in developing programmes and provide resources to implement them.
(e) To develop programmes and provide facilities for the physical and psychological recovery and social reintegration of juveniles;
We must therefore craftstrategies that are consistent with national plans and programmes and provide better public service.
Establish health awareness and education programmes and provide means of specialist early intervention in the event of disability;
A joint technical workinggroup was formed to study harmonization of direct relief assistance programmes and provide recommendations by July 1995.
(a) Design and implement programmes and provide services to sustain the independence of older persons in rural areas, including older persons with disabilities;(Agreed).
The Secretary-General would continue to strengthen the training programmes and provide managerial tools for the support of career development.
Develop programmes and provide training to assist parties on specific issues upon request through integration with activities under way at the national or regional level, including training in the use of existing decision guidance documents and other information in national decision-making.
The State should establish mental and psychological rehabilitation programmes and provide care and health services for victims of torture.
Develop programmes and provide training to assist Parties with specific issues upon their request;provide training focusing on basic obligations under the Convention, especially for new Parties and those experiencing difficulties; consider the development of electronic training tools, where relevant(under resource kits).
At its eighth session,the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice considered the programmes and provided guidance on their implementation.
The Committee recommends that the State party create programmes and provide services for child victims of offences under the Optional Protocol to assist recovery and reintegration.
Recommends that ongoing efforts to achieve the Millennium Development Goals consider the situation of older persons,ensure the integration of ageing issues into policies and programmes and provide opportunities for older persons to participate in decision-making and other activities;" 2.
(e) The importance of calling on developed countries to adopt measures and programmes and provide financial resources to support developing countries in their programmes for achieving sustainable development, with particular emphasis on research and development(R & D), capacity-building and technology transfer.
Article 70 of the Constitution specifies that the State will formulate and execute policies for the achievement of gender equality through the specialized mechanism provided for by law,and will mainstream a gender perspective in plans and programmes and provide technical assistance for its compulsory application in the public sector.
In Cuba,local governments and non-governmental organizations have coordinated programmes and provided support to families and communities caring for older persons.
The training workshop identified the following three areas of cooperation in both countries: study of biological diversity in both Rwanda and Burundi; management of wetlands and swamps common to both countries; and setting up an institutional framework, that is,a subregional committee comprising experts from each country to shape and identify programmes and provide technical support for their elaboration and implementation.
The voluntary organizations will be encouraged to launch advocacy programmes and provide material to encourage out- of- school children to attend school.
Executive heads of United Nationssystem organizations should formalize the internship programmes and provide the necessary resources for their management and administration.
Recommends that Governments take into account the concepts of gender, socio-economic gender analysis, population, environment,sustainable development and poverty eradication in all policies and programmes and provide rural women with the necessary incentives, capacities and skills to effectively carry out the management of the natural resources that they depend on and to secure a healthy environment and shelter;
A progress report on technical cooperation activities should be made available by the Secretariat to future workshops so thatMember States can assess the progress made in implementing the programme and provide further direction.
The process of building up partnerships for the Migration Integration Programme is continuing:important organizations have commended the programme and provided very positive initial feedback on the website.
He referred to ongoing cooperation with other partners, including UNICEF, ILO and the World Bank,in developing and implementing such programmes and providing technical support for the development of a comprehensive approach to health services for children, in the spirit of the Convention.
Delegations also acknowledged the work undertaken by the United NationsOffice on Drugs and Crime in developing programmes and providing Member States with technical legaland related assistance concerning specialized thematic areas, including terrorism, supporting victims of terrorism and building the capacity of criminal justice systems of Member States to bring perpetrators of terrorist acts to justice.
Although it behoved to Governments to lay the groundwork and find the resources for implementing programmes of action, it was also crucial for the United Nations, inaddition to integrating women in its policies and programmes and providing equal opportunities in the Secretariat, to guarantee the implementation of the Platform for Action at the international level and the promotion of international cooperation for its implementation.