Examples of using Projects focus in English and their translations into Arabic
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Annex I 1998 Country Projects Focus.
The projects focus on poultry, vegetable and fruit production.
Border controls are an important factor in the success of the programme, and four projects focus specifically on this area.
The projects focus mainly on fisheries, poultry production and horticulture.
In the Poverty Relief Programme, the Department of Environmental Affairs and Tourism projects focus on community-based tourism projects. .
The projects focus on horticulture, vegetable and fruit production and marketing agricultural products.
In Latin America and the Caribbean, projects focus on empowering poor women through literacy projects. .
The projects focus on building self-reliant communities and a culture of sustainable development.
In order to develop and maximize the utilization of indigenous capacities,pilot projects focus on the promotion of private-sector and community participation in waste management.
The projects focus mainly on fisheries, water management, animal production and income-generating activities.
In the first wave of the roadmap(2014-2015),Qatar Digital Government projects focus on providing services available end-to-end online or via mobile phone, making them easy to access and easy to use.
The projects focus mainly on fisheries, poultry production, nutrition, crop production, forestry and livestock raising.
In the Indian Ocean, in conjunction with the Indian Ocean Commission, demonstration projects focus on reducing and strengthening the regional legal basis for preventing landbased sources of pollution and encouraging capacity-building.
The projects focus on bee and rabbit-keeping, horticulture, vegetable and fruit production and marketing agricultural products.
Its intergenerational solidarity projects focus on good parenting, childcare, enrichment and counselling courses.
Projects focus on the long-term challenges of maintaining and managing infrastructure, including in the water and sanitation sector.
The East African projects focus on sustainable transport and promoting energy efficiency in buildings.
The projects focus on“enabling activities”, and aim to facilitate the implementation of effective response measures by the Pacific island countries;6.
Identified priority projects focus on sustainable management of natural resources and capacity-building.
Various projects focus on prevention, harm reduction, methadone maintenance treatment, psychosocial support, etc.
Two ongoing projects focus on drug smuggling and lessons learned from corruption cases in Eastern European countries.
These projects focus on promoting sustainable livelihoods by integrating best practices in the conservation and sustainable use of forest resources.
The projects focus on enhancing emergency medical capacities and building on current national efforts to support physical and economic rehabilitation.
The marine security projects focus on safeguarding and protecting our marine infrastructure, surveillance of Canadian waters and improving our emergency response capabilities.
The projects focus on supporting security sector reform, promoting job creation as a peace dividend for youth and women, and boosting political dialogue and national reconciliation.
The projects focus on areas including organisation in cultural life in Sweden, the boundaries between civil society and private life and women and the construction of civil society.
Projects focus on improving the health and self-care capacity of residents, particularly women in poor provinces and economically disadvantaged mountainous areas.
The projects focus on reducing the impact of droughts on the land and the inhabitants;(ii) DPG ensures that the villages take ownership of their projects by contributing a portion of the costs, usually in the form of labour.
The"Your business in your village" projects focus on small-scale, labor-intensive industrial projects such as ready-made garments, leather and electronic products, furniture, food industries and craft industries such as handmade carpet projects and others.
These" productive families" projects focus on rural and semi-urban populations and provide families with the tools and know-how to increase their participation in activities, ranging from domestic trade, basic food processing and production of handicrafts to small-scale agribusiness.