Examples of using Projects focused in English and their translations into Arabic
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No projects focused on this field.
These are broad Millennium Development Goals, but the projects focused mainly on the implementation of specific programmes.
Other projects focused on livestock breeding and promoting forest species nurseries.
To address this obstacle,the United Nations implements a wide variety of projects focused on providing legal aid.
Many of these projects focused principally on women.
It brings together the expertise of United Nations agencies with that of Fortune 500 companies, and others in the private sector,to work with local governments and companies on projects focused on food and hygiene.
Projects focused on education, research, training, awarenessraising and institutionbuilding.
Several Member States have implemented initiatives and projects focused on promoting the financial inclusion of rural women and men.
Other projects focused on water pricing policies and sustainable water demand management.
The administering Power also continues to provide funds for projects focused on environmental sustainability, including lobster fishing.
Several projects focused their activities in addressing the problems of poverty and environmental degradation and food security.
Before the signing of the peace agreement, rehabilitation projects focused on the existing health facilities, especially those damaged during hostilities.
The projects focused on soil conservation, food preservation, afforestation, agroforestry, and income-generating activities.
She is a lecturer in ethics at the Brighton and Sussex Medical School,where she conducts research across a range of topics in applied philosophy, with current projects focused on reproductive justice, migration and borders, and global health ethics.
The remaining five projects focused on the promotion of gender equality and vocational training.
Projects focused on fugitive gas capture and forestry areprojected to contribute the most to greenhouse gas(GHG) reduction, 42 per cent and 34 per cent of the total reduction from AIJ projects, respectively, in terms of lifetime GHG reductions.
In practice, the activities in favour of combatinggender stereotypes are usually parts of projects focused on education of employers on the topic of gender equality or projects focusing on local partnerships and networks in the field of equality between women and men or on women in business.
Other projects focused on the economic empowerment of women, implementation of Security Council resolution 1325(2000), raising public awareness of gender issues, capacity-building and research.
Overall, the ESF supported over 300 projects contributing to gender equality in the labour market(gender education of employers and state administration,individuals, projects focused on the involvement of women in the labour market, including women ' s entrepreneurship, promoting active fatherhood, local campaigns and strategies to promote equality between women and men).
Other projects focused on public expenditure rationalization, legislative and administrative aspects of fund control and accountability and auditing of the efficiency and effectiveness of operations.
Goal 6: Rotary HIV/AIDS projects focused on prevention, education, testing, counselling, nutritional and medical intervention, hospice care and female empowerment.
ISAF projects focused on education, water and health, their sizes ranged from small, quick impact projects to high visibility projects demanding budgets of up to 50,000 Euro.
Major ongoing(five-year) IEGL projects focused on measuring and combating bribery(conducted with Transparency International) and conceiving and implementing national integrity systems(supported by Transparency International and the Australian Research Council).
Other FAO Projects focused on women, such as the Training in Village Scale Meat Processing, the aims of which were to make meat available as an affordable food item in the diets of rural population in Uganda, through training of rural women in charge of small-scale processing units.
The projects focused generally on people who are difficult to place on the labour market- women with children under 15, people with low qualifications, the disabled, unemployed graduates, the long-term unemployed, members of ethnic minorities, people over 50 etc.
Other projects focused on promoting universal access to e-applications and services as well as implementation of e-commerce and e-government projects in many landlocked developing countries in order to enable them to use information and communications technology as a catalyst in trade.
Among others, the projects focused on detection and handling cases of violence against elderly people, the functioning of self-help group, training for adolescents related to violence against women, individual and collective counselling and support for victims, violence prevention and raising the awareness of the general public.
The projects focused on such issues as reducing child marriage; involving men as partners in promoting reproductive health in the workplace; promoting youth-friendly services; introducing life skills education; addressing obstetric fistula; providing psychosocial training for school counsellors; and strengthening emergency obstetric care.
For the energy sector where the projects focused primarily on efficiency improvement and renewable energy, some Parties provided detailed figures for the quantity of energy and/or the amount of CO2 emissions that would be reduced by the implementation of the projects and others described the associated estimated costs of projects or costs per tonne of CO2 avoided by the implementation of the measures.
The projects focus on horticulture, vegetable and fruit production and marketing agricultural products.