Examples of using Research component in English and their translations into Arabic
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Research component.
VI. Improving knowledge of human trafficking: the research component of the Global Initiative to Fight Human Trafficking.
Research Component 4-- Private sector development.
Throughout 2014, a total of 16 publications,including technical papers developed under the research component, were produced by the Global Office.
Research Component 3-- Policy choices in the new economic order.
In this regard the Government,working with its development partners has a Research component which will take leadership for data collection and reporting.
Research Component 2-- Technology diffusion for productivity enhancement.
Accordingly, any WHO technical programme, at either the global or the regional level,contains a research component linked specifically to its area of interest.
Research component 3 deals with policy choices in the new economic order.
Recognizing the pertinence of the activities of the Centre to the mandate of UNIDO in the field of industrial technology andthe interest to strengthen the research component of the ICS work programme.
Research Component 1-- Contribution of industry to development and poverty reduction.
Implemented in the mid-1990s, the project included a cross-cultural legal research component, a preventive education component and a social assistance and health component. .
Research component 2 is intended to assess the role of technology diffusion in productivity enhancement.
Informal discussions were held with the UNCCD Facilitation Committee, with IFAD and with the Officer for Africa of the Scientific and Technical Advisory Panel(STAP)of the GEF, on the research component of the project.
Research component 2 is intended to assess the role of technology diffusion in productivity enhancement.
The United Nations Interregional Crime andJustice Research Institute had also been involved in the research component of projects, carried out jointly with the Centre for International Crime Prevention, targeting corruption, trafficking in human beings and organized crime.
Research component 1 is intended to analyse the contribution of industry to development and poverty reduction.
The global programme on decentralized governance included a research component, with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and nine national research institutions analysing and synthesizing successful case studies on the role of participation and partnership in service delivery to the poor.
Research component 4 relates specifically to private sector development, and will be discussed in the context of service module 4.
In the early 1980s, a research component was added to the function and the facility named was changed to the Mineral Core Research Facility(MCRF).
The research component will establish the knowledge base for formulating and implementing technical cooperation measures.
The research component of the Global Initiative is a substantial undertaking that includes data collection, analysis and joint research initiatives.
Research component 4 is intended to analyse the most efficacious strategies to foster the contribution of SMEs to dynamic industrial growth.
It also includes a research component on lessons learned and on preparing additional tools for implementing pro-poor strategies and other global standards.
The research component of UN. GIFT will continue through 2008 and a situational analysis report on human trafficking will be finalized.
The research component of the study will include an analysis of how national organized crime and transnational organized crime are related with a view to designing policies to effectively combat those forms of crime.
The programme includes a research component, to be coordinated by the Department, in order to analyse the whole migratory flow of Nigerians towards Italy, with a specific focus on trafficking for labour exploitation.
The research component, conducted by professional researchers who work with the targeted community or group, involves gathering and analysing information on needs, obstacles, existing legislation, data, policies, plans and services.
The programme, which contains a research component undertaken in collaboration with the Prince of Wales Business Leaders Forum, will support overall UNDP institutional learning on effective development collaboration with private sector actors.
