Examples of using Study will focus in English and their translations into Arabic
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This study will focus on two points.
Taking account of existing initiatives, including the work of the SpecialRepresentative of the Secretary-General on internally displaced persons, the study will focus on the family reunion dimensions including prompt and effective tracing mechanisms, as well as the emerging and no less serious problem of detention of children.
The study will focus on the following sectors.
The second part of this study will focus extensively on noma.
A study will focus on violence faced by Roma women in close relationships.
Within that context, the study will focus on the following main points.
The study will focus on situations in employment, education and training in countries from all geographical regions.
The next phase of the study will focus on French-speaking African countries, followed by other regions of the world.
One study will focus on digital technologies and the other on biotechnologies.
Despite the fact that the desk study will focuses on the Occupied Palestinian Territories, UNEP has emphasized that it should have engender a positive environmental outcome for the whole region.
The study will focus on the geology and geochemistry of the Southwest Indian Ridge.
One study will focus on digital technologies and the other on biotechnologies(2);
The second case study will focus on partnerships and networking in biotechnology and their implications for capacity building.
Another study will focus on barriers to asset recovery in requested States, in particular in financial centres.
A study will focus on Roma housing and on associated problems and solutions from the standpoint of equality, including within the Roma community.
The study will focus on the largest emission source categories identified on the basis of previous UNEP emissions reports and other relevant information.
The study will focus on up to nine of the top mercuryemitting countries that are significant contributors to global mercury emissions in each source category.
The study will focus on, inter alia, preventing homophobic bullying in schools, combating multiple forms of discrimination, counselling for the families concerned and the promotion of local networks.
The study will focus on information from countries that, based on previous assessments, are considered likely to be significant contributors to global mercury emissions in each source category.
The study will focus on the genetic diversity of selected marine invertebrate taxa from the Manus basin in the Bismarck Archipelago near Papua New Guinea, and will cover the population structure and classification of species.
The study will focus on identifying the principal problems that have been experienced in the past in relation to the conduct of and follow-up to such inquiries and on recommending best practices which might be taken into account by Governments in the future.
The study will focus on the four key subregions of the Gulf Cooperation Council, least developed countries, the Maghreb and the Mashreq and use a multi-criteria analysis to identify potential policy priorities for different groups.
In particular, this study will focus on: strategies for the strengthening and the reform of archival institutions; suggestions for using archives in transitional justice efforts; and considerations for preserving the records of transitional justice institutions.
Scope The study will focus on the main emitting sectors identified in previous UNEP emissions reports in respect of which information on the cost and effectiveness of alternative control technologies and measures may be available for consideration by the committee.
The study will focus on issues related to the equality and dignity of tribal women and their struggles to overcome poverty and patriarchy. It will promote sustainability through capacity-building in research and analysis on aspects affecting tribal women as well as institutionalization in UNIFEM South Asia of tribal women ' s concerns.
The study will focus on the bodies monitoring six main United Nations human rights treaties: the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, the Convention against Torture, the Convention on the Rights of the Child, the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women and the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination.
The studies will focus on the classification of settlements, the definition of the role of metropolitan centres and the elaboration of the specific planning frameworks envisaged by Law No. 2742/1999.
The country case studies will focus on managing the systems, institutions and processes used in preparing national communications and will be presented at the workshop as a basis for discussions.
In terms of methodology, studies will focus on new ways to analyse sustainable development trends and public policy options and to evaluate the costs and benefits involved with a view to providing relevant information to decision makers.
The study on this topic will focus on the phenomenon of cybercrime itself and does not include responses to cybercrime.