Examples of using Sub-clusters in English and their translations into Arabic
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The meeting was attended by coordinators and members of most clusters and sub-clusters.
During 2010, the cluster and sub-clusters carried out a number of joint activities.
The following were seen to fall primarily within those five" sub-clusters".
There are three sub-clusters working in this area, namely: education, employment and HIV/AIDS.
Challenges in coordination and information exchange between the different clusters and sub-clusters.
ECA is the convener of this cluster, which comprises four sub-clusters: water, energy, Information Communication Technology and transport.
The cluster system was activated on 15 January,organizing the response operation through 12 clusters and 2 sub-clusters.
The infrastructure cluster comprises four sub-clusters: transport; information and communications technologies; energy; and water and sanitation.
In addition, proactive interventions by the secretariat arerequired to stimulate action within certain clusters and sub-clusters.
Infrastructure development 5. The infrastructure cluster has four sub-clusters: water and sanitation; energy; information and communications technology; and transport.
Furthermore, the sub-clusters cooperate with the African Union Commission, the NEPAD Planning and Coordinating Agency and related sectoral ministerial conferences.
ECA is the convener of the RCM cluster on infrastructure, which has four sub-clusters dealing with water, energy, information and communication technology and transport.
Organization of 26 meetings of the African Union Partners Group, 4 meetings of the Peace and Security Cluster of the 10-year capacity-building programme,and 4 meetings of each of the 4 sub-clusters.
At present, there are 33 national humanitarian child protectioncoordination groups(formerly known as child protection sub-clusters) in the Inter-Agency Standing Committee(IASC) cluster system.
Administrative, organizational and institutional support is provided by the RCM secretariat based at ECA andby the United Nations system agencies which chair clusters and sub-clusters.
As follow-up to the meeting, the RCM-Africa secretariat provided all clusters and sub-clusters with templates and guidelines for reporting on their activities and preparing business plans and monitoring and evaluation plans.
The Committee noted that the lessons learned from the Economic and Social Council ad hoc advisory groups on Guinea-Bissau andBurundi should guide the inter-agency team in its work of the sub-clusters.
This section highlights somemajor activities undertaken by the thematic clusters and sub-clusters of the United Nations agencies and organizations working in Africa in support of the AU and its NEPAD programme, in 2007.
Strong emphasis was also placed on coordination with United Nations and non-United Nations entities in the framework of the protection cluster, gender-based violence, child protection,food security and shelter sub-clusters managing the emergency response to the earthquake.
Convening of 4 meetings each by the 3 sub-clusters(on the peace and security architecture of the African Union, post-conflict reconstruction and development, and human rights, justice and reconciliation) to assess capacity-building efforts in the respective areas.
In the area of cluster coordination,the partner organizations plan to improve inter-cluster coordination among sub-clusters and reinforce partnerships, in order to enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of responses to emergencies.
The water, energy and ICT sub-clusters have established inter-agency coordination mechanisms that allow the agencies to deliver as one(UN-Water/Africa, UN-Energy/Africa, the United Nations Group on the Information Society and the United Nations Geospatial Information Working Group).
CEB members further pointed out that annex III of the report,which provides information on the clusters/sub-clusters of the United Nations regional consultations on NEPAD, does not reflect all initiatives undertaken between the United Nations system and NEPAD.
With UNFPA, UNICEF continued to serve as co-lead of the Global Gender-Based Violence(GBV) Area of Responsibility through the Global Protection Cluster,which in 2010 oversaw the work of over 30 sub-clusters in crisis-affected and post-crisis countries.
Within the framework of the peace and security cluster of the 10-year capacity-building programme,implementation of the action plan for the sub-clusters on the peace and security architecture of the African Union, post-conflict reconstruction and development, and human rights, justice and reconciliation.
The following clusters and sub-clusters successfully worked with partners to develop their business plans: governance; social and human development; environment, population and urbanization; water, sanitation and hygiene; industry, trade and market access; agriculture, food security and rural development; and advocacy and communications.
The following clusters and sub-clusters successfully worked with partners to develop their business plans: Governance; Social and Human Development; Environment, Population and Urbanization; Water, Sanitation and Hygiene; Industry, Trade and Market Access; Agriculture, Food Security and Rural Development; Advocacy and Communications.
The cluster on peace and security has three sub-clusters, namely peace and security architecture of the AU convened by the Department of Peacekeeping Operations, post-conflict reconstruction and development convened by the United Nations Higher Commissioner for Refugees, and human rights, justice and reconciliation convened by the Office of High Commissioner for Human Rights.
Three sub-clusters were created in order to enable the Cluster to adequately perform the tasks outlined above: Peace and Security Architecture of the African Union(Convener: Department of Peacekeeping Operations); Post-Conflict Reconstruction and Development(Convener: Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees); and Human Rights, Justice and Reconciliation(Convener: Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights).
Three sub-clusters were created to enable the Peace and Security Cluster to adequately perform the tasks outlined above: Peace and Security Architecture of the African Union(convener: Department of Peacekeeping Operations); Post-conflict Reconstruction and Development(convener: Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees(UNHCR)); and Human Rights, Justice and Reconciliation(convener: Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights(OHCHR)).
