Examples of using This programme component in English and their translations into Arabic
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This programme component thus aims to.
In the biennium 2014-2015, efforts under this programme component aim at.
As such, this programme component seeks to.
This programme component addresses the distinct challenges faced by women and youth in participating in the productive sectors of the economy.
Children, young people and HIV/AIDS. This programme component will strengthen the strategies and efforts of the Government of Djibouti and other partners to combat HIV/AIDS.
This programme component provides a suite of related services to enhance the contribution of the private sector to poverty reduction through sustainable industrial development.
With regard to quality assurance and monitoring, this programme component will coordinate the operation of a harmonized quality assurance system for all activities covered by Major Programme C from" quality at entry" to" quality at delivery".
This programme component provides for the acquisition of equipment, services and works in support of UNIDO technical cooperation programmes and Headquarters-related requirements.
With regard to quality assurance and monitoring, this programme component will coordinate the operation of a harmonized quality assurance system for all activities covered by Major Programme D from" quality at entry" to" quality at delivery".
This programme component aims at strengthening the productive capacities of developing countries, and at enabling them to meet market requirements for quantity, quality, productivity and safety of products and services.
These out-of-date systems need to be modernized,and the services provided under this programme component will focus on technical regulation regime evaluation, policy and legislation development, market surveillance and import inspection system development in parallel with NQI development;
Furthermore, this programme component provides advocacy support to high-profile global and regional UNIDO conferences and international campaigns related to sustainable industrial development.
Young child survival and development. This programme component concentrates on child mortality, particularly neonatal mortality, as well as child health services and early childhood development.
Cross-sectoral. This programme component covers the operational and logistical aspects of the country programme and improvements to the management capacities of the country office.
Quality education for all. This programme component will support the Government ' s national objective of improving the quality of education and achieving universal primary education by 2015.
Under this programme component, UNIDO will therefore also aim to assist developing countries in building up their environmental goods and services sectors, with a particular focus on strengthening their recycling industries.
This programme component will also aim to strengthen further the existing close cooperation with the Montreal Protocol, the European Union and the Global Environment Facility(GEF) in support of the priority area covered by Programme C. 3.
This programme component aims at mobilizing further support from developing countries, expanding UNIDO ' s Headquarters and field capacities and resources, and helping to mainstream South-South Cooperation in UNIDO ' s day-to-day work.
This programme component will continue to promote rural, women and youth entrepreneurship by focusing on the provision of entrepreneurial training to the designated target groups in order to help build the foundation for private sector development.
This programme component provides the framework for the implementation of UNIDO ' s international mandate in the field of industrial statistics and for UNIDO cooperation with the international statistical community in the development and promotion of a standard methodology.
This programme component provides comparable, reliable and up-to-date industrial statistics at the global level that will constitute the empirical basis on which to develop, implement and monitor strategies, policies and programmes to support sustainable industrial development.
This programme component aims at strengthening the capacities of developing countries for trade, and specifically at enabling them to meet market requirements for quantity, quality, safety and the social/environmental sustainability of their products and services.
This programme component offers technical assistance and advice combined with direct interventions to build institutional support infrastructures for agro-based industries with the main purpose of improving their competitiveness, flexibility and productivity, particularly in rural areas.
Under this programme component, the Centre for Human Rights provides assistance for the inclusion of human rights norms in national constitutions, and can play a facilitative role in encouraging national consensus on the elements to be incorporated in those constitutions.
Furthermore, this programme component will intensify advice to national and regional planners and decision makers in elaborating strategies for their industrial energy mix, considering all available technologies, with a focus on renewable sources of energy.
This programme component offers a range of policy services to developing countries and economies in transition aimed at building the capabilities of ministries and agencies and of private sector associations in the formulation, implementation and monitoring of industrial development strategies and policies.
This programme component therefore will also assist developing countries and countries with economies in transition to achieve compliance with the Stockholm Convention and aims at developing capacities in developing countries to protect their populations and their environmental resources from POPs-related pollution.
This programme component provides assistance to improving entrepreneurial and technical skills of rural and women entrepreneurs, through strengthening support institutions and service providers, as well as to improve the administrative and regulatory environment to encourage entrepreneurship among women and rural communities.