Examples of using Programmes often in English and their translations into Chinese
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Child protection programmes often emphasize the building of child protection systems.
Member States contribute the vast majority of donorfunding for rule of law initiatives through bilateral programmes, often in parallel with multilateral efforts and national strategies.
These programmes often include diagnosis at an early stage and follow-up monitoring of perpetrators.
Participants noted, in this regard, that temporary worker programmes often curtailed the rights of migrants and sundered families.
These programmes often include a diagnosis at an early stage and follow-up monitoring of perpetrators.
United Nations entities and Resident Coordinators report that joint programmes often lead to innovative arrangements for ensuring that gender mainstreaming delivers results.
Those programmes often ran in very different directions from the policies being advocated by the international community.
An analysis of the activities of both bodies revealed that, although their work programmes often covered the same functional areas there was no real overlap in activities.
Employment programmes often failed to help such women, who were thus forced into low-paid, dangerous work.
The sustainable development agenda and the development of related legislation,policies and programmes often lack attention to the social dimension, including a gender-sensitive understanding of human rights.
Parenting programmes often combine interventions for child survival, development and protection at the family level.
On the African continent, literacy programmes often constitute a key first stage of basic adult education.
Programmes often only deal with nutrition, immunization and preschool education with little or no emphasis on play, recreation, culture and the arts.
In many countries, existing general policies and programmes often cover plans and projects that target older age but these activities often remain uncoordinated.
Programmes often do not cover the poorest of the poor living in communities far away from urban centres that suffer from inadequate infrastructure as well as limited communication.
At the same time, integrated programmes often depend on the capacity of national partners to coordinate and act locally.
Such programmes often discriminated against girls, particularly in the areas of science and technology; she wondered what methodology was being used in Uzbekistan.
Demobilization and reintegration programmes often fail to address their experiences and the psychological trauma that they have undergone.
Social protection programmes often increase demand for education, therefore contributing to the realization of the right to education.
With the impact of social development policies and programmes often taking many years, even decades, to materialize, a considerable strain is placed on maintaining cooperation and collaboration at all levels.
These programmes often involve the partnership of non-governmental organizations and international entities such as UNICEF, FAO, etc.
What is more, reconstruction programmes often ignore the special needs of these femaleheaded households, directing their attention and resources to work projects for the male population.
Several programmes often include the promotion of management reforms, procedural changes, and training for members of parliament and staff.
Research programmes often involve collaboration with scholars at an international level, especially in the European, North American and Chinese universities.
Research programmes often involve collaboration with scholars at an international level, especially in the European, North American and Chinese universities.
Currently, IMF programmes often seek to reduce real wages and reinforce government repression of workers seeking better wages or working conditions.
Finally, national strategies, plans or programmes often lack appropriate human resources, adequate funding or sustainability, and are seldom subjected to effective monitoring and evaluation.
Circular migration programmes often curtailed the rights of migrants and their families and should be replaced by migration policies which focused on family reunification and included paths to citizenship.
This programme often deals with issues relevant to women and is broadcast nationally.
This programme often deals with legal issues relevant to women and is broadcast nationally.