Examples of using Reintegration projects in English and their translations into Chinese
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Global Reintegration Projects.
Encourage inter-agency collaboration on reintegration projects.
Number of reintegration projects executed in an inter-agency fashion.
Share information on returnee numbers, areas of return,and UNHCR planned reintegration projects.
UNHCR is also undertaking reintegration projects for the returnees.
UNHCR reintegration projects target areas of major return, which include the border counties of Lofa, Bong, Nimba, Maryland, and Grand Gedeh.
The Global Refugee andStateless Programmes are clearly firewalled from Reintegration Projects and IDP Projects. .
(b) for Pillar 3: Global Reintegration Projects, be recorded in the Pillar 3: Global Reintegration Projects Fund; and.
Donors will provide resources to support initiatives for the consolidation of national authority, humanitarian and recovery,rehabilitation and reintegration projects.
Yet, in both countries, insufficient support to returnee reintegration projects has compelled us to drastically reduce our programmes.
Reintegration projects, in the form of small QIPs aimed at improving local conditions in the areas of return will continue to be implemented, mostly by local NGOs.
Donors will provide resources to support initiatives for the consolidation of national authority, humanitarian and recovery,rehabilitation and reintegration projects Table 3.
Currently 109 resettlement and reintegration projects are at various stages of completion, and an additional 225 proposals are under consideration.
Only those Forces nouvelles personnel who will not be integrated into the new army will be disarmed and enrolled into the civic service programme andother reintegration projects.
At the same time, rehabilitation and reintegration projects are being prepared by UNMIL and its partners for disarmed and demobilized ex-combatants.
The budget structure consists of four pillars, comprising the global refugee programme, the global stateless programme,global reintegration projects and global internally-displaced persons(IDP) projects. .
The current budget for reintegration projects amounts to $250.3 million in 2012, increasing to $252.1 million in the proposed resources for 2013.
Comparable trend results are shown in tableIV.4 for the combined Annual Programme Fund, Reintegration Projects Fund and Internally Displaced Persons Projects Fund.
Further community-based reintegration projects were implemented in the sectors of agriculture, crop production, education, health, sanitation and water.
To date, some 38,850 ex-combatants have benefited from either completed orcurrently ongoing reintegration projects, leaving a caseload of approximately 17,900 former combatants.
There are 118 ongoing reintegration projects in partnership with agencies such as UNDP, UNICEF, FAO, partner NGOs, local authorities and beneficiaries.
The current budget structure since 2010-2011 consists of four components or pillars: Global Refugee Programme, Global Stateless Programme,Global Reintegration Projects and Global IDP Projects. .
UNHCR is implementing reintegration projects in Somalia with special focus on local development activities that generate employment and promote self-reliance of returnees.
Subsequently, the planning of all infrastructural rehabilitation, community reconstruction and reintegration projects must integrate measures to mitigate the adverse environmental impact resulting from those activities.
Reintegration projects are designed to facilitate the return of Somali refugees from asylum countries, improve infrastructure and create livelihoods in the receiving communities.
As a result,6,853 ex-combatants have been involved in current reintegration projects and a capacity exists to enrol an additional 4,300 ex-combatants into reintegration projects that can soon be activated.
A range of bilateral and joint programming initiatives has been undertaken under the auspices of this coordination mechanism, resulting in considerable strengthening of disarmament,demobilization and reintegration projects in Somalia.
(c) Pillar III(Global Reintegration Projects, $246.4 million) constitutes some 7 per cent of the resources for 2012, due to significant reductions in Europe, Africa and Iraq; and.
Note: Schedule 4 includes the Annual Programme Fund, Reintegration Projects Fund, Internally Displaced Persons Projects Fund, United Nations Regular Budget Fund and Junior Professional Officers Fund.
Global Reintegration Projects: this third pillar addresses an area where UNHCR has joint responsibilities with other United Nations agencies within the context of Delivering as One.