Examples of using Alternative development projects in English and their translations into French
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Alternative Development projects visited and the workshop held in Vienna in January 2000.
The sales generated as a result of alternative development projects are expected to reach $47.8 million in 2006.
Alternative development projects must continue to be enthusiastically supported at all levels.
The Commission is currently supporting alternative development projects in Latin America(Bolivia) and Northern Africa(Morocco.
Egypt reported having exchanged agricultural information with neighbouring countries in support of alternative development projects.
The formulation process of Alternative Development projects generally follows several stages.
Community support has been provided to Colombia, Ecuador,Bolivia and Peru through alternative development projects and trade preferences.
UNODC alternative development projects increased paddy rice yields and improved the management of livestock.
These conclusions are based on evidence obtained from an evaluation of alternative development projects carried out by UNODC.
Since the early 1990s, alternative development projects have attempted to address gender issues, with mixed results.
In the Lao People's Democratic Republic,UNODC worked in collaboration with the Government to implement alternative development projects promoting food security and poverty reduction.
The alternative development projects promised by the latter had not materialized and communities had thus increased their involvement in smuggling.
The principal foreign markets for products from alternative development projects remain Europe(60 per cent) and North America 38 per cent.
Alternative development projects have also focused on environmental conservation and now integrate Kyoto Protocol activities into their programming.
With regard to supply reduction, five alternative development projects in Bolivia and Colombia were found successful.
The alternative development projects that have been implemented to date do not have links at the micro- or macrolevel and at the regional and global levels, which would increase their effectiveness.
In addition to law enforcement measures,Egypt was also implementing alternative development projects in the areas affected by illicit cannabis cultivation.
Mexico reported that it had implemented social and rural sustainable development programmes andthat it had not collaborated with other States on alternative development projects.
Incorporating a gender perspective into alternative development projects has increased the effectiveness and sustainability of the activities.
As part of its comprehensive assistance programme,UNODC looks to identify market demand and match it with potential supply from alternative development projects.
Over the past decade,various alternative development projects, in particular in the Andean countries, have focused on environmental protection, with encouraging results.
The view was expressed that the eradication of poverty was a key element in tackling the world's drug problem and that alternative development projects had a major role to play in that endeavour.
In Peru, UNODC-assisted alternative development projects reach 21 farmers' organizations in eight coca-growing areas, benefiting 7,356 farm families.
In that connection, she called for greater commitment from donor countries to promote alternative development projects, including preferential market access for the substitute products.
Over the past decade, alternative development projects had focused as well on reducing the negative impact on the environment of illicit drug crop cultivation and drug production.
The Commission has also recently submitted proposals for a major programme to support alternative development projects in areas of illicit cannabis cultivation in the Northern Provinces of Morocco.
Alternative development projects aim to provide sustainable livelihoods to those communities, and also target those that engaged in illicit cultivation in the past or are vulnerable to starting illicit cultivation in the future.
The Fifth Meeting of HONLEA Europe also recommended that UNODC would promote alternative development projects in Afghanistan in order to remove the incentive for opium poppy farmers to resume illicit production.
The strategy states that socio-economic factors should be taken into consideration andbe addressed through rapid industrialization and the establishment of alternative development projects in areas where opium poppy is grown.
Consequently, UNODC is implementing new alternative development projects by promoting forestry, productive and sustainable uses of woods, commercial plantations and productive wood development for example, project COL/H70.