Examples of using Multisectoral programme in English and their translations into French
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Multisectoral Programme on Nutrition.
The connection between this study and the Multisectoral Programme to Combat Gender-Based Violence.
Multisectoral programme(information technology.
Information on the impact of the Multisectoral Programme in the fight against sex- and gender-based violence.
Multisectoral programme Multisectoral programme Structural adjustment support.
The Ministry of Women andChildren's Affairs had opened centres to care for them under a multisectoral programme.
Multisectoral Programme to Improve Livelihoods in Rural Areas of Bolivia PROMAVI.
Cape Verde society has been mobilized to a great extent through the multisectoral programme for the fight against AIDS.
Finally, the motto of the multisectoral programme on HIV/AIDS in South Africa is"All our actions count.
A similar programme was implemented in Mexico, as part of a comprehensive multisectoral programme of poverty reduction in 1997.
Finally, the motto of the multisectoral programme on HIV/AIDS in South Africa is"All our actions count.
National capacity-building through field missions, consultations, and HIV andDevelopment workshops on multisectoral programme development and coordination;
Availability of a national multisectoral programme to prevent and reduce gender-based violence and manage its consequences.
To deal with the threat of HIV/AIDS, Mali has launched an ambitious multisectoral programme with the assistance of its partners.
In 2008 a multisectoral programme was formulated to combat gender-based violence by fostering independence for women;
What is the connection between this study and the multisectoral programme to combat gender-based violence(CEDAW/C/GNQ/6, para. 138)?
In addition to problems directly related to drug abuse, HIV/AIDS andearly pregnancy are issues that must be included in any multisectoral programme dealing with youth.
As part of its multisectoral programme, UNHCR provides roof rehabilitation kits to civilians returning to their homes.
Thus in Chad, UNESCO andILO assisted the Government in developing a comprehensive multisectoral programme integrating education, training and employment.
Lastly, a multisectoral programme to combat genderbased violence, which was the result of partnership with eight United Nations specialized agencies, had officially been introduced on 30 May 2008.