Examples of using Programmes for developing countries in English and their translations into French
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Training programmes for developing countries. Submitted by the African Group.
A minimum of two years of professional work experience in WASH-related programmes for developing countries.
We are often able to offer training programmes for developing countries thanks to the financial assistance of external donors.
A special scholarship fund would be established to support training programmes for developing countries.
In addition, it operates free affiliate country programmes for developing countries to encourage their participation in its activities.
As part of its activities, the European Commission was also offering education and training programmes for developing countries.
UNITAR should continue to place emphasis on its programmes for developing countries, whose need for training was the most crucial.
This was the sixth time Norway contributed to the financing of advisory and training programmes for developing countries.
Technical assistance and capacity building programmes for developing countries in the area of trade.
Representatives of some industrialized countries described their bilateral higher-education assistance programmes for developing countries.
Canada's contribution to technical assistance programmes for developing countries was also highly commended.
Particular emphasis was placed on international cooperation, on education andtraining and on the benefits of such programmes for developing countries.
Global Cooperative Society International actively sponsors medical service programmes for developing countries, which include sending volunteers to provide free medical aid.
Under pressure from economic problems, the developed countries had severely curtailed their social services and their aid programmes for developing countries.
FAO and other international organizations already operate programmes for developing countries in these areas.
The meeting featured eight technical presentations, most of them focused on the contribution that small satellites can make to supporting scientific, Earth observation and telecommunication missions, with an emphasis placed on international cooperation, education and training,and the benefits of such programmes for developing countries.
General: ministers recognize the importance of technical assistance and capacity building programmes for developing countries in the trade and environment area.
There are some opportunities to catalyse and support technology transfer as partsof official bilateral and multilateral assistance programmes for developing countries.
Many international organizations, including the FAO, WHO, OIE andthe World Bank, operate programmes for developing countries in these areas.
Emphasis was placed on international cooperation, education andtraining and the benefits of such programmes for developing countries.