Examples of using Programmes help in English and their translations into French
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These programmes help to.
It would also be useful to verify and analyse the effectiveness and impact of the measures that have been taken and to determine how far legislation,policies and programmes help to achieve the objectives that have been set.
Our programmes help IB students.
In food insecure communities, these programmes help fight malnutrition and help keep children in school.
The programmes help to assess the condition of all main organ systems in a short time without staying at the hospital.
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UNCDF programmes help to empower women.
The programmes help break the cycle of‘no experience- no employment- no experience.
Wide-ranging programmes help to meet demand while addressing problems of scale.
Such programmes help NGOs carry out assistance projects in recipient countries.
By emphasizing rights andgender issues, these programmes help reduce gender-based violence and bullying, promote safe schools, empower young people to advocate for their own rights, and advance gender equality.
Our programmes help thousands of families to secure affordable housing in sustainable communities and are based on the premise that the right to housing is a basic human right.
These activities and programmes help to educate families, raise their awareness and offer an understanding of their problems and viable solutions to those problems.
Its programmes help students to reach their full potential and design nontraditional solutions for the current global and local challenges.
Our programmes help IB students: ask challenging questions.
These programmes help to restore quality of life and mobility.
These programmes help to enhance the self-esteem of the child.
These programmes help to grow the local economy in the communities in which we work.
Those programmes help NGOs provide fine-tuned assistance that directly contributes to local communities in recipient countries.
Our programmes help ensure that children in particularly difficult situations gain better access to good quality basic education.
These programmes help countries to gain new experiences, methods and approaches and at the same time to share their own experiences with others.