Examples of using Coverage of programmes in English and their translations into Russian
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Expand the coverage of programmes that combat poverty, such as"Tekoporã"(Brazil);
The Department will provide regular press, radio and television coverage of programmes and events related to the Year.
Availability, scope and coverage of programmes facilitating family and community care for older persons.
With the exception of HIV testing coverage, the majority of priority countries report low coverage of programmes for people who inject drugs.
Availability, scope and coverage of programmes promoting age-integrated communities.
In general, UNFPA's aim has been threefold: to enable UNFPA Representatives and Country Directors to respond more quickly and effectively to emerging needs;to improve the quality and coverage of programmes and projects; and to speed up programme delivery.
Availability, scope and coverage of programmes dealing with disabilities at all ages.
Acknowledging that the coverage of drug abuse prevention programmes and policies is generally of concern,especially in the case of high-risk groups, and that the coverage of programmes and policies based on scientific evidence is not known.
Availability, scope and coverage of programmes of social protection such as non-contributory pensions.
As shown in table 6, in the area of providing alternatives to drug use, there has been a slight increase in the coverage of programmes in the workplace, the correctional system and health centres.
Availability, scope and coverage of programmes promoting health-related quality of life and general quality of life.
These relationships are now widelyrecognized by UNICEF and national partners as essential for increasing the coverage of programmes among very poor families and for bringing local innovations to a wider scale.
Availability, scope and coverage of programmes facilitating report of neglect, abuse and violence against older persons.
In fact, the manifest determination of the various Concertation governments to give priority to the justice agenda has found highly concrete expression in increases in social investment, both in the extension of the coverage of programmes and services and in the expansion and diversification of those on offer.
Service available, quality and level of coverage of programmes and projects in indigenous communities.
Even though the coverage of programmes to stop HIV infections among children has more than doubled in the last few years, progress is insufficient and does not meet the prevention and treatment needs of women and children.
The United Nations Radio Service continued to provide comprehensive coverage of programmes on specific issues of interest to the United Nations and OAU.
To expand the coverage of programmes to train health workers in maternal-child care in rural areas especially, and in low-income urban areas.
In coordination with other divisions of the Office and oversight bodies as appropriate, the Office will conduct a programme of evaluations andinspections that includes cyclical coverage of programmes and topics on a risk-assessed basis, using a standardized and methodologically rigorous approach to ensure the quality and usefulness of Inspection and Evaluation Division reports.
An increase in the coverage of programmes to reduce the negative health and social consequences of drug abuse was also reported, in particular those aimed at testing for infectious diseases linked to drug abuse.
Indeed, it was ironic that at a time when substantial contributions were being entrusted to the Agency for helping to improve basic physical and social infrastructure in the West Bank andGaza Strip, the lack of contributions to its regular budget was threatening to erode the quality and coverage of programmes which had helped sustain Palestine refugees for over 40 years.
Availability, scope and coverage of programmes aimed at maintaining the highest level of functional capacity throughout the life course.
Invites the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime to coordinate as appropriate with civil society andthe private sector in addressing the specific needs of women in the context of drug demand reduction, with a view to the expansion of the range and coverage of programmes addressing drug abuse and dependence of women, in accordance with national legislation and in full compliance with the international drug control conventions;
Availability, scope and coverage of programmes promoting and facilitating participation of older persons in social, political, cultural and economic matters e.g., social pensions schemes, employment promotion measures and retraining for older persons.
As part of their oversight role, Regional Bureaux are responsible for ensuring(1) the adequacy of the monitoring plan to underpin eventual evaluations;(2) the quality of results frameworks to improve the evaluability of programmes;(3) the quality of evaluation plans,including adequate coverage of programmes; and(4) that country office institutional arrangements are adequate, monitoring visits are documented and management responses are prepared for all evaluations and action taken.
The coverage of programmes such as School Restaurants and Families in Action was extended, the coverage of Welfare Homes was maintained, and the Children's Breakfast programme and a new modality for elderly care were launched.
The Committee further regrets that there is low coverage of programmes for the prevention of Mother to Child Transmission and Anti-retroviral Treatment of children.
Availability, scope and coverage of programmes combating neglect, abuse and violence against older persons, including programmes for awareness-raising among the general public and training of health and social services professionals regarding characteristics of neglect, abuse and violence against older persons.
Instrumental indicators aim at evaluating the availability,scope and coverage of programmes and policies, which Governments have adopted to address issues of population ageing and improve the well-being of older persons.
To benefit indigenous children and adolescents, the current development plan calls for a broadening of the coverage of programmes to support and meet the needs of special population groups such as older persons, persons with disabilities, children and pregnant and lactating women and for the strengthening of indigenous education through the participatory design of ethnic education programmes linked to the educational system to guarantee broader coverage and better quality at the various levels.