Examples of using E-learning programmes in English and their translations into Russian
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E-learning programmes and web-based network of experts.
The Mission has utilized the e-learning programmes for training users.
E-learning programmes may be generic and apply to a broad audience, or may target specific groups of officials.
Courses will also be held within the Mission and e-learning programmes will be utilized.
Develop and implement e-learning programmes and establish web-based network of experts.
A number of courses will also be held within the Mission and e-learning programmes will be utilized.
Concept note on the e-learning programmes on the preparation of national communications from Parties not included in Annex I to the Convention.
The Secretariat is currently exploring the possibility to establish e-learning programmes in asset recovery.
Substantial e-learning programmes were to be undertaken shortly, including the increasing availability of courses on the Internet.
It welcomed the greater use of videoconferencing facilities and e-learning programmes in missions where possible.
The e-learning programmes were to be developed on the basis of updated CGE training materials, which are to be completed in November 2012.
Requested the secretariat to develop e-learning programmes and a web-based platform for a network of experts.
The portal also served as a platform for data-sharing,the assessment of user needs and requirements, and e-learning programmes.
A lack of funding to develop and support e-learning programmes is the most important barrier in 22 countries.
These e-learning programmes will give staff more access to training courses to build their capacities and enhance professional development.
Currently, the Secretariat does not have the resources to establish e-learning programmes but is considering doing so in the future.
Developing and implementing e-learning programmes to complement the workshops and providing opportunities for continuous learning after the workshops;
The final concept note by the CGE,which could serve as a basis for the development of e-learning programmes, is contained in document FCCC/SBI/2012/INF.15.
In addition to activities such as seminars and training courses,the Working Group encouraged the exploration of innovative tools such as e-learning programmes.
In the 2010/11 financial period, UNMIL participated in various e-learning programmes, including for human resources certification and on United Nations protocol.
Gave high priority to training and capacity-building, encouraging the carrying out of activities such as seminars and training courses andthe exploration of innovative tools such as e-learning programmes.
Develop and implement a support mechanism,including a regional network of experts and e-learning programmes, to implement and sustain adherence to the quality assessment framework.
It welcomed the concept note on the e-learning programmes on the preparation of national communications from non-Annex I Parties andreiterated its request for the secretariat to develop the e-learning programmes on the basis of that concept note.
To assist in the implementation of the Code,the Austrian Anti-Corruption Bureau provided specialized training including tailored e-learning programmes and workshops for senior officials at the Ministry.
The Mission will seek to utilize e-learning programmes and training within the Mission as much as possible, also considering the remote location of the Mission.
The Special Committee urges the Department of Peacekeeping Operations andthe Institute to work together to promote the existing e-learning programmes, and highlights the importance of ensuring the use and further development of these materials.
E-learning programmes may be developed which may facilitate the training of large numbers of staff across several functions, as well as specific programmes for specific target groups or groups identified as particularly vulnerable to corruption within the authority or other key institutions.
The Mission will utilize in-house training capacity,including e-learning programmes, as much as possible to develop and/or refresh capacity of the Mission's staff.
The CGE agreed to continue consideration of this issue at its 7th meeting, planned to be held in September 2012, by which time the revision of the CGE training materials,which would form the basis for the e-learning programmes, is expected to be finalized.
In addition, the Institute has have been encouraged to update its e-learning programmes in the light of the updated United Nations core predeployment training materials disseminated in 2009.