Examples of using Prevention programmes in English and their translations into Russian
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Overdose prevention programmes.
Prevention programmes to reduce exposure;
Workplace prevention programmes.
Prevention programmes for populations at higher risk 8.
Misconduct prevention programmes.
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Prevention programmes, treatment, care and support coverage.
VI. Misconduct prevention programmes.
HIV prevention programmes largely rely on international funds.
Support evidence-based prevention programmes.
The prevention programmes are realised by the Regional Health Services GGDs.
Iii Funded child labour prevention programmes.
Access to prevention programmes, treatment, care and support and role of men and boys.
II. Implementing comprehensive prevention programmes.
Investments in HIV prevention programmes are insuffi cient and should increase.
It is also essential for HIV prevention programmes.
Drug prevention programmes are particularly important for a country like ours.
Awareness-raising and prevention programmes.
Disease prevention programmes at primary and specialized health care levels 70.
III. Examples of community crime prevention programmes.
Universal access to prevention programmes, treatment, care and support.
Developing, implementing andevaluating national injury prevention programmes.
HIV prevention programmes must be scaled up rapidly to change the trajectory of the epidemic.
Today, it is necessary to introduce as many prevention programmes as possible.
Strategies under the prevention programmes included dialogues that were targeted at behavioural change.
Thirdly, we seek to involve young people in executing prevention programmes.
In particular, our drug prevention programmes at schools often entail local follow-up activities.
UNODC supports and promotes evidence-based prevention programmes.
Prevention programmes should begin early and be developed with a gendered lens 1.
It is also known that some types of prevention programmes work while others do not.
The Committee is also concerned at the absence of awareness-raising and prevention programmes.