Examples of using Programmes address in English and their translations into Russian
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Two integrated programmes address LDCs in the region.
The Council could request the United Nations Development Programme andother components of the United Nations system to ensure that their programmes address the rights of indigenous peoples.
The majority of programmes address gender questions.
The programmes addressed the special needs of women and children who had been part of a combatant force.
It is also concerned about the absence of programmes addressing the specific needs of persons with albinism arts. 2 and 26.
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The programmes addressed three priority conditions: hypertension, diabetes and congestive heart failure.
Data are critical for developing sound policies and programmes addressing discrimination and violence against women migrant workers.
Training programmes addressing the chemical safety needs of waste handlers and recyclers are implemented.
For example, although all agencies have capacity-building programmes, such programmes address different fields, such as health, agriculture and hydrology.
Specific programmes address the needs of small island developing States.
ASEAN is responding with a combination of determined initiatives and pragmatic programmes addressing the needs of the peoples in the region and the demands of a globalizing world.
Its programmes address the needs of newcomers affected by war, persecution, poverty and global health inequalities.
In October 2012 and April 2013, the High-level Committee on Programmes addressed the issue of sustainable development in the context of the post-2015 development agenda.
These programmes address the environments where polymetallic sulphides, cobalt-rich ferromanganese crusts and manganese nodules are found.
United Nations organizations can contribute to policies and programmes addressing the economic, political or social exclusion of persons belonging to minorities.
The programmes address national trainers of military and police contingents to be deployed to United Nations peacekeeping operations.
UNHCR continues to include mine action components in its country programmes, addressing such issues as mine awareness, training, detection, demarking and actual demining.
Government programmes addressed critical development issues such as poverty reduction, employment generation and sustainable socioeconomic growth.
The Convention on Biological Diversity approaches ecosystems through four work programmes addressing biodiversity in forests, agriculture, international waters and oceans and coastal areas.
Those projects and programmes address intervention to improve food security and the productivity of the agricultural sector in various regions of the continent.
Family planning is an integral part of the country's overall reproductive health agenda and its programmes address the full range of reproductive health dimensions, including safe motherhood.
Thirdly, long-term programmes addressing both the root causes and the effects of HIV in key sectors are being put in place.
Regional programme development is conducted in full consultation with national counterparts and regional entities,so as to ensure that the programmes address national and regional priorities and build full ownership in the spirit of the Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness, the Accra Agenda for Action and the Busan Partnership for Effective Development Cooperation.
Those programmes address issues such as urban poverty reduction, crime prevention and access to basic services such as water, sanitation and waste collection.
Among other issues, the programmes address the loss of marine biodiversity.
Primarily the programmes address journalists, project coordinators and non-governmental organizations leaders, sensitizing them on issues of HIV/AIDS, gender and human rights.
The drug issue needs to be incorporated into programmes addressing other major issues, such as poverty, housing, unemployment or rural development.
Such programmes address nutrition issues commonly faced by school-age children and offer an incentive for households to send their children to school, with particularly strong effects for girls' enrolment.
It was also stressed that national programmes addressing the needs of individual developing countries should be given priority over inter-country programmes. .
These programmes address a range of issues relating to technology upgrading, productivity increase, quality improvement, product diversification, support facilities and services, export promotion as well as gender-in-development and environmental concerns.