Examples of using Programme contributes in English and their translations into Spanish
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The programme contributes to achieving Millennium Development Goals 1, 2, 5 and 7.
Aimed at achieving universal primary education, gender equality and women's empowerment, the programme contributes to the attainment of the MDGs.
This programme contributes to the United Nations Development Assistance Framework(UNDAF), 2012-2016.
In requiring the creation of Parent-Teacher Associations as a condition for the transfer of federal resources, the programme contributes toward integrating families and schools.
The project or programme contributes to the achievement of the technology targets and objectives of the host Party in receipt of that technology;
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In addition, in constituting a mechanism for expanding the economic, cultural andsocial horizons of lowincome families, the programme contributes toward reversing the cycle of misery to which the families and an entire new generation are subject.
The country programme contributes to three of the four UNDAF outcomes:(a) democratic governance;(b) social inclusion; and(c) human security.
Argo is a global array of 3,000 free-drifting profiling floats that allow continuous monitoring of the temperature, salinity andvelocity of the upper 2,000 metres of the ocean. This programme contributes to a global description of the seasonal cycle and inter-annual variability of the upper ocean thermohaline circulation.
This programme contributes to the objectives of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union in terms of fighting against discrimination, gender inequality and social exclusion.
This paper provides an update on the status of the Programme since the previous report to the Statistical Commission(see E/CN.3/2006/8),includes background on how participation in the Programme contributes to statistical capacity-building, and concludes with a brief evaluation of lessons learned as they apply to the sustainability of the programme on an ongoing basis.
The programme contributes to the National Crusade Against Hunger, which aims to guarantee food and nutrition security to populations living in extreme poverty.
In the context of the preparations for UNISPACE III, the Programme contributes to strengthening regional cooperation towards achieving the objectives of UNISPACE III by holding regional preparatory conferences in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean and Eastern Europe. See section VIII below on UNISPACE III.
The programme contributes to achieving the Millennium Development Goal of eradicating extreme poverty, offering a variety of products and services to micro entrepreneurs with low levels of literacy.
In addition, the programme contributes to the Regional Knowledge Management and Leadership Agenda of the UNICEF office for Central and Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States.
The programme contributes to achieving five of the 11 priorities and three cross-cutting priorities of the national development plan, which seeks to increase access to high-quality social services and protection.
The IP-LED programme contributes to improving the socio-economic situation of indigenous peoples through support to local economic development initiatives started and led by indigenous peoples' communities.
The programme contributes, through the project TRAINS for GSP, to the updating of the GSP component of TRAINS(see section H.1/ below), thus increasing the information on GSP and other preferential tariffs available to developing countries.
The Programme contributes to two key UNDP goals:(a) the protection and regeneration of the environment and(b) the protection of jobs and livelihoods of those involved in small-scale operations whose businesses would become uncompetitive without this assistance.
The programme contributes to social capital with principles of integrity, solidarity and creativity forming the basis for social empowerment, facilitating opportunities for people to participate in systems of exchange and production so as to uplift their status.
The programme contributes to the achievement of internationally agreed development goals in the area of gender equality and the empowerment of women, recognizing that gender equality is pivotal to the achievement of sustainable development in all its dimensions.
The programme contributes to the following UNDAF outcomes:(a) poverty reduction and the improvement of income distribution;(b) basic social services for the exercise of human rights; and(c) modernization of the Government, including the reform of the public sector.
The programme contributes to two of the three United Nations Development Assistance Framework(UNDAF) areas of assistance:(i) Outcome 1, more equitable, inclusive and sustainable growth; and(ii) Outcome 3, governance which effectively supports rights-based development.
The programme contributes to the achievement of MDG 7 on ensuring environmental sustainability and UNDAF outcome 4 on increased capacity of stakeholders to protect and enhance the quality of the environment and sustainably manage natural resources.
The programme contributes to seven UNDAF outcomes:(a) health;(b) education;(c) substance abuse and HIV prevention;(d) social protection;(e) the environment, climate-change adaptation and disaster-risk reduction;(f) democratic governance; and(g) gender equality and women's empowerment.
The programme contributes to the implementation of the Millennium Declaration and achievement of the Millennium Development Goals and other internationally agreed development goals in the area of gender equality and the empowerment of women, with a particular emphasis on Millennium Development Goal 3.
The programme contributes to poverty reduction by not only creating economic opportunities for poor people, but also adopting a broad-based approach which promotes their participation in decision-making, seeks to overcome gender biases, and empowers the poor to seize economic opportunities.
The programme contributes to all four outcomes of the United Nations Development Assistance Framework(UNDAF):(a) strengthening democratization and the rule of law;(b) strengthening human development to achieve the Millennium Development Goals;(c) improving sustainable development and inclusive growth; and(d) promoting peace and security.
The programme contributes to the following national development goals:(a) reducing poverty and inequality;(b) improving the coverage and quality of social services, especially those related to health care and education;(c) strengthening public institutions;(d) promoting human rights; and(e) promoting gender equality and equality between generations.
Specifically, the programme contributes to poverty reduction not only by creating economic opportunities for the poor target groups but also by adopting a broad-based approach which promotes the participation of these groups in decision-making, seeks to overcome gender and other marginalization biases, and empowers the poor to capture economic opportunities by upgrading their skills, organization and institutional representation.
Regarding inland capture fisheries and aquaculture, the programme contributed to.