Examples of using Programme provided in English and their translations into Spanish
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Course programme provided each week, according to the curriculum.
In addition to increasing employment opportunities for school leavers, the programme provided a basis for meaningful small and medium-sized enterprise development.
The programme provided 300 training places in the first and second years.
During the reporting period, the programme provided 3,528 loans valued at $3.72 million.
The Programme provided the initial supply of seeds and agricultural chemicals.
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During the reporting period, the programme provided 3,799 loans valued at $3.02 million.
The Programme provided a model framework for individual countries and a foundation for further cooperation.
During the current reporting period, the programme provided 10,083 loans worth $9.92 million for Palestinian-owned enterprises.
The programme provided assistance for the general population and housing census and the demographic and health survey through the implementation of the statistical development plan.
During the current reporting period the programme provided 10,875 loans worth $13.2 million to Palestinian-owned enterprises.
The programme provided technical assistance to establish and implement the national policy for the prevention of recruitment of children by illegal armed groups.
During the reporting period, the programme provided 218 temporary job opportunities and benefited over 20,000 children.
The programme provided crucial technical assistance to improve access to quality health services.
During the period under review, the Programme provided top-level leadership training to over 120 directors from across the United Nations system.
The programme provided for training and financial benefits for up to 35,000 monitors from Mozambican parties.
The reviewers of the Programme provided alternative and culturally relevant teaching approaches.
This programme provided material and symbolic reparations to over 32,000 victims of the 1991-2002 war.
During 2000, this programme provided 3,900 loans to women on an individual and group guarantee basis.
The programme provided for health, training, cultural and employment measures, as well as measures on behalf of young people.
Over the past three years, the programme provided 1,947 laid-off women workers with 84.72 million yuan renminbi of small loans, helping over 4,000 laid-off women get re-employed.
That programme provided free health care, including treatment of cervical, uterine and breast cancer, to poor women.
Furthermore, the Programme provided a clear implementation and monitoring mechanism at the national, regional and global levels.
The programme provided 19,766 loans valued at $17.72 million to businesses in the occupied Palestinian territory, Jordan and the Syrian Arab Republic.
The programme provided support to a number of hospitals and clinics, to enable them to focus on monitoring service provision and health outcomes.
The programme provided capacity-building for almost 982 Health extension Workers(HEWs) in reproductive health, HIV and gender issues.
The Programme provided the participating institutions with a wealth of methodologies, tools and capacities to mainstream gender in their structures and services.
The programme provided for the treatment and rehabilitation of drug addicts, who were placed in treatment centres that were under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
This programme provided a mechanism for joint and shared responsibility in protecting and managing the country's fragmented old-growth and residual forests by the Government and qualified organized communities.
This programme provided updated emergency humanitarian information to the displaced Kosovars living in Albania, The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and other European countries.
This programme provided cultural community organizations with financial assistance to carry out special activities and annual programmes for the support and development of ethnic cultures.