Examples of using Activities will include in English and their translations into Arabic
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During 2014, project activities will include piloting the establishment of a communication strategy involving the public and private sectors to counter such medicines.
Activities will include facilitating policy dialogues and the replication and upscaling of activities at both the regional and national levels.
Core activities will include support for Inspira, the talent management information system, including in the areas of recruitment, learning management, and performance management.
Activities will include the provision of advisory services to member States, regional economic communities and subregional development operators; organizing public forums; and improved networking and communications.
Core activities will include support for Inspira, the talent management information system, including system enhancements in the areas of recruitment, learning management and performance management.
Activities will include joint and strengthened anti-corruption efforts in Iraq, the western Balkans, Nigeria and the Arab States.
Activities will include seven fantastic shows including beat box, BMX, breakdancing, skateboarding, parkour, highline, and football freestyle.
Other activities will include training of civil servants in the area of ethics and accountability and public financial management, including effective public expenditure management and tax administration.
Core activities will include support for Inspira, the talent management system, including enhancements in the areas of recruitment, learning and performance management.
Activities will include tournaments for boys and girls for football, basketball, handball, volleyball, table tennis, tennis, and track & field.
Activities will include the establishment of new border liaison offices and additional training.
Activities will include assessment of the differences between temporary flight and permanent migration, and between internally displaced persons and cross-boundary and transcontinental migrations.
(i) Advisory services. Activities will include advisory missions, reports and round tables/symposia/ workshops and are complementary to policy and analytical activities of the subprogramme.
Activities will include the quarterly publication of Africa Renewal magazine, together with a range of additional outputs, including web-only news and analysis, background notes, press releases and briefing papers for use by the non-United Nations international and African media.
During the biennium 1998-1999, activities will include the preparation and field testing of a model country report addressing HIV/AIDS under the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women.
Activities will include the quarterly publication of Africa Recovery magazine, together with a range of additional outputs, including web-only news and analysis, background notes, press releases and briefing papers for use by the non-United Nations international and African media.
Activities will include the development of a standardized training curriculum, the development and dissemination of e-learning tools, regional training workshops for staff of competent national authorities and the provision of ad hoc technical assistance.
In particular, the activities will include monitoring progress towards the achievement of the goals set out in the Programme of Action, as well as analysing and investigating new policy issues and emerging global trends in the field of population and development.
Priority activities will include monitoring, reporting and analysis of civil and political rights ahead of the census and elections; advocacy with state authorities on key concerns; and capacity-building with state and judicial institutions.
Major activities will include capacity development, accreditation, survey, marking, clearance, explosive ordnance disposal, weapons and ammunition management, risk education and the gathering of data on victims of unexploded ordnance accidents.