Examples of using Cbos in English and their translations into Arabic
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CBOs usually operate Level I or Level II water
The new policy also seeks to increase the participation of the informal sector, CBOs and women ' s groups.
The result of this exercise was the document, engaging NGOs and CBOs in the National Action Programme.
As a result, more than 100 CBOs have been established to plan and implement local development projects, mainly in the areas of social infrastructure and health.
The Government is committed to use indigenous non-governmental organizations(NGOs) and community-based organizations(CBOs) in the design and implementation of technical cooperation.
A Multi-Sectoral Technical Committee composed of the private sector, NGOs and CBOs was established during this workshop to address issues of synergy.
After each training, the CBOs carried out a work assignment under the supervision of the WANA Institute's team.
Support to the effective involvement of NGOs and CBOs and other stakeholders in the UNCCD process.
The involvement of NGOs, CBOs and scientists in international forums should be actively encouraged.
TU and CBOs obtain small grants for implementing awareness-raising, organizing and advocacy activities through EU-funded project.
We look forward to building partnerships with other NGOs, CBOs and CSOs.
Within these three international networks, there are many local and national NGOs and CBOs.
Meanwhile training done for individual pilot CBOs has been very encouraging.
The community sector is made up of villages, village councils, community based organizations(CBOs) such as village women ' s committees, churches, village school committees, youth groups, the private sector including Chamber of Commerce, non-governmental organizations(NGOs) and other interest civil society groups.
So far, the NPA has been quite effective, with some minor problems being registered with Community Based Organizations(CBOs), which still need some capacity building and training so that their efforts are better coordinated.
national steering committee with approximately 15-20 persons(depending on each national setting), representing each a group or category of actors(other relevant ministries and government agencies, CBOs, NGOs, academic institutions, local authorities, the private sector and the media).
About 15-20 persons will participate, each representing a group or category of actors ' /stakeholders ' groups in the process(including relevant ministries, government agencies, NGOs, CBOs, academic institutions, local authorities, the private sector and the media).
Community and workplace education initiatives by Government, NGOs and CBOs;
CBOs participated the first day, another 20 participated on the second.
Another challenge worth mentioning is the efficiency of the local NGOs and CBOs.