Examples of using Computer-based training in English and their translations into Arabic
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The United Nations Development Programme(UNDP) translated the computer-based training course," Orientation to IPSAS", into French and Spanish.
An additional bonus for the institutions operating computer-based training is the learning management system.
In May 2006, computer-based training was given to the Kenya Anti-Corruption Commission.
It designed a computer-based training programme, which has been successfully introduced in six South-East Asian countries.
(d) A fourth phase will develop a computer-based training module adapted from the training needs developed during the third phase.
They comprise seven computer-based training(CBT) and eleven instructor-led training(ILT) courses, now available on Internet and CD-ROM.
Partially completed; computer-based training deployed about 4,500 e-certificates; communication plan and plans for instructor-led training being reformulated; establishment of United Nations e-Room for IPSAS.
UNODC has been implementing computer-based training for law enforcement agencies since 1998, to the benefit of prosecutors as well.
Computer-based training is particularly applicable in countries and regions where resources are few and law enforcement skills
A total of 17 specialist anti-money-laundering computer-based training centres have been set up worldwide, reaching more than 15,000 trainees in 12 languages.
UNODC also developed computer-based training in countering money-laundering and the financing of terrorism, which has been provided to countries in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Pacific.
The computer-based training programme is an integral part of the training and capacity-building assistance provided by UNODC.
Computer-based training will be expanded to include the Pacific Islands, the Balkans, Brazil and Western Africa.
Two computer-based training centres have been established(one in Cape Verde
Those and other innovative solutions, such as computer-based training programmes on the freezing, seizure and confiscation of criminal assets, asset recovery, law enforcement cooperation and special investigative techniques.
Since then, 13 anti-money-laundering modules have been developed and delivered through global computer-based training centres, and a fourteenth module, on asset forfeiture, is currently being developed.
The representative of UNODC screened a training video of a fictional criminal trial to emphasize the value of multimedia training techniques in UNODC educational programmes within the more comprehensive collection of computer-based training tools.
National Drug Law Enforcement Agency(NDLEA) of Nigeria and 50 law enforcement officers from West African countries received computer-based training at the Jos Academy in 2005,
Since its inauguration on 22 July 2010, the computer-based training centre, established with the assistance of the Government of Canada, UNIOGBIS, the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime( UNODC) and the standing police capacity, had helped train a total of 430 officers from various policing institutions in the areas of criminal investigation, public order, protective operations, immigration, border control,