Examples of using Empowerment programmes in English and their translations into Arabic
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The most successful empowerment programmes work on the regional and community levels, as they ensure that people in neighbouring countries and locations are able to identify the same behaviour.
is hamstrung by the Government ' s inadequate budgetary allocation for women ' s empowerment programmes.
It also calls for gender mainstreaming in the implementation of the further initiatives related to each of the commitments made at the Summit, including through the use by Governments and international organizations of positive or affirmative action and empowerment programmes.
Countries such as South Africa and Malaysia have developed integrated programmes to empower formerly disadvantaged proportions of their populations or communities to become entrepreneurial through economic empowerment programmes.
In Rwanda and Bosnia, the two societies where the wounds of conflict and hatred are deepest, we have expanded our special initiatives for women returnees, which include income-generating projects and economic empowerment programmes.
Through the Gender Equality Action Plan, UN-Habitat continued to advocate, build capacity and strengthen gender mainstreaming through a variety of activities and empowerment programmes.
The bulk of Germany ' s bilateral assistance of over $3 million in 2009 had been earmarked for employment and youth empowerment programmes, infrastructure rehabilitation, rural development, natural resources management, health and the rule of law.
Empowerment programmes for persons with disabilities allowed them to improve their project management skills, and a Government initiative provided technical support to help them undertake income-generating projects.
For example, although the United Nations Mission in Sierra Leone(UNAMSIL) closed on 31 December 2005, community empowerment programmes that include combatants are continuing, as is a UNDP arms for development programme. .
For example, UN-Women began to work with Microsoft to utilize information and communications technology for economic and political empowerment programmes for women, improved data, awareness-raising and advocacy.
In Angola, women ' s empowerment programmes were actively pursued by UNHCR in collaboration with the authorities to promote awareness of civil and political rights so as to enable returnee women to participate on equal terms with men in the forthcoming elections.
While economic and social empowerment programmes are in place for the facilitation of equal opportunities, there are still inadequacies in ensuring gender equity in the implementation of these programmes due to entrenched cultural practices and perceptions.
In recognition of the critical role played by NGOs in the national development process and in particular in the delivery of women's empowerment programmes, Government has developed guidelines on NGO funding to facilitate NGOs' access to funding from Government.
Mr. Alaei(Islamic Republic of Iran) said that many of the remaining challenges to promotion of women ' s empowerment programmes stemmed from globalization, which affected employment and poverty-eradication goals in developing countries in many ways.
The non-governmental organization Tostan, in collaboration with the UNFPA-UNICEF Joint Programme, carried out community empowerment programmes in several sub-Saharan countries, using human rights education and community ownership approaches towards the abandonment of the practice.
World Mission Foundation is continuing its work on education, health and HIV/AIDS empowerment programmes for African women and women of African descent with the provision of microcredit services to small-scale businesses.
In economic empowerment, the Ministry of gender has a nation wide economic empowerment programmes that reaches 70% women and 30% men according to poverty assessment results.
To date, the Girl Up campaign has mobilized about $2.7 million for adolescent girl empowerment programmes managed and implemented by United Nations agencies in Ethiopia, Guatemala, Liberia and Malawi.
WLSA runs a free legal advice centre for women, empowerment programmes for women in leadership positions, and has run awareness campaigns on property and inheritance rights.
UN-Habitat will support women and youth empowerment programmes and strengthen gender mainstreaming in all its activities and programmes in accordance with the United Nations system-wide gender mainstreaming policy(see box 8).