Examples of using Generic training in English and their translations into Arabic
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In line with recommendations of the Special Committee, the Department of Peacekeeping Operations successfully developed standardized generic training modules, level I, while the standardized training modules II(specialists) and III(senior mission management) are near finalization.
In addition to generic training, the United Nations Inter-Agency Working Group will work to provide tailored trainings in countries like Haiti and the Sudan, where the integrated approach is being piloted.
For example, consultations were undertaken on such initiatives as the strategic deployment stocks, on-call lists for military and police personnel and the development of standardized generic training modules used for the pre-deployment training of military components.
A policy paper on training recognition will establish a training recognition board and a framework to examine and approve Member States ' courses for United Nations certification of compliance with the United Nations Standardized Generic Training Modules.
For example, the Curriculum for the Foundation Years, a two-year generic training programme set by the General Medical Council and pursued by all newly qualified doctors in the UK, includes awareness of disability legislation.
The Standardized Generic Training Modules, Level 1, which were developed with extensive consultation and support from Member States and national and regional peacekeeping centres, are now nearing finalization.
The Department has developed generic training modules on the standards of conduct, particularly the Code of Personal Conduct for Blue Helmets, which are available to all contributing countries to facilitate pre-deployment preparedness of their personnel.
The Department should update the generic training module on civil-military coordination contained in the standard generic training module level 1 to include more detail on the role of the military component in implementing community support projects and quick-impact projects.
Following extensive research in the public and private sectors, it was finalizing the preparation of a full set of measures, including guidelines for the appraisal and recognition of performance, a framework for reward and recognition programmes, measures to address underperformance and a set of generic training modules in performance appraisal and management.
The progress includes an intensified level of dialogue with Member States that has led to the establishment of on-call lists for military and police personnel, the development of standardized generic training modules for pre-deployment training of military personnel and enhanced rapid-deployment capability through the approval of the strategic deployment stocks.
Using field-based methodologies with participants field-testing learning materials, the Office of the Special Adviser on Gender Issues has developed a generic training manual on gender mainstreaming that any entity can adapt for use for its staff as well as for training with country-level partners.
That is why the IFRC, in cooperation with the World Health Organization(WHO) and the Southern Africa HIV/AIDS Information Dissemination Service, has developed a generic training package on HIV/AIDS, which can be used to train community volunteers in treatment literacy, mobilization, preparedness and adherence.
Through its Training and Evaluation Service, the Department provides technical assistance to the SADC Regional Peacekeeping Training Centre in Harare, as well as for bilateral capacity-building programmes of its member States through Standard Generic Training Modules and support to peacekeeping exercises.
Standardized generic training materials were updated and issued as the Core Predeployment Training Materials in July 2009, along with new Specialized Training Materials for Police. The training materials were made available to all Member States and peacekeeping training institutions on the newly launched Peacekeeping Resource Hub website.
The first area concerns generic training with development of appropriate dialogue and training on best practices related to logistical standards and procedures, stockpile management and security of storage sites, disposal and destruction of surplus stocks, small arms and light weapons collection and destruction including in the context of peace support operations.
The Committee believes that the development of the standardized generic training modules, level I, is important in improving the effectiveness of training, and, in order to take this process forward, recommends that the development of standardized generic training modules, levels II and III, should be given high priority.
In that regard, Nigeria commended the Training and Evaluation Service for the progress it had made in finalizing the Standardised Generic Training Modules(SGTM), welcomed the various related initiatives, and looked forward to a detailed description of that system in the next report of the Secretary-General.
consideration to a package consisting of: revised principles and guidelines for performance appraisal and management and for the recognition of different levels of performance; a framework for reward and recognition programmes; measures to deal with unsatisfactory performance; and a series of generic training modules for performance appraisal.
In this regard, the United Nations has made every effort to ensure that officers from both established and emerging African troop-contributing countries are kept up-to-date on the standardization of generic training modules through seminars such as the senior management and United Nations Training Assistance Team seminars organized in Accra and Nairobi for both civilian police and military officers.
Standard operating procedure on Force headquarters scheduled for completion in June 2005; guidelines for selection, deployment, rotation and repatriation of individuals completed; Department of Peacekeeping Operations policy paper on nuclear, biological and chemical protection scheduled for completion in March 2005; training guidelines for Standardized Generic Training Modules Level 1(SGTM I) completed.