Examples of using In development programmes in English and their translations into Arabic
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The recent sequence of crises underlines the fact that the various vulnerabilities of the least developed countries need to be given greater attention in development programmes, both by the least developed countries themselves and by their development partners.
for analysing women ' s participation in development programmes and for assessing the impact of those programmes on women ' s social, economic and health status and access to resources.
(c) Community development initiatives, through which two communities were mobilized into income-generating activities and appropriate skills training were provided to help communities to engage in development programmes such as block moulding, digging wells, construction of latrines, etc.
There has been a strong impetus to incorporate disaster-reduction planning in development programmes and to support individual country efforts by a range of regional and subregional groupings in various sectors.
More recently, however, the focus of those projects has shifted to supporting activities that seek to increase the income of women and their families, improve their leadership and organizational capabilities, and enhance their participation in development programmes.
An emerging partnership between government departments and agencies aimed at fostering platforms for dialogue to entrench appreciation of the concept, and the incorporation of gender mainstreaming principles, indices and tools in development programmes in Nigeria.
Secretary-General to ensure that the issues of women and development and of the integration of women in development programmes are an integral part of the International Development Strategy for the Fourth United Nations Development Decade.
The Committee further recommends that maintaining the integrity of indigenous families and communities be a consideration in development programmes, social services, health and education programmes affecting indigenous children.
The Gender Adviser also works closely with other United Nations agencies and with the Ministry of Women ' s Affairs to enhance the incorporation of gender perspectives in development programmes in Afghanistan.
to ensure that the issues of women and development and of the integration of women in development programmes are an integral part of the International Development Strategy for the Fourth United Nations Development Decade.
was actively engaged in development programmes.
Assistance provided to the Ministry of Health, Solidarity and Gender of Comoros helped to strengthen the role of CSOs in integrating gender concerns in development programmes at the community level.
The incumbents of the proposed positions would also make it possible to establish direct collaboration with local level partner organizations and increased awareness of and sensitivity to gender issues in development programmes at the subnational level.
With a view to building solid capabilities in science, technology and innovation, Governments of developing countries were investing more resources in development programmes targeting those capabilities and turning to international
They considered the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities as an essential instrument in actively promoting the full social, political, economic and cultural integration of persons with disabilities by including disability issues in development programmes.
The programme promotes compliance with economic, social and cultural rights, and works with the Government, the United Nations Country Team, donor agencies and intergovernmental agencies as well as with non-governmental and civil society organizations to help implement human rights standards in development programmes.
(d) The need to mainstream activities and programmes to combat racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related forms of intolerance in development programmes and for donors to provide additional resources for these activities;
said that it was necessary that the United Nations agencies ensure that indigenous people were given the chance to participate in development programmes.
The Committee is concerned at the prevalence of customs and traditional practices that limit the degree of involvement of rural women in development programmes and prevent them from inheriting or acquiring land and other property.