Examples of using Learning-by-doing in English and their translations into Arabic
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that should not prevent the adoption of the required measures and engaging in a learning-by-doing process through a staged approach.
In the Latin America and Caribbean region alone, IDF investments add more than $2 million to support 15 training projects in 10 different countries and to assist in development planning and learning-by-doing methodologies.
They thus enhance awareness of entitlements and opportunities in education, health, agricultural extension, small business support, social security and other services key to sustainable livelihoods and lifelong learning-by-doing.
The industrial sector typically contributes more dynamically to overall output growth because of its higher productivity growth, which results from increasing returns to scale and gains from technological progress and learning-by-doing.
Community capacity to initiate and manage the process will develop through learning-by-doing, with the aim of using all resources, including the community's own, to achieve effective and sustainable results.
Key lessons learned on sustainability include compilation of the annual national GHG inventories to support the national communication process, which results in capacity-building across the sectors and institutions through a learning-by-doing approach; this in turn established networks between various sectors.
In the 2008-2009 biennium, UNEP adopted a learning-by-doing approach, focused on an in-house capacity development programme, which is carried out through strengthening gender focal teams at the division level and, thereafter, small group capacity enhancement training for project staff.
Generally, the involvement in the projects(“learning-by-doing”) provided exposure to the difficulties of designing baselines and identifying additionality, to the operation and management of projects, and the setting up of institutional arrangements both in host and investor Parties.
The campaign also incited and helped many contributors to organize events and create cooperation around water-related issues at all levels, creating a movement of" learning-by-doing" throughout the Year(see sect. III of the present report).
Heritage Preservation Training Centre(2009), committing ourselves to transmit our knowledge in a“learning-by-doing” teaching model, on site.
The expert meeting for the African region emphasized that adaptation is a process in which solutions are embedded in a learning-by-doing approach and in an iterative process of'trial and error ': learning lessons, monitoring and evaluation through practice, and upscaling successfully implemented
the increasingly restrictive regimes for intellectual property are increasing the costs for access to foreign technology, and many learning-by-doing methods, for example reverse engineering, may not be possible any more.
They are also invited to take positive measures to actively promote the participation of developing country firms in the design and execution of construction projects, including of criteria in international tendering which would favour a commitment to transfer of technology and voluntary association agreements between foreign and domestic firms in developing countries aimed at promoting learning-by-doing processes.
A learning-by-doing approach to capacity-building.
The process became mainly a learning-by-doing exercise.
The process became mainly a" learning-by-doing" exercise.
(aa) Follow a learning-by-doing approach(decision 28/CMP.1);
In this way, learning-by-doing will be accelerated and smooth implementation facilitated.
Well, you know, I'm more of a learning-by-doing kind of girl.
They rely on demand-driven learning-by-doing rather than on costly supply-driven outlays of resources.