Examples of using Managing projects in English and their translations into Arabic
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Her tasks include monitoring and managing projects related to maritime development, in particular the implementation of maritime conventions.
UNIDO was also managing projects to address persistent chemical pollutants and ozone-depleting substances under the GEF chemical programme.
Once they have a proven track record of managing projects, Mejri hopes to apply for funds from other donors.
The office has also the responsibility of developing project planning and implementation methodologies, Tools, policies and procedures for Managing Projects effectively and efficiently.
Since joining IRENA in 2010, Salvatore Vinci has been managing projects related to policies to promote renewable energy in both developed and developing markets.
You can learn in PRINCE2® training course about managing projects and how to work in a project  environment by implementing a globally recognized method.
The United Nations Human Settlements Programme, for example, encourages the voluntary involvement of youth in running and managing projects through organizing meetings, facilitating online discussions and undertaking peer-to-peer training.
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Paragraph 6 indicates that the existing policy of UN-Women is a single rate of 7 per cent to recover variable indirect costs of managing projects/programmes funded from non-core resources(earmarked funds).
With experience of managing projects of various sizes, and with some of the most competitive handling rates in the region, Sharjah Aviation Services is well-equipped to meet your needs quickly, efficiently and economically.
As a result, the existing policy followed by UN-Women is a single rate of 7 per cent to recover the variable indirect costs of managing projects and/or programmes funded from non-core resources(earmarked funds).
The final aim of managing projects in the water and sanitation sector should be to“implement activities identified and planned for in the previous phases in an effective, cost-efficient and high quality way”(MORIARTY et al 2007).
The Fund ' s objectives include promoting, supporting and funding projects  for social development, social production, infrastructure, institution strengthening, human resources training and cultural development and managing projects to obtain national and international financial resources and technical assistance.
Civil Engineering, PMP More than 12 years in UAE Market with rich PMC, EPC and main contracting; managing projects construction with experience from high end fit out hotels, malls, parks and residential to infrastructure and oil and gas.
Prince2: A process-based approach for project management providing an easily tailored and scaleable method for managing projects, where each process is defined with its key inputs and outputs together with the specific objectives to be achieved and activities to be carried out.
Sistema Masa is able to adapt to the specific needs of each project, carrying out and managing projects of any size and, in some cases, providing customized solutions for the project  and the project  designer, with full assistance ranging from the preliminary study to completion.
Specializing in the area of applications and the educational uses of modern technologies, it is responsible for implementing and managing projects relating to the use of cutting-edge technologies in all aspects of education, learning, training and management.
concluding contracts and managing projects; and(h) compliance monitoring.
This is an important consideration under the current approval process for direct implementation of projects,  which is granted to the country offices by their respective Regional Bureaux after consideration of the nature of the special development situation and specific comparative advantages of the country office in managing projects.
Lessons learned from implementation of the exit strategy of the Trade Point programme include: challenges in managing projects in the United Nations that require strong involvement of the private sector; the need for sustained resources for the network-heavy projects;  and the need for freedom to choose best possible local partners.