Examples of using National programmes in English and their translations into Arabic
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In other countries, regular national programmes with the capacity to produce comparable data were not reported.
In some instances, operational activities are integrated into major national programmes and are being monitored according to established performance criteria.
We are implementing various national programmes to empower women, enhance their participation in the decision-making process, and developing their status.
Experience indicates that national programmes are most effective when an appropriate combination of programmatic interventions is tailored to the specific risk factors
such as Marginal Budgeting for Bottlenecks, have the potential to support future improvements in national programmes.
On the other hand, a substantial proportion of the resources for many national programmes in other developing regions is expected to be mobilized from within the countries themselves.
In that regard, the Colombian Space Commission supported efforts and investments in strategic national programmes.
while others involve national programmes or community-based initiatives.
Eradicating poverty was a top concern for the Government of Ukraine, which was translating international policy into national programmes, including recent legislative initiatives.
National programmes must give priority to providing them with income security and proper health coverage.
Donor Governments express support for greater use of the programme approach, as a means of ensuring that the inputs of United Nations bodies are better integrated into national programmes.
Promotion of integration of TNA findings in national development plans and related national programmes.
s concerns, as the funding of UNHCR ultimately affected national programmes.
Governments lack the adequate resources to implement many aspects of the anti-trafficking national programmes.
UNDP was an important partner, and other countries including Djibouti, the Sudan and Yemen, were undertaking national programmes for FGM.
Another was the proposal that adaptation could also be effected through stand-alone interventions separate from, but complementary to, national programmes.
An encouraging result was the integration of emergency obstetric care into various national programmes, using national resources and external funds.
In view of the interdisciplinary nature of the field of gender statistics, many national programmes have found it necessary to confer within a multiagency group.
National programmes for putting ICT in the service of development must be integrated into national development strategies,