Examples of using On human resources development in English and their translations into Arabic
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The analytical report(TD/B/41(2)/6) before the current session of the Board contains a section on human resources development in Africa.
Agencies of the united nations system and the league of arab states on human resources development in rural.
The present report is submitted pursuant to General Assembly resolution 64/218 on human resources development.
The work on services for development concentrated on the implementation of the Trade Point Programme and on human resources development.
IOM has also been working closely with the African Union and NEPAD to develop a continent-wide plan of action and a strategy on human resources development.
Under the theme of poverty alleviation, the Commission revised and strengthened the Jakarta Plan of Action on Human Resources Development in the ESCAP Region.
The projects implemented during the transitional period focused on human resources development, infrastructure rehabilitation, assistance for the reintegration of refugees and displaced persons in rural areas, and aid coordination.
In its resolution 60/211 on human resources development, the Assembly called for the integration of gender perspectives in human resources development, including through capacity-building and participation of women in the formulation and implementation of policies, strategies and action.
The initiative could not have a lasting impact on human resources development and poverty eradication unless the ceiling for the share of fiscal revenue allocated to external debt service was lowered significantly.
Noting the impact of brain drain on human resources development and sustainable development in developing countries,
His delegation welcomed the focus on human resources development, environmental protection, participation in development, transfer of technology, management development and women in development in pursuance of the decisions adopted at the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development. .
He was Vice-President of the Organizing Committee of the fifth Ministerial Meeting on Human Resources Development of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation(APEC)(Beijing, 2010)
Governments, civil society at the national level and the international community should together focus on human resources development and on building and strengthening national capacity to implement sustainable population and reproductive health programmes.
In 1990, a United Nations Inter-agency Task Force on Human Resources Development and Utilization in Africa was instrumental with ECA in developing a human resource development framework for the region.
Welcoming also the sectoral meeting on human resources development in rural areas between the representatives of the secretariats of the United Nations system and the General Secretariat of the League of Arab States and its specialized organizations, held at Vienna on 14 and 15 July 1994.
The Commission will examine the conclusions of the Expert Meeting on Human Resources Development and Training in Trade Supporting Services: Key to Growth with Special Potential for LDCs,
Takes note of the conclusions and recommendations adopted at the sectoral meeting on human resources development in rural areas between the representatives of the secretariats of the United Nations system and the General Secretariat of the League of Arab States and its specialized organizations; 3/.
Expressing deep concern at the devastating impact of the human immunodeficiency virus/acquired immunodeficiency syndrome(HIV/AIDS) pandemic, malaria, tuberculosis and other major infectious diseases on human resources development in developing countries, especially in sub-Saharan Africa.
In line with this mandate, the Trade and Development Board agreed that there should be an Expert Meeting on Human Resources Development and Training in Trade-Supporting Services: Key to growth with special potential for LDCs.
1998) and 4th(Kumamoto, Japan, 2000) APEC Ministerial Meetings on Human Resources Development.