Examples of using Peer educators in English and their translations into Arabic
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Training workshops organized by UNMIS in Kadugli, Juba, Abyei and Khartoum, from which 8 NGO members graduated as HIV and AIDS peer educators.
This included the graduation of 128 personnel from UNMIS and AMIS as peer educators and a further 256 as regional-level peer leaders.
In Asia, within the context of a comprehensive prevention approach, outreach programmes and peer educators have proven a valuable mechanism to facilitate youth access to condoms.
HIV sensitization programme for all personnel, including training of 400 voluntary peer educators who will in turn provide continuous training in 6 sectors and Dafur.
Students also established a network of" peer educators" to communicate messages of peace, security and disarmament.
Through induction and orientation training sessions for 10,459 UNIFIL personnel; the distribution of condoms and information, education and communication materials; and the training of 41 peer educators.
The Unit trained 218 HIV/AIDS peer educators, and more than 12,000 participated in sensitization programmes.
Three new brochures for youth and a manual for peer educators on dual protection were developed and 80 peer educators trained in Ukraine.
The projects include training peer educators and adapting the academic curriculum in Egypt, as well as awareness-raising at three juvenile prisons in South Africa.
Peer educators must be recognized as agents which have an important role to play in the education of children and youth in especially difficult circumstances.
Training was provided to more than 1,000 youth peer educators, who subsequently reached out to over 30,000 young people and community members.
The more than 1,000 youth peer educators who were trained reached more than 30,000 young people and community members.
In 2005, CHCF peer educators distributed educational materials about HIV/AIDS and spoke to 4,510 persons throughout New York City.
During the reporting period, 33 youth peer educators underwent training for trainers in Hargeysa.
UNOCI personnel were trained as HIV/AIDS peer educators. 196 peer educators were trained since January 2008 to continue sensitization and peer education programmes.
Peer educators are seen as opinion leaders- respected and admired by other members of the community.
In Botswana alone, some 480 peer educators have been trained this year to disseminate information regarding protection against HIV/AIDS.
In addition, peer educators need to be not only provided with information and knowledge, but also equipped with teaching and other skills.
It was best conducted by trained members of the community, such as peer educators in the case of sex workers and persons living with HIV/AIDS.
The peer educators may be supported by regular meetings and training, or expected to continue