Examples of using Reintegration projects in English and their translations into Arabic
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Community-based reintegration projects are being implemented in areas of return to enhance the capacity of war-affected populations to receive returnees and support vulnerable populations in rebuilding their lives.
The Government, international organizations and NGOs have since implemented a wide range of reintegration projects in returnee areas, focusing on safe drinking water, education, health, road construction and distribution of seeds and tools.
As at 19 August, five reintegration projects targeting 6,806 ex-combatants in Montserrado, Margibi and Bong counties were being implemented by non-governmental organizations funded by the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP) Disarmament, Demobilization, Rehabilitation and Reintegration Trust Fund.
The IOM also implements multiple reintegration projects in 26 countries, namely for returnees in the Sahel and Lake Chad, North Africa and Horn of Africa under the joint EU-IOM Initiative for the Protection and Reintegration of Migrants.
As at 1 June, 29,165 ex-combatants, including 1,420 children, were participating in reintegration projects funded by the UNDP Trust Fund, the European Commission and the United States Agency for International Development.
Furthermore, 26 quick impact social reintegration projects are operating in four provinces, providing for 2,163 demobilized soldiers. Another 200 similar projects are under review.
Ms. Ntirampeba(Burundi) said that women combatants had been offered financed social reintegration projects as a demobilization" return package" and the Ministry of Social Action and the Advancement of Women had sought to respond to their requests for such projects. .
The Secretary-General, in his report, highlights a current donor funding shortfall for reintegration and rehabilitation in the amount of $40 million, which is urgently needed for reintegration projects for ex-combatants.
Between December 1994 and February 1995, the Office conducted three feasibility studies to identify reintegration projects for under-age and disabled soldiers, and quick-impact projects for the resettlement of demobilized soldiers in rural areas.
The Coordination nationale de desarmement et reintegration reportedly ran out of funds in September 2007 after making reintegration payments to demobilized combatants, but without being able to provide reintegration projects to half of them.
Global reintegration projects relate to an area where UNHCR has joint responsibilities with other United Nations organizations(as part of the" Delivering as one" initiative), covering longer-term activities to reintegrate returning refugees in their country of origin or to locally integrate refugees in their country of asylum, with links to the broader framework of United Nations country programmes.
During 1993 and 1994 rural reintegration projects have benefited fewer people than originally estimated in 1992. This has led,
Global reintegration projects relate to an area where UNHCR has joint responsibilities with other United Nations system organizations(as part of the" Delivering as one" initiative), covering longer-term activities to reintegrate returning refugees into their country of origin or to locally integrate refugees into their country of asylum-- with links to the broader framework of United Nations country programmes.
Of the more than 55,000 former combatants who registered for reintegration(including those disarmed prior to the May 2000 crisis), some 31,000 have been absorbed in reintegration projects, while the other 24,000 are still awaiting reintegration opportunities.
Unless otherwise stated, the summary financial information for 2010 presented in these highlights relates to the annual budget, comprising the Annual Programme Fund(pillars 1 and 2), the Reintegration Projects Fund(pillar 3), the Internally Displaced Persons Projects Fund(pillar 4), the United Nations Regular Budget Fund and the Junior Professional Officers Fund.
In accordance with the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High Commissioner(A/AC.96/503/Rev.9), the annual budget comprises the Annual Programme Fund(pillars 1 and 2), the Reintegration Projects Fund(pillar 3), the Internally Displaced Persons Projects Fund(pillar 4), the United Nations Regular Budget Fund and the Junior Professional Officers Fund.
So far, up to 101,500 ex-combatants have been disarmed and demobilized, including 22,313 women and 11,024 children; some 40,000 ex-combatants are involved in reintegration projects, community empowerment initiatives and other parallel skills-training programmes; 10,500 child ex-combatants have been reunited with their families or placed in community-based care.
In order to address protection needs and assistance gaps, UNHCR has started small-scale community-based reintegration projects in villages where people have spontaneously returned and has been providing its expertise to the Government of the Sudan and the United Nations and other agencies to enhance the quality of protection and assistance to IDPs in Darfur.
Requirements for reintegration projects under Pillar 3 have increased slightly in the proposed revisions for 2013, taking the resource share for these projects from 6.2 per cent in the current 2012 budget to 6.4 per cent in the revised 2013 budget.
At the same time, UNHCR ' s Branch Office in Maputo will gradually phase out all field offices charged with reintegration projects by mid-1996 and is actively pursuing a linkage of UNHCR activities to longer-term developmental programmes now under way in the country.