Examples of using Retraining programmes in English and their translations into Arabic
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In an effort to deal with the first of the MDGs, the Government partnered with the private sector and established retraining programmes and is now making land available for farming by small farmers.
A project focusing on war disabled persons in Bosnia and Herzegovina, financed by the Government of Germany, has helped to place a number of persons with disabilities in the labour market through retraining programmes.
The employment of women and the education of the unemployed through training, professional development and retraining programmes, as well as public works, was financed and subsidised pursuant to these plans.
A number of retraining programmes have been developed especially for women:
The Government continued to undertake retraining programmes aimed at giving new skills to Bermudians. The training scheme, which involves the Apprenticeship and Training Council and the Bermuda College, is linked with a job reallocation programme in which jobs held by foreigners could be given to qualified Bermudians.
measures taken by the Government on structural adjustment programmes with a view to providing retraining programmes to develop women ' s productive skills and enable them to participate in income-generating activities.
The development of the programmes for the acquisition and maintenance of skills and retraining programmes; the creation of rules for concurrence of the income from employment and from public resources; supporting of job creation for at-risk groups on the labour market, including the Roma; the involvement of the young Roma in social activities and voluntary work; and supporting alternative employment services were identified as the main instruments to achieve the objective.
Ms. Faizah Mohd Tahir(Malaysia), replying to questions raised at the previous meeting, said that the Government, in order to encourage more women to enter the labour force, especially at the professional and managerial levels, was helping women to perform their multiple roles by instituting flexible work arrangements such as home offices, part-time work or flexible schedules, offering retraining programmes, and providing childcare facilities.
The priority was the retraining programme.
The occupational retraining programme(HABIL).
This is expected to achieve increased placement of applicants, as well as increased advice on the retraining programme of government employers and employees.
They have also been encouraged to enter the retraining programme of the International Organization for Migration that has just started.
Demobilized Interim Public Security Force members may enrol in the IOM retraining programme(see para. 27 above), and most have taken advantage of this opportunity.
During the reporting period the most seriously affected households in the Gomel and Mogilev districts benefited from a vocational retraining programme.
In this connection, some 2,242 members of the former Rwandese Government Forces have undergone a five-month retraining programme.
Training has been provided for vulnerable groups and for the population at large under the occupational retraining programme and pilot projects:
The Russian Federation implemented a retraining programme to address the high level of female unemployment(46 per cent in 2004), reaching 64 per cent of all unemployed women.
Activities: Collection of economic and demographic data, and construction of an economic model using simulation software; a skills inventory for mineworkers; feasibility studies for two alternative economic activities; a development strategy; a retraining programme for mine workers; dissemination of results.
It also noted that all community recruited teachers are now paid by the Government and their retraining programme has been approved and initiated, relying mainly on in-service training and coaching.
A project was being designed and would be launched in September whereby the Government would pay the minimum wage and fund a three-month retraining programme for 50,000 people from the private sector.