Examples of using Set-aside in English and their translations into Arabic
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feed on part of their arable land and were granted a set-aside premium.
Priority had been given to LDCs and critical programmes(e.g. HIV/AIDS, polio eradication), although in principle all countries fell within the permissible scope of the set-aside.
This is likely to lead to the more marginal arable lands being taken out of production as" set-aside" lands to conserve natural systems and provide amenity and recreational values.
Some 41 per cent of the set-aside was used to combat AIDS and its effects, including for the protection of orphaned children and in PPTCT efforts, while 16 per cent supported girls ' education initiatives and 12 per cent went to child protection.
The Working Group noted that the article had been revised further to consultations with experts, so that it allowed the procuring entity to limit participation in procurement proceedings on the basis of nationality on socio-economic grounds, and for other reasons, such as set-aside programmes for minorities, small and medium enterprises or indigenous groups.
It was explained that removing reference to environmental considerations from the definition of" socio-economic factors" in article 2 would have implications on consideration of environmental considerations under articles 8(in conjunction with e.g., set-aside projects/qualifications) and 10(in conjunction with the assessment of responsiveness of submissions).
The" other communities" won two seats(1 for the Kosovo Turk Democratic Party, KTDP, and 1 for the Ashkali Integration Party, PAI), in addition to their 10 set-aside seats(4 for the Roma, Ashkali and Egyptian communities, 3 for the Bosniak community, 2 for the Turkish community and 1 for the Gorani community).
In their reports, the Pacific island States have raised the issue of traditional adaptation measures, such as the practice in many Pacific islands of declaring an area" set-aside" or" taboo" for a certain period of time, often resulting in the recovery and regeneration of a depleted area.
While expenditure rates from the set-aside in 2000 have not been as high as desired in a few countries, the funds have allowed UNICEF field staff in many countries to support innovations and interventions that have
Allocations by the Executive Director from the Regular Resource Set-Aside totalled $53.5 million, 49 per cent of which supported nutritional and other responses to economic slowdown and volatile food prices; 26 per cent to increase the availability of insecticide-treated mosquito nets in malaria-endemic countries; and 25 per cent to support the development of communication activities against the H1N1 flu in 90 countries.
The growing interest in bioenergy covers a broad range of issues- greater environmental, ecological and sustainability concerns; the potential biomass energy contribution, in both modern and traditional forms; the versatility and global availability of bioenergy; local benefits; the notion in the industrial countries of growing energy crops on set-aside land; and technological advances that improve economic viability.
In other countries, the set-aside enabled UNICEF offices to provide timely support to positive campaigns initiated by political leaders, such as for HIV/AIDS in the United Republic of Tanzania and polio eradication in Egypt, and to reinforce partners ' efforts to operationalize global initiatives, such as GAVI,
Funds set-aside for flexibility.
There is currently a N500 million($3,846,154) agricultural facility set-aside specifically for women involved in agricultural production and processing.
In Cambodia, Kenya and other countries, the set-aside funding was used specifically to strengthen immunization efforts in low coverage and marginalized districts.
In seven countries, the set-aside funds were used to reduce the burden of malaria on children through the expansion of both preventive and curative strategies.
In countries applying for GAVI funds for long-term immunization programme support, the UNICEF set-aside funds helped to finance the surveys, evaluations and planning necessary for a successful proposal.
In addition, specific reporting was provided on the use of the 7 per cent global set-aside from regular resources available for programmes, as established by decision 1997/18(E/ICEF/1997/12/Rev.1).
Regarding the set-aside, only small amounts had been used, such as for HIV/AIDS, vaccines and polio eradication, in accordance with the funding formula and in partnership with others.
One of the largest conservation set-aside programmes in the world, its main objective is to increase forest cover on sloped cropland in the upper reaches of the Yangtze and Yellow River Basins to prevent soil erosion.