Examples of using Sub-cluster in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Human Rights, Justice and Reconciliation sub-Cluster programme in 2009 focused on strengthening the capacity of the AU Commission and its human rights institutions in the promotion and protection of human rights.
The sub-cluster will also work to facilitate the coordination and harmonization of the work of African institutions of higher education and will solicit support for the establishment of the Pan African University as well as a pan African youth institute.
Transport: Pending the establishment of a formal inter-agency grouping for transport-related issues, ECA, working in close collaboration with the AU Commission, assumes responsibility for the sub-cluster.
Work is currently under way in assembling the joint needs assessment teams made up of cluster leaders and sub-cluster experts from the United Nations, the World Bank, and international experts, including members of the Somalia diaspora and Somali counterparts.
The child protection sub-cluster has been very active in advocating protection issues relating to children during the return, as well as guidelines for the return of children separated from their families.
The employment and labour sub-cluster convened by ILO and the African Union Commission provides support for the implementation of the 2004 Ouagadougou Declaration and Plan of Action on Employment and Poverty Alleviation.
The New Partnership for Africa ' s Development(NEPAD) sub-cluster on humanitarian response and post-conflict recovery, which is chaired by UNHCR, contributed to the African Union policy framework on post-conflict reconstruction and development.
Under" Infrastructure development", the water and sanitation sub-cluster organized a Pan African Implementation and Partnership Conference on Water in Addis Ababa from 8 to 13 December 2003.
The ICT sub-cluster convened in September 2003 to discuss the involvement of the United Nations agencies working in Africa relative to the implementation of the Short-Term Action Plan on Infrastructure.
Moreover, the environment sub-cluster organized consultations and capacity-building training workshops for the African group of negotiators in March 2012 to strengthen the negotiating capacities for the African Group to effectively articulate the continent ' s position for Rio+20.
The sub-cluster on culture and sport worked with the African Union to establish modalities of work and institutional frameworks for United Nations-coordinated assistance in the field of culture.
UNICEF reports that the Child Protection sub-cluster created a system for coordination and information exchange and provided a platform through which to assess, discuss and address emerging child protection issues.
The Health sub-cluster provided technical support in the preparation of an African common position on HIV and AIDS during the fifth session of the Conference of AU Ministers of Health, held in April 2011.
The Human Rights sub-cluster convened a meeting of United Nations agencies prior to an AUC Workshop on Finalization and Validation of the Human Rights Strategy for Africa, to gather inputs for the strategy.
The Transport sub-cluster, in collaboration with the AUC, undertook a study on the regional norms for the Trans-African Highway and prepared an intergovernmental agreement for the road network.
The last regional consultation meeting, held in May 2003, agreed that an informal group of agencies, to be led by UNESCO, should be set up to work with NEPAD and to review the possibility of creating a new cluster or sub-cluster in that area.
For example, it participated in meetings of the Social and Human Development Cluster, the Peace and Security Cluster, the Education and Human Resources sub-cluster and the Advocacy and Communications Cluster.
At the same time, it was emphasized that, under the sub-cluster on humanitarian response and post-conflict recovery, the inter-agency assessment team should address needs and gaps at an early stage rather than
Mine action was further included in the humanitarian response to the crisis in the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, with a mine action sub-cluster established under the protection cluster and five mine action projects included in the revised flash appeal launched by the Emergency Relief Coordinator in May 2011.
Through the sub-cluster on post-conflict reconstruction and development, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees(UNHCR) supported the preparation of the African Union draft convention on internal displacement and assisted the African Union in organizing the first summit on forced population displacement.