Examples of using These training programmes in English and their translations into Arabic
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Furthermore, the State party should develop and implement a methodology to assess the effectiveness and impact of these training programmes on the incidence of cases of torture, violence and ill-treatment.
will also explore new partnerships(e.g. with universities) to improve content delivery in these training programmes.
Unless they are able to turn their livelihood skills into a viable enterprise, both their own and UNIDO's time and investments in these training programmes will remain latent.
These training programmes take three basic forms:
In order to enhance the capabilities of dzongkhag staff, gups and chimis, the Government, in partnership with several development partners, has provided training opportunities to further develop their skills. These training programmes target the enhancement of improved communication and community participation skills, as well as planning and monitoring and evaluation skills.
While OHRM has been mandated and receives biennial funding from the regular budget to conduct such training for staff members of the Secretariat on regular budget posts, funding is required to extend these training programmes to cover DPKO and DFS staff members on support account posts.
The following played a role in carrying out all these training programmes: several United Nations agencies(UNDP, Human Rights Field Operation in Rwanda, UNHCR and UNICEF), the European Union, several countries Germany, Belgium, Canada, United States of America, Netherlands, Uganda, Sweden and Switzerland and some non- governmental organizations(Réseau des Citoyens and Jurists without Borders).
These training programmes encourage the inclusion of women in traditionally male occupations, in which the graduation figures are as follows: construction, 3,351 women(31.68 per cent); industrial technology, 234 women(36.61 per cent); agricultural production, including training the areas of crops, livestock, agricultural exploitation and processing, agribusiness and forestry, 5,805 women(54 per cent).
These training programmes usually last between one and three-and-a-half years.
These training programmes are organized in cooperation with Transparency International Hungary.
The Police and Prosecutors have been included in these training programmes.
These training programmes should be delivered to State and nonState actors.
There should also be periodic testing to measure the effectiveness of these training programmes.
The State party should also assess the impact and effectiveness of these training programmes.
(b) The prevalent pattern of financing these training programmes appears in great part to be extrabudgetary.
However, it was noted that little effort had been made to assess the impact of these training programmes.
All of these training programmes have been prepared and conducted in close co-operation with the relevant Austrian non-governmental organizations.
WFP also participates in these training programmes and, recently, two NGOs have taken part in the training in Asia.
At present, efforts are being made to expand these training programmes to a larger number of institutions in the region.