Examples of using To social programmes in English and their translations into Arabic
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that domestic architectural and engineering firms participate effectively in construction work linked to social programmes, for example housing, energy, and industrial and infrastructure projects.
follow the example of President Clinton of the United States of America, who had decided to forgive the full amount of the debt owed to the United States by countries which promised to reallocate debt-servicing resources to social programmes.
the Secretary-General that international financial institutions and donors must reduce debt without imposing conditions restricting the policymaking authority of national Governments, with particular regard to social programmes and spending.
dealing with the discrimination and social and cultural barriers that limit their access to social programmes and health services.
This addresses the institutional constraints they face, particularly rife in the case of women farmers, in accessing markets and obtaining fair prices, while providing a better quality of food products to social programmes, such as schools, hospitals and canteens, and helping to diversify diets with fresh produce.
Frequently, participation processes are incorporated to social programmes without serious thought being given to the factors that limit older persons ' possibilities to take part in public life and influence decisions affecting them, such as physical impairments and sensory losses, local power structures and family relations.
However, owing to existing institutional arrangements and piecemeal adaptation to the changing nature of migration flows, the social protection of migrants and their access to social programmes are fragmented, partial and inadequate. The inadequacy of coverage also reflects a lack of concern for the social needs of migrants.
In its concluding observations, the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights expressed concerns about widespread and entrenched discrimination against the Baha ' i community, including denial of access to employment in the public sector and institutions of higher education, as well as to benefits of the pension system, and recommended a series of safeguards against legal and practical discrimination, including in their access to social programmes and education.
The main obstacles to the mobilization of extrabudgetary resources(see annex II, question A.6) were viewed as a lack of institutional coordination in United Nations programmes for social development(48 per cent), the low priority attached to social programmes by donor countries(45 per cent), lack of institutional coordination in recipient country agencies(40 per cent) and the limited impact of United Nations activities(40 per cent).
The view was expressed that special attention should be given to equitable access for all States to orbit-spectrum resources in geostationary orbit while recognizing its potential with respect to social programmes that benefited the most underserved communities, making educational and medical projects possible, guaranteeing access to information and communication technology and improving links to necessary sources of information in order to strengthen social organization, as well as promoting knowledge and the exchange thereof without commercial interests acting as intermediaries.
The view was expressed that special attention should be given to equitable access for all States to orbit-spectrum resources in geostationary orbit while recognizing their potential with respect to social programmes that benefited the most underserved communities, making educational and medical projects possible, guaranteeing access to information and communications technology and improving links to necessary sources of information in order to strengthen social organization, as well as promoting knowledge and the exchange thereof without commercial interests acting as intermediaries.
The Committee recommends that, as a matter of urgency, the State party develop a plan for guaranteeing universal social security coverage and establishing specific mechanisms for giving indigenous women and Afro-Ecuadorian women access to social programmes.
New, efficient, service-delivery methodologies, including at the provincial level, ensured that some 94.4 per cent of the budget allocated to social programmes went directly to beneficiaries, instead of the 40 per cent of previous years.
In 1994 Jamaica's participation in the Second American Meeting on Children and Social Policy in Colombia ended in the signing of the Narino Accord on practical ways to allocate more resources to social programmes for children and families.
UNHCR encouraged Argentina to design a comprehensive public programme or social policy to ensure proper social assistance for asylum seekers and durable solutions for refugees, or otherwise ensure effective access to social programmes, to facilitate their process of socioeconomic integration.
ensure that the affected countries can redirect their meagre resources to social programmes.
The Charter Committee on Poverty Issues(CCPI) said homelessness, hunger and poverty are matters of choice for Canada, rather than of scarcity of resources, as Canada has led the G8 in economic growth in recent years, while implementing dramatic cuts to social programmes.
