Examples of using Demobilization programmes in English and their translations into French
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Conclusion of the national disarmament and demobilization programme and progress in the implementation of the reintegration programme. .
including 364 local staff for the demobilization programme for a period of three months only as detailed and summarized in annex IX. B.
They viewed UNDP support to the Government's demobilization programme as an essential way to assist in the development of the country while at the same time reducing the Government's expenditure on its armed forces.
To sustain the demobilization programme, additional resources must be provided urgently,
The department was also called on to set up a demobilization programme for youngsters from Guinée Forestière who had fought with the regular army against the rebels who attacked Guinea in 2000 pursuant to the conflicts in Liberia
The pace and nature of a demobilization programme has major implications for those who have most to gain from the cessation of conflict, the implementation of peace agreements, and the success of rehabilitation programmes. .
364 locally recruited staff for the demobilization programme are scheduled to begin their work as at 1 April 1996 for a four-month period ending on 31 July 1996.
Savings were realized as the costs associated with the storage of rations for the demobilization programme were included as part of a letter of assist agreement for military rations under budget heading 1(b), Military contingents.
senior electoral officer to 618, of which 379 are required for the demobilization programme for the period from 1 April to 31 July 1996.
it was planned to redeploy communications equipment upon completion of the demobilization programme.
Provision is made for the salaries of 106 international civilian personnel(inclusive of 15 staff members at the P-3 level for the demobilization programme for a period of three months only),
donor partners are willing to include Burundi National Police personnel in the demobilization programme, should the Government so request.
repatriation of refugees and the implementation of the demobilization programme.
which includes 40 local level posts for the demobilization programme, as recommended by the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions
that it continues to disrupt the smooth running of the demobilization programme.
The demobilization programme began in 1999 through a project entitled Demobilization and Reintegration of the Armed Forces.
as well as validating a procedural approach for the full implementation of the demobilization programme for some 30,000 men
15 are related to the demobilization programme and are required for a period of four months only, beginning 1 December 1995.
international non-governmental organizations provided vital support to the demobilization programme.
404 local level) are for the demobilization programme, and does not include one P-5, one General Service