Examples of using Programmes and interventions in English and their translations into French
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put in place programmes and interventions to alleviate poverty,
provides useful information for developing public health policy, programmes and interventions to delay disease
implementation phases of national programmes and interventions.
also sought to share programmes and interventions on the subject from South
an end-user perspective and take into consideration citizens' experiences of which programmes and interventions are more effective.
organizations through a variety of programmes and interventions in the social, health
also for designing agency programmes and interventions at country level.
as well as the coordinated collection of data on programmes and interventions.
war on women and underscores the need to engender all processes, programmes and interventions related to rehabilitation,
human resources was viewed as a major obstacle to scaling up demand reduction programmes and interventions, such that it remained difficult for Governments to give high priority to demand reduction on their national agendas.
Prioritize and adequately resource policies, programmes and interventions with education, empowerment
Several delegations reported on progress in developing youth policies, programmes and interventions to promote youth as a strategic development priority,
This has sometimes led to lack of support from civil society for programmes and interventions aimed at the eradication of poverty.
A rapid scan of policies, programmes and interventions related to nutrition
scaling up an appropriate mix of policies, programmes and interventions for the specific social
for measuring the reproductive health status and behaviour of populations as well as the effectiveness of programmes and interventions.
other policies, programmes and interventions that affect their lives,
which captures how United Nations programmes and interventions support social change for gender equality and empowerment of women.
have a good sense of the programmes and interventions required to meet the Goals.
it should not be used as a basis for defining UNIDO's programmes and interventions in the area of post-crisis reconstruction.