Examples of using Local centres in English and their translations into Russian
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These Local Centres are decentralised spaces of information that provide local responses articulated with the needs of hosting communities
The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has adopted a Decision on Improving Supplies and Equipment for Residential Institutions, Local Centres and Home Social Assistance Sections which calls for residential homes with 8,527 places to be built
Although initially the local centres(CLAII) were devoted to information, they now provide
of family protection and childcare within the framework of social welfare based on the local centres for family assistance.
regional and local centres of excellence with a competitive advantage in specific fields of education, training
but regional and local centres are needed to ensure linkages to the grass-roots communities from which a large proportion of volunteers are likely to be drawn.
Some single elders are cared at local centres, enjoying priority policies such as:
as well as several local centres for combating gender-based discrimination.
set up local centres to deliver multiple social services;
working in the National and Local Centres for Immigrant Support.
good practice was ensured through the issuance of national standards for the local centres and through monitoring by the district and regional health authorities.
a national DPC Emergency Operation Centre in Port-au-Prince and 10 local centres and their trained staff were able to keep the population informed about emerging risks.
A good example comes from Nepal, whose local centres are attended by over 10,000 young children
elected committees to run local centres, with as many as 400 women voting in the Hebron centre's committee elections.
For the purpose of implementing the"Children of Belarus" programme, the Government of Belarus adopted a decision on 21 July 1998 ratifying the regulations on local centres for the provision of social services to families and children.
NGOs established a central recovery resource centre and local centres in the tsunami-affected communities to help the local population ensure coordinated international assistance
with the local centres in 4 countries already independent of UNDP funding;
viability of town centres and local centres to make them more attractive,
In addition, a United Nations Recovery Team and NGOs established a central recovery resource centre and local centres in the tsunami-affected communities to help the local population ensure coordinated international assistance
Portugal also referred to national and local centres for immigration support that provide information