Examples of using INIM in English and their translations into Spanish
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INIM Nicaraguan Institute for Women.
Currently, INIM received allocations from the national budget
Indicator: PNEG action plan and INIM institutional policy.
Through its training department, INIM has continued coordinating actions relating to awareness-raising
INIM is part of the Inter-Agency Gender Budget Team responsible for developing a methodological proposal for the inclusion of the gender perspective in public budgets.
INIM had been brought back to life only through the Government's efforts
adolescents was set up in 1998, under INIM coordination.
Deputy Director of INIM were also women.
Like other national and local government agencies and civil society organizations, INIM is continuing its efforts to run public campaigns concerning gender equality
Moreover, to make the PNEG operational, INIM has initiated an organizational strategy based on the active participation of women at all levels, by establishing what will be the INIM Council for the Advancement of Women.
renamed by the Chamorro government as the Nicaraguan Institute for Woman INIM.
Other actions carried out by INIM include: the impact of the productive rural development subcommittee for the incorporation of the gender perspective in PRORURAL;
i.e., INIM, does not have the visibility,
Institute of Statistics and Censuses, in coordination with INIM, has designed an information system for monitoring the situation of women
Ms. González expressed concern at the heavy reliance of INIM, one of Latin America's oldest national institutes for women,
the Convention on the Rights of the Child are prepared by the Nicaraguan Institute for Women(INIM) and the National Council for the Comprehensive Care
the representative stated that INIM was currently working on the establishment of such a nationwide network.
INIM has succeeded in strengthening inter-agency
While noting efforts made by INIM through the Inter-Institutional Commission for Women
Asked for further information on what had been termed in the third periodic report a"reactivation" of INIM in November 1990, the representative explained that INIM had had to start from scratch because neither the former documentation centre of over 2,500 volumes, research findings about Nicaraguan women, the computer centre, archives and documents about projects and the administration of INIM nor the vehicles could be located.