Examples of using De-mining activities in English and their translations into Spanish
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in the near future, involve de-mining activities along the Costa Rica-Nicaragua border
economic re-integration of returnees, de-mining activities(para.150 of the report), and investigation
The United Nations should also mobilize resources for de-mining activities.
De-mining activities in conjunction with the UN
Provision is made for the continuation of a limited programme of de-mining activities.
At the same time, demobilization, disarmament and de-mining activities have gradually begun with some success.
In addition, a contribution of 0.5 million Finnish marks is planned for de-mining activities in Cambodia.
Sweden is prepared to continue to support de-mining activities by providing cash contributions to international programmes.
Capacity of the Azerbaijan National Agency for Mine Action developed as an International Training Centre for De-mining Activities.
The United Nations Department of Humanitarian Affairs(DHA) organizes the Consolidated Inter-Agency Appeals and is responsible for de-mining activities.
strategies for comprehensive de-mining activities.
WFP involvement with emergency de-mining activities in Mozambique began prior to the establishment of UNOHAC,
He also wanted to know what UNICEF was doing about the rights of boys not to be recruited or involved in de-mining activities.
The United Nations Protection Force(UNPROFOR) troops are engaged in limited de-mining activities in order to carry out their mandate of providing for access for humanitarian convoys.
A special effort must be made in the field to step up de-mining activities, as well as programmes of consciousness-raising and of medical assistance for victims.
The duplication of effort expected to result from the impact of clan rivalries on such de-mining activities as mine awareness programmes
It is hoped that de-mining activities in major areas of return will be given priority in the de-mining plans of the United Nations Operations for Somalia UNOSOM II.
Agreements with United Nations agencies and NGOs for QIPs and de-mining activities had to be either reduced
an additional 15 months for repair and de-mining activities and a further 43 months of reduced income due to the limited operation of the hotel.
Pending such arrangements and in order to avert a damaging break in de-mining activities, the Secretary-General proposed to extend the deployment of 17 existing members of the Mine-Clearance and Training Unit of UNTAC until 30 November 1993.
