Examples of using Food programmes in English and their translations into Spanish
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Mr. Riedel recalled that the Democratic Republic of the Congo was a very rich country that could satisfy the food needs of its entire population from domestic production if its food programmes and agricultural reforms were effectively implemented.
reported on their own experiences with food programmes for children and families with limited resources
Another initiative has been the establishment of the Food Mission as part of a food supply policy that has promoted food programmes and nationwide distribution networks of reasonably priced foodstuffs.
A social protection programme strengthened(food programmes, quality of education
triangular cooperation by supporting governments' efforts to manage food programmes.
fewer food programmes, fewer roads,
together with food programmes to improve the nutrition of rural women,
training, food programmes and policies for investing in human capital.
vouchers, food programmes), and labour programmes affect child labour.
The number of children benefiting from our food programmes has grown from 3.7 million to 9 million.
The following public and civil society institutions are involved in food programmes for various population groups:
has also focused on food programmes that promote community participation,
the risk of halting food programmes altogether in camps already affected by malnutrition
introduced during the drought, which had forced the State to redirect its development resources towards food programmes for the most disadvantaged groups.
including on pensions, food programmes and access to health-care facilities,
A few years ago I saw it included in the food programmes by some of my overseas mentors,
Indirect expenditure(IE): the proportion of expenditure that benefits persons under 18 years of age in the case of programmes and initiatives on behalf of families or other actors that have a clear-cut impact on children's welfare for instance food programmes for families, income transfers to families, family allowances.
development ministers only with development programmes, ministers of agriculture only with food programmes and environment ministers only with environmental agencies.
to the obligation of States to support the nutrition of indigenous peoples through food programmes art. 2(B)
health services and food programmes in some cases prevented Governments achieving desired outcomes.