Examples of using Programmes and interventions in English and their translations into Spanish
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policies, programmes and interventions.
impact of UNICEF programmes and interventions as well as the sustainability of results;
contribute important lessons learned to policies, programmes and interventions.
take into consideration citizens' experiences of which programmes and interventions are more effective.
have a good sense of the programmes and interventions required to meet the Goals.
IAC held the first IAC Scientific Committee Meeting on January 21-23, 2002 to elaborate indicators to asses the impact of programmes and interventions.
as well as the coordinated collection of data on programmes and interventions.
These programmes and interventions are also supported by the Non-Governmental Organizations,
policies, programmes and interventions do not affect the right of all persons, including trafficked persons,
Measure progress. data collected in the survey can be used as a baseline to measure changes brought about by policies, programmes and interventions addressing violence against women.
the Office of Human Resources Management offers department-based organizational development programmes and interventions which are customized to meet the specific needs of each office following administration
impact of anti-trafficking laws, policies, programmes and interventions;
WFP consistently takes into account in the design of its food aid programmes and interventions the fact that hunger
rights impact of anti-trafficking laws, policies, programmes and interventions.
design relevant programmes and interventions, mobilize resources
had not been fully accepted by its policy-making organs, it should not be used as a basis for defining UNIDO's programmes and interventions in the area of post-crisis reconstruction.
Prioritize and adequately resource policies, programmes and interventions with education, empowerment and enabling opportunities at their core,
What is the content of these programmes and interventions and what was the kind of needs analysis that determined that content? How does one measure the impact
Although Thailand's national development programmes and interventions in the past have led to the achievement and near achievement of the Millennium Development Goals,
However, the lack of financial, technological and 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.