Examples of using Reintegration needs in English and their translations into Spanish
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identification of gaps in absorption capacities and reintegration needs.
Ministry of National Solidarity, with the support of UNICEF, to avoid neglect of the children's longer-term reintegration needs after the initial 12 to 18 month reintegration project.
demobilization and reintegration need to be carried out in tandem with tasks linked to construction of institutions
The reintegration needs of vulnerable returnees were addressed.
Addressing inclusion and reintegration needs of returned migrants in origin communities.
Responding to the rehabilitation and reintegration needs of former child soldiers.
Its most important goal is to address effectively the reintegration needs of all Mozambicans.
including initial reintegration needs in the country of origin;
set aside to address the special reintegration needs of women.
attention will be paid to the reintegration needs of returnee children.
They are interviewed in order to assess their reintegration needs and to develop case profiles.
Some expressed the hope that the Government of Angola would also contribute to the reintegration needs of returnees.
UNHCR considered that a successful operation required addressing simultaneously the reintegration needs faced by the entire target community.
Forty-three States parties may require assistance to meet the care, rehabilitation and socio-economic reintegration needs of landmine survivors.
it is vital to address their reintegration needs.
In its pioneering of quick-impact projects, it had helped to bridge the gap between immediate reintegration needs and long-term development.
Approximately 40 States parties may require assistance to meet the care, rehabilitation and social and economic reintegration needs of landmine survivors.
Likewise, IOM is working to build institutional capacity to respond to the medical, educational, legal and reintegration needs of ex-combatant children.
The Committee notes that the Comprehensive Peace Agreement of 18 August 2003 recognizes the special demobilization and reintegration needs of child combatants.
adding urgency to the Government/UNMIK plan to address reintegration needs.