Examples of using Similar programmes in English and their translations into Spanish
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Only recently have similar programmes been incorporated in Central American road projects
Food for works and similar programmes are important to provide access to food during lean periods
Similar programmes in Tibetan-inhabited areas outside of Tibet itself are also welcomed by the public.
Similar programmes have had an impact on the lives of thousands of underprivileged individuals between 2007 and 2009.
Requests for similar programmes: While the series was ongoing,
In this regard, please provide information on the results of the pilot Bal Bandhu scheme and whether this or similar programmes will be implemented in the future.
surplus munitions in Albania, and similar programmes for the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine.
Once approved, these modalities would also serve as a basis for a working paper for implementing similar programmes in other regions.
more Governments in developing countries are considering similar programmes.
countries of the region were encouraged to implement similar programmes.
Similar programmes have been supported by UNDP-funded missions in Mexico, Brazil, Egypt and Uzbekistan.
better coordinated than similar programmes for the Armed Forces.
Other non-governmental organizations with similar programmes included the Island Resources Foundation;
A major SME programme commenced in Nigeria during the year and similar programmes continue in, inter alia,
two in Africa(Egypt and Tunisia) while similar programmes have started in Latin America(Brazil
Community-based rehabilitation programmes had been established in three subregions and similar programmes would be introduced in the eight other subregions before the end of 2008 thanks to support from the World Bank.
national forest programmes and similar programmes, with a view to assessing impacts on local populations
in implementing their national forest plans or similar programmes.
Similar programmes have therefore been established in MONUC(one Professional officer)
as well as the management benefits stemming from the agglomeration of similar programmes.