Examples of using The return programme in English and their translations into Spanish
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many delegations were concerned over the low level of funding received for the return programme, and those who took the opportunity to announce contributions for this purpose also called for more support from other delegations
reductions in the return programme from Germany and reductions in the level of activities in Guatemala.
operational activities concerning employment creation, income generation, economic diversification, community development, and so forth. Increased support of the international community is required to accelerate the pace of the return programme and to expand the scope and reach of rehabilitation activities.
have continued to support the Ministry of the Displaced and the return programme.
such as those involving housing, effectively hindering the propertyrelated aspects of the Return Programme.
by the housing commissions, the local government bodies responsible for administering the property-related aspects of the Return Programme.
resolve their civil disputes, such as those involving housing, effectively hindering the property-related aspects of the Return Programme.
UNHCR in order to improve the effectiveness of the Return Programme.
In the application of the Stated regulations and the Return Programme, the Office for Displaced Persons
Displaced Persons(hereafter,"the Return Programme"), the large majority of returns has occurred without the active assistance of the Croatian Office for Displaced Persons
In relation to the Return Programme, the Special Rapporteur notes that regardless of recently proposed amendments,
Reintegration Section in El Fasher focuses almost exclusively on the south of Sudan and the returns programme in that region.
For example, the return programmes of the Spanish Government for Ecuadorian workers provide cash incentives
which can largely be attributed to the return programmes launched by the Government with the support of the United Nations
Progress in the implementation of core aspects of the Return Programme, such as improved procedures for the repossession of property,
persons who have applied for the return programme run by the International Organisation for Migration IOM.
It had planned for up to 250,000 participants in the return programme, expecting many of them to be from North Africa,
While the Return Programme is now fully operational, the return process is inextricably linked to Government action in reconstructing
NGOs report that potential returnees are dissuaded from returning to their places of origin because of reports and rumours of the Government's non-implementation of the Return Programme, delayed issuance of social welfare,