Cross-cutting Themes Sample Clauses

Cross-cutting Themes. 1. The Parties agree that systematic account shall be taken of the following cross-cutting themes to inform action in all areas of cooperation: human rights, democracy, gender equality, peace and security, environmental protection, the fight against climate change, culture and youth. 2. The Parties shall cooperate to support capacity building to effectively address challenges and achieve the objectives set out in this Agreement. They shall aim to xxxxxx the strengthening of institutions, promote exchange of best practices and facilitate knowledge transfer and sharing. 3. The Parties shall strengthen the resilience of countries, communities and individuals, and particularly that of vulnerable populations, in the face of environmental and climate change-related challenges, economic shocks, conflicts and political crises and epidemics and pandemics. Part II. STRATEGIC PRIORITIES
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Cross-cutting Themes. There are a number of emerging and current elements of the work which the VCSE sector either is or needs to be directly involved in, including the official cross-cutting programmes of mental health, cancer, dementia, diabetes and learning disabilities. VCSE organisations have strengths in thinking about the aspects of health and social care which can’t best be delivered with a locality focus: communities of identity (e.g. LGBT, ethnicity etc.); communities of experience (e.g. ex-offenders, mental health service users etc.) who may not see the locality as their community at all. VCSE organisations are also important in adult social care, children’s care, health innovation, social movements, carers, work and health and other emerging important areas. The VCSE sector would like the Health and Social Care Partnership to consider additional cross-cutting themes such as food, welfare benefits and access and inclusion.
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Cross-cutting Themes. Governance
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Cross-cutting Themes. Peer Network members and volunteers planned and implemented community grants and team- based activities at schools and youth clubs. These activities were developed by and for youth and were comprised of sports, non-formal education, and service events for peers ranging in age from 10 to 32. Implementation periods for Community Grants ranged from one day to two weeks, while team-based activities were developed to take place over periods of up to three months. Though events varied, each one incorporated at least one of the project’s cross-cutting themes. XXXX’s eight key cross-cutting themes were the following. • Career readiness and youth employability • Health, nutrition, and wellness • First aid and safety • Fitness, sports, and team-based recreation • Entrepreneurship and home-based income generation • Gender inclusion and outreach to disadvantaged groups • Dropout prevention and second-chance learning • Resource conservation and sustainable development Read to Recover Initiative To scale and sustain literacy events conducted for International Literacy Day and the new academic year for girls in Sho’ub District in Sana’a (September through December 2014), the PYCE PNAC Council at MoYS 22 May Club implemented the ‘Read to Recover’ Initiative at the MoE Socotra School and the Club in Sana’a. ‘Read to Recover’ sought to promote lifelong education and decrease the dropout rate and involved reading and writing games that were enhanced with peer-learning exercises led by PN members. Activities continued through mid-January 2015 and reached more than 200 youth ranging in age from 13 to 26. Participants included secondary school students, sports players, and sports enthusiasts. The small, non- formal setting of each session provided individual attention and teacher contact not found in many formal classrooms and helped to encourage youth who were experiencing learning delays and unmet learning needs to continue their education. The cross-cutting themes that Peer Network members most often incorporated in their PYCE community grants and team-based activities were: a) fitness, sports, and team-based recreation; and b) first aid and
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Cross-cutting Themes. Sustainability and Capacity-Building Activity Objective ICAP Achievement Activity Objective ICAP Achievement
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Cross-cutting Themes. GREEN SKILLS tenders.
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