C. Knowledge transfer

(b) Interregional knowledge transfer, learning and codification.

Transferring innovations and successful practices is about knowledge transfer.

People actively seeking opportunities to enhance their competence, knowledge and experience.

People actively seeking opportunities to enhance their competence, knowledge and experience.

Individuals focus on the development of knowledge and skills in the management of human resources.

Those related to knowledge and skills gaps are reformulated as training needs.

The transfer of technology and knowledge offered the best guarantee of cooperation on an international scale.

To furnish them with the knowledge, skills and confidence to look for opportunities to change within their work areas.

It replaced the previous test, called the Texas Assessment of Academic Skills or TAAS, in 2003.

The acquisition of practical knowledge and skills goes hand in hand with commitment, as one reinforces the other.

Talent is now recognized as a scarce commodity that needs to be nurtured for a worldwide market of skills and competencies.

Specific knowledge and skills are not required, just the readiness and desire to have a blast!

focus on the development of skills rather than academic knowledge.

The Alaska Native Knowledge Network is developing a school curriculum based on aboriginal knowledge.

Invites Member States to specify the variety of skills and competencies needed to respond effectively to drug abuse

The third level, aimed at firmly establishing reading skills and developing the educational experience, lasting for a period of four months.

Obviously, premiums will be charged for complex transactions that require a lot of ana lytical skills and expert knowledge.

34. Updating of professional substantive knowledge and skills requires substantial investment of financial resources and staff time.

Industrial competitiveness, management know how, export marketing access and technology transfer were some of the benefits that came to developing countries through this rise in foreign capital.

UNITAR looks forward to continued collaboration with the Forum on the capacity building of indigenous representatives.

At the higher end of the skills spectrum, migrant women engage in equally diverse activities, requiring specialized skills.

The intention is that the experts transferknowledge and skills to the local partners, which will remain in Russia once the project is completedand the experts return to the EU. It is also recommended that the knowledge transferred to a particular organisation can be replicated by other projects and organisations in Russia.

In the region of Ma dan, the Raqqah project to train rural women and impart knowledge and life skills.

Training should encompass the development not only of technical skills but also of managerial capabilities.

It's not necessary to tell you how important it is to be able to communicate across generations.

The Office also intensified efforts to strengthen the knowledge and capacity of UNHCR staff and partners.

These general teachers lacked the necessary practical knowledge and skills and were, of course, not trained in new technologies.

Indeed, the societal wealth created through the Industrial Revolution is partly due to this new diffusion of knowledge and skills.

The curriculum focuses on exposing gender stereotypes, changing positions, developing unique abilities, and providing knowledge.

The Ministry of Public Education administers the Human Rights Education Programme.

The transfer of skills and experience by expatriate businesses and workers could strengthen the capacity of the domestic workforce.

Students can traverse this material in different ways, depending on their background, their skills or their interests.

To that end, training will be provided to meet the needs of the Organization and to ensure that staff have the required knowledge and skills.

The UNMISET military component continued to assist the development of the Timorese defence force through its skills and knowledge transfer programme.

Such generic standards of knowledge, skills and abilities applicable to job groups are known as competencies.

Most of the things that we think of as skills are actually big bundles of skills that require all sorts of different things.

(viii) Encourage the use of traditional knowledge and skills in environment, resource management and health, and the use of community groups to assist in promoting environmental awareness.

Training at all levels is essential professional development, multi skilling, updating business knowledge.

Today industrialization is not driven by resource endowments alone, but by technology, knowledge, skills, information, innovation, research and development, and networking.

(b) Facilitating the application of knowledge, skills and competencies in chosen roles in rewarding ways

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61. Upgrading of the substantive knowledge and skills of staff will also be promoted through internal and external study programmes and the sabbatical studies programme.

'Control' should shift towards an evaluation of the 'process', i.e. teaching effectiveness, and Outcomes' (the assessment, by independent bodies, of students' competencies).

It is a programme of technical assistance, which means transfer of expertise and know how.