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Instead, the conversations suggested an alternate architectural firmament — of vernacular forms and the reintegration of craft with progressive design, of edible forest gardens, rammed earth and composting toilets.
They got involved in supporting a system of traditional chiefs giving local credibility to criminal justice and the reintegration of the Lord's Resistance Army LRAA) into society.
Sarkozy broadly endorsed a high-level military commission's recommendations in June for big troop and base cuts (with financial savings going into better equipment), more stress on intelligence, and the reintegration of French forces into NATO's military command.
Just as thorny will be issues relating to the disarming of ETA and the decommissioning of its arms and explosives, the experts said, and the reintegration of former militants into everyday life.
A collection of organizational design activities is presented that assist in a task oriented decomposition of the overall task of a system into jobs and the reintegration of jobs using job allocation, coordination mechanisms and organizational structuring.
Then, too, since World War II, the United States has been the primary force behind a number of astonishing transformations in the international order -- everything from rebuilding Germany and Japan, to the defeat of the Soviet Union and the reintegration of Eastern Europe and even of Russia into the democratic fold.
The project with the title "Post-conflict rural development programme" which had the principal aim to support populations expelled from Tanzania and support the reintegration of repatriated, expelled and displaced populations, was implemented jointly with UNHCR from January 2008 to December 2009.
Community organizations turned their focus to new issues such as improving local schools and supporting the reintegration of long-incarcerated men.
Sean Poole, director of international programs at Invisible Children, has spent the past few years working with child soldiers in neighboring Uganda and says the reintegration of child soldiers into their communities is a difficult, complex process that requires intensive support.
For example, in the Central African Republic, this mechanism has enabled the United Nations to develop Action Plans with three armed groups for the release of children in their ranks, and enabled the reintegration of these children into their communities.
UNICEF will seek to improve and expand programming for a comprehensive response to survivors of sexual and gender-based violence and to support the reintegration of children associated with armed forces and groups and other vulnerable children.
