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CIM supports specialists who been working in Germany to return to public service in their home countries through its "Return and Reintegrate Programme".

The announcement is one of many issues surrounding development and governance that will be addressed at the conference, as well as an $800m £523mm) five-year Afghan peace and reintegration programme that "aims to reintegrate in five years up to 36,000 ex-combatants and to reach 4,000 communities in 220 districts of 22 provinces".

Military officers want such transitions to be determined by conditions on the ground, not by a calendar.Another element, expected to be endorsed in London, is a more active and better-financed programme to "reintegrate" low- and medium-level Taliban fighters, including the offer of jobs for defectors and the promise of protection not just from the Taliban but from American-led special forces.

The minors meanwhile will enter a special programme for reintegrating them into civil life, including receiving psychological and educational support.

Most people viewed the women and girls as victims – but felt they needed to go through a deradicalisation and rehabilitation programme before reintegrating back into the community.

Human rights groups have criticised Hamid Karzai's government for failing to adequately address concerns about these attacks in its programmes to reintegrate Taliban insurgents.

The affected children have since benefited from programmes to reintegrate them into society.

The centre also has a programme that helps reintegrate women and girls who have been trafficked back into their families and communities either in Thailand or in neighboring countries.

UNICEF works with former child soldiers to reintegrate them into communities and supports programmes to address their psychological and emotional distress.

Many girls who drop out because of marriage or pregnancy never return to school, and the hope is that such programmes will eventually enable children to reintegrate into the school system.

It also supports the programme 'Deletion and New life', which aims to reintegrate former gang members into society through rehabilitation programmes and tattoo removal.