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beneficiaries
beneficiaries

2. indirect beneficiaries:
2. indirect beneficiaries:

patients will be the ultimate beneficiaries.
patients will be the ultimate beneficiaries.

Целевая аудитория 1. direct beneficiaries.
target audience 1. direct beneficiaries.

Целевая аудитория 1. direct beneficiaries:
target audience 1.

Целевая аудитория the main beneficiaries are plwh, idu, csw.
target audience the main beneficiaries are plwh, idu, csw.

2. indirect beneficiaries: the population of the murmansk region.
2. indirect beneficiaries: the population of the murmansk region.

indirect beneficiaries will be the academic staff planning to start new russian-norwegian projects.
indirect beneficiaries will be the academic staff planning to start new russian-norwegian projects.

2. indirect beneficiaries - the population of the republic of karelia - tb patients in the republic of karelia
2. indirect beneficiaries - the population of the republic of karelia - tb patients in the republic of karelia

Целевая аудитория 1. direct beneficiaries - phc personnel - staff og the tb dispensary of the republic of karelia
target audience 1. direct beneficiaries - phc personnel - staff og the tb dispensary of the republic of karelia

Целевая аудитория first-level beneficiaries will be latvian and russian speaking young people in latvia between the ages of 12 and 18.
target audience first-level beneficiaries will be latvian and russian speaking young people in latvia between the ages of 12 and 18.

during tthe response phase after disaster or conflict, displaced populations tends to approach be treated displaced populations as beneficiaries rather than partners in the recovery process.
during tthe response phase after disaster or conflict, displaced populations tends to approach be treated displaced populations as beneficiaries rather than partners in the recovery process.

the direct beneficiaries are employees of the department outpatient therapy nsmu, general practitioners, family physicians, internists, cardiologists, nurses.
the direct beneficiaries are employees of the department outpatient therapy nsmu, general practitioners, family physicians, internists, cardiologists, nurses.

Целевая аудитория the project direct beneficiaries are primary health care staff in latvia and norway (10 people from latvia and 10 people from norway).
target audience the project direct beneficiaries are primary health care staff in latvia and norway (10 people from latvia and 10 people from norway).

ii. beneficiaries of travel grants to attend the second session of the permanent forum on indigenous issues (new york, 12-23 may 2003)
beneficiaries of travel grants to attend the second session of the permanent forum on indigenous issues (new york, 12-23 may 2003)

we are beneficiaries» - это кампания в социальных сетях, созданная, чтобы пролить свет на проблемы, с которыми сталкиваются жители Новой Зеландии, нуждающиеся в социальных пособиях
we are beneficiaries' is a social media project that aims to shed light on the issues faced by new zealand welfare recipient

the extent to which the objectives of an investment are consistent with beneficiaries' requirements, country needs, the size of the problem, country priorities, development partner and donor policies, etc.
the extent to which the objectives of an investment are consistent with beneficiaries' requirements, country needs, the size of the problem, country priorities, development partner and donor policies, etc.

- "Проводимые мероприятия, забота и поддержка для престарелых женщин в Африке: тематическое исследование по Гане " (activities, care and support of aging women in africa: a chanaian case study, in irene hoskins (ed.), older women as beneficiaries of and contributors to development: international perspectives, american association of retired persons, washington, 1991, pp. 87-99)
activities, care and support of ageing women in africa: a ghanaian case study, in irene hoskins (ed.), older women as beneficiaries of and contributors to development: international perspectives, american association of retired persons, washington, 1991, pp. 87-99