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  Handbook - Mitigationmeasures for telecommunication installations

It is imperative that the telecom operator is consulted when the electrification system is being planned and auto or booster transformers are suitably positioned to minimize induction effects due to the return currents. (...) If a screened cable is not available, then spare pairs, an old cable or a copper strip, earthed in a similar way can be almost as effective.

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  ITU-T Mitigation Part 2

It is imperative that the telecom operator is consulted when the electrification system is being planned and auto or booster transformers are suitably positioned to minimize induction effects due to the return currents. (...) If a screened cable is not available, then spare pairs, an old cable or a copper strip, earthed in a similar way can be almost as effective.

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  Apprentices become partners as Afghan refugee and Iranian team up – UNHCR Iran

Donate Work With Us Media Centre Share about us UNHCR and UN agencies in Iran Figures at a Glance Refugees in Iran Solutions Strategy for Afghan Refugees (SSAR) Partners and Donors Nansen Refugee Award what we do Afghanistan emergency Education Health Livelihoods Cash-Based Interventions Ending Statelessness Resettlement Voluntary Repatriation Community-Based Interventions Legal Support COVID-19 Response Where We Work Tehran Esfahan Mashhad Dogharoun Kerman Shiraz News and Stories News Stories Get Involved World Refugee Day Refugee Poetry Contest Youth with Refugees Art Contest INFORMATION FOR REFUGEES Official Announcements Health Insurance for Refugees Reporting Fraud and Corruption Contact Us Media Enquiries Contact UNHCR in Iran Search UNHCR Search UNHCR Close Search   Home Apprentices become partners as Afghan refugee and Iranian team up Abbas Balkhi (right), 31, an Afghan refugee, and Danial Hosseini (left), 25, an Iranian, work on fixing a car in their auto-mobile repair shop in Shiraz, Iran. © UNHCR/Hossein Eidizadeh By Farha Bhoyroo in Shiraz, Iran  |  31 May 2021 Spare parts clutter every corner of the auto-repair shop in the bustling centre of Shiraz, in the Islamic Republic of Iran’s southern Fars province, where Abbas Balkhi leans under the hood of a car making careful adjustments until the rev of the engine sounds just right. (...) They cemented their friendship – and their entrepreneurial partnership – by eventually opening and running the auto-repair shop together. “Refugees have the talent, passion and skills to succeed and help their host community along the way,” said Indrika Ratwatte, UNHCR’s Director of the Regional Bureau for Asia and the Pacific, who met Abbas and Danial on a recent week-long visit to Iran. (...) Today, with the support of UNHCR, the auto-repair shop has expanded and employs 11 mechanics, of whom seven are refugees.

Score: 1377440.4 - https://www.unhcr.org/ir/2021/...-iranian-entrepreneur-team-up/

  UNHCR - Apprentices become partners as Afghan refugee and Iranian team up

Abbas Balkh (right), 31, an Afghan refugee, and Danial Hosseini (left), 25, an Iranian, work on a car in their auto-repair shop in Shiraz, Iran. © UNHCR/Hossein Eidizadeh By Farha Bhoyroo in Shiraz, Iran  |  31 May 2021   |   Español   |   Français Spare parts clutter every corner of the auto-repair shop in the bustling centre of Shiraz, in the Islamic Republic of Iran’s southern Fars province, where Abbas Balkhi leans under the hood of a car making careful adjustments until the rev of the engine sounds just right. (...) Today, with the support of UNHCR, the auto-repair shop has expanded and employs 11 mechanics, of whom seven are refugees. (...) Soleiman, 18, is one of seven refugees who work at the repair shop alongside local Iranian mechanics. © UNHCR/Hossein Eidizadeh Abbas Balkhi, 31, is an Afghan refugee who was born in Iran and now co-owns an auto-mobile repair shop in Shiraz, Iran,  © UNHCR/Hossein Eidizadeh Soleiman inspects an engine at the repair-shop where he currently works as an apprentice

Score: 1377330 - https://www.unhcr.org/uk/news/...ghan-refugee-iranian-team.html

  UNHCR - Apprentices become partners as Afghan refugee and Iranian team up

Abbas Balkh (right), 31, an Afghan refugee, and Danial Hosseini (left), 25, an Iranian, work on a car in their auto-repair shop in Shiraz, Iran. © UNHCR/Hossein Eidizadeh By Farha Bhoyroo in Shiraz, Iran  |  31 May 2021   |   Español   |   Français Spare parts clutter every corner of the auto-repair shop in the bustling centre of Shiraz, in the Islamic Republic of Iran’s southern Fars province, where Abbas Balkhi leans under the hood of a car making careful adjustments until the rev of the engine sounds just right. (...) Today, with the support of UNHCR, the auto-repair shop has expanded and employs 11 mechanics, of whom seven are refugees. (...) Soleiman, 18, is one of seven refugees who work at the repair shop alongside local Iranian mechanics. © UNHCR/Hossein Eidizadeh Abbas Balkhi, 31, is an Afghan refugee who was born in Iran and now co-owns an auto-mobile repair shop in Shiraz, Iran,  © UNHCR/Hossein Eidizadeh Soleiman inspects an engine at the repair-shop where he currently works as an apprentice

Score: 1377330 - https://www.unhcr.org/en-ie/ne...ghan-refugee-iranian-team.html

  UNHCR - Apprentices become partners as Afghan refugee and Iranian team up

Abbas Balkh (right), 31, an Afghan refugee, and Danial Hosseini (left), 25, an Iranian, work on a car in their auto-repair shop in Shiraz, Iran. © UNHCR/Hossein Eidizadeh By Farha Bhoyroo in Shiraz, Iran  |  31 May 2021   |   Español   |   Français Spare parts clutter every corner of the auto-repair shop in the bustling centre of Shiraz, in the Islamic Republic of Iran’s southern Fars province, where Abbas Balkhi leans under the hood of a car making careful adjustments until the rev of the engine sounds just right. (...) Today, with the support of UNHCR, the auto-repair shop has expanded and employs 11 mechanics, of whom seven are refugees. (...) Soleiman, 18, is one of seven refugees who work at the repair shop alongside local Iranian mechanics. © UNHCR/Hossein Eidizadeh Abbas Balkhi, 31, is an Afghan refugee who was born in Iran and now co-owns an auto-mobile repair shop in Shiraz, Iran,  © UNHCR/Hossein Eidizadeh Soleiman inspects an engine at the repair-shop where he currently works as an apprentice

Score: 1377330 - https://www.unhcr.org/news/sto...ghan-refugee-iranian-team.html

  UNHCR - Apprentices become partners as Afghan refugee and Iranian team up

Abbas Balkh (right), 31, an Afghan refugee, and Danial Hosseini (left), 25, an Iranian, work on a car in their auto-repair shop in Shiraz, Iran. © UNHCR/Hossein Eidizadeh By Farha Bhoyroo in Shiraz, Iran  |  31 May 2021   |   Español   |   Français Spare parts clutter every corner of the auto-repair shop in the bustling centre of Shiraz, in the Islamic Republic of Iran’s southern Fars province, where Abbas Balkhi leans under the hood of a car making careful adjustments until the rev of the engine sounds just right. (...) Today, with the support of UNHCR, the auto-repair shop has expanded and employs 11 mechanics, of whom seven are refugees. (...) Soleiman, 18, is one of seven refugees who work at the repair shop alongside local Iranian mechanics. © UNHCR/Hossein Eidizadeh Abbas Balkhi, 31, is an Afghan refugee who was born in Iran and now co-owns an auto-mobile repair shop in Shiraz, Iran,  © UNHCR/Hossein Eidizadeh Soleiman inspects an engine at the repair-shop where he currently works as an apprentice

Score: 1377330 - https://www.unhcr.org/en-us/ne...ghan-refugee-iranian-team.html

  UNHCR - Apprentices become partners as Afghan refugee and Iranian team up

Abbas Balkh (right), 31, an Afghan refugee, and Danial Hosseini (left), 25, an Iranian, work on a car in their auto-repair shop in Shiraz, Iran. © UNHCR/Hossein Eidizadeh By Farha Bhoyroo in Shiraz, Iran  |  31 May 2021   |   Español   |   Français Spare parts clutter every corner of the auto-repair shop in the bustling centre of Shiraz, in the Islamic Republic of Iran’s southern Fars province, where Abbas Balkhi leans under the hood of a car making careful adjustments until the rev of the engine sounds just right. (...) Today, with the support of UNHCR, the auto-repair shop has expanded and employs 11 mechanics, of whom seven are refugees. (...) Soleiman, 18, is one of seven refugees who work at the repair shop alongside local Iranian mechanics. © UNHCR/Hossein Eidizadeh Abbas Balkhi, 31, is an Afghan refugee who was born in Iran and now co-owns an auto-mobile repair shop in Shiraz, Iran,  © UNHCR/Hossein Eidizadeh Soleiman inspects an engine at the repair-shop where he currently works as an apprentice

Score: 1377330 - https://www.unhcr.org/en-au/ne...ghan-refugee-iranian-team.html

  UNHCR - Apprentices become partners as Afghan refugee and Iranian team up

Abbas Balkh (right), 31, an Afghan refugee, and Danial Hosseini (left), 25, an Iranian, work on a car in their auto-repair shop in Shiraz, Iran. © UNHCR/Hossein Eidizadeh By Farha Bhoyroo in Shiraz, Iran  |  31 May 2021   |   Español   |   Français Spare parts clutter every corner of the auto-repair shop in the bustling centre of Shiraz, in the Islamic Republic of Iran’s southern Fars province, where Abbas Balkhi leans under the hood of a car making careful adjustments until the rev of the engine sounds just right. (...) Today, with the support of UNHCR, the auto-repair shop has expanded and employs 11 mechanics, of whom seven are refugees. (...) Soleiman, 18, is one of seven refugees who work at the repair shop alongside local Iranian mechanics. © UNHCR/Hossein Eidizadeh Abbas Balkhi, 31, is an Afghan refugee who was born in Iran and now co-owns an auto-mobile repair shop in Shiraz, Iran,  © UNHCR/Hossein Eidizadeh Soleiman inspects an engine at the repair-shop where he currently works as an apprentice

Score: 1377330 - https://www.unhcr.org/en-my/ne...ghan-refugee-iranian-team.html

  UNHCR - Apprentices become partners as Afghan refugee and Iranian team up

Abbas Balkh (right), 31, an Afghan refugee, and Danial Hosseini (left), 25, an Iranian, work on a car in their auto-repair shop in Shiraz, Iran. © UNHCR/Hossein Eidizadeh By Farha Bhoyroo in Shiraz, Iran  |  31 May 2021   |   Español   |   Français Spare parts clutter every corner of the auto-repair shop in the bustling centre of Shiraz, in the Islamic Republic of Iran’s southern Fars province, where Abbas Balkhi leans under the hood of a car making careful adjustments until the rev of the engine sounds just right. (...) Today, with the support of UNHCR, the auto-repair shop has expanded and employs 11 mechanics, of whom seven are refugees. (...) Soleiman, 18, is one of seven refugees who work at the repair shop alongside local Iranian mechanics. © UNHCR/Hossein Eidizadeh Abbas Balkhi, 31, is an Afghan refugee who was born in Iran and now co-owns an auto-mobile repair shop in Shiraz, Iran,  © UNHCR/Hossein Eidizadeh Soleiman inspects an engine at the repair-shop where he currently works as an apprentice

Score: 1377330 - https://www.unhcr.org/afr/news...ghan-refugee-iranian-team.html