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PROGRAMME AT A GLANCE Becoming One is a religious couples’ counselling programme designed to prevent intimate partner violence (IPV). (...) Each couple is given a visual book to guide their home practice, usable by literate and non-literate couples. (...) The Faith Leader and couples guides contain asapirational images of couples conveyed in emotional and evocative illustrations.
Language:English
Score: 855899
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https://www.unwomen.org/sites/...me-summary-Becoming-one-en.pdf
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Engaging couples, shifting gender norms.
How UNDP works with couples in Iraq to address gender-based violence and shift gender norms.
September 14, 2022
Couples at the recently concluded training in Ramadi. (...) "We conducted most of the sessions with the couples together. This forced the couples to have open and frank conversations with each other.
Language:English
Score: 851592
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https://www.undp.org/iraq/stor...-couples-shifting-gender-norms
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Engaging couples, shifting gender norms
Engaging couples, shifting gender norms
How UNDP works with couples in Iraq to address gender-based violence and shift gender norms
September 18, 2022
Couples at the recently concluded training in Ramadi
Photo: UNDP Iraq
"We love each other. (...) Another ten couples from Diyala will receive this training by the end of this year.
(...) "We conducted most of the sessions with the couples together. This forced the couples to have open and frank conversations with each other.
Language:English
Score: 846131.25
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https://www.undp.org/arab-stat...-couples-shifting-gender-norms
Data Source: un
ITU Telecommunication Standardization Sector Document APC-1185
Study Group 16 June 2, 1997
Rapporteur Meeting
Hertzliya, June 10-13 1997
Source: Cisco Systems (USA)
Title: QoS Control in H.Loosely-Coupled using RSVP
Purpose: Proposal
This document only addresses resource reservation for H.Loosely -Coupled terminals [1] using RSVP [2].
(...) An H.Loosely-Coupled terminal receives a public announcement about the H.323 conference. (...) To release the reserved resources for a multicast stream, an H.Loosely-Coupled terminal should send a ResvTear message. To prune itself from a multicast tree, an H.Loosely-Coupled terminal should send an IGMP Leave message.
Language:English
Score: 843081.1
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https://www.itu.int/wftp3/av-a...997-2000/9706_Her/APC-1185.doc
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There is promising evidence from high-income
countries of the benefits of couples therapy for
reducing violence in relationships including couples
with a history of mild-moderate situational
violence.9 However, these benefits may be variable
across couples.
(...) Unite for a
Better Life
(UBL)
Designed to reduce IPV in heterosexual couples. Delivered group- based sessions in context of Ethiopian coffee ceremonies to men only, women only and couples groups.
(...) Indashyikirwa (Rwanda) has a Couples’
Curriculum Training Module, with interactive
trainings and take-home exercises to help
reduce violence among couples.
Language:English
Score: 838575.5
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https://www.unwomen.org/sites/...hip-skills-strengthened-en.pdf
Data Source: un
Like H.323, H.Loosely-Coupled allows more than one channel of each type to be in use. (...) Mandatory features of H.Loosely-Coupled Terminals The H.Loosely-Coupled terminals come in two flavors: H.Loosely-Coupled receivers (RTP receivers) and H.Loosely-Coupled Transmitters/Receivers (H.323 terminals). It is possible to only implement an H.Loosely-Coupled receiver. An H.Loosely-Coupled receiver shall comply with the mandatory requirements of the RTP/RTCP standard.
Language:English
Score: 836783.2
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https://www.itu.int/wftp3/av-a...993-1996/9612_Bou/AVC-1055.ww6
Data Source: un
It aimed to shift attitudes, behaviours and norms that support IPV among couples and wider communities. It had four key components
• Intensive participatory training with couples (Couples Curriculum).
• Community-based activism led by a subset of individuals that completed the couples’ curriculum and received additional training.
• Direct support to survivors of IPV through women’s safe spaces.
• Training and engagement of opinion leaders.
(...) COUPLES CURRICULUM
Aim:
● To support equitable, non-violent relationships.
(...) A lottery was used to select from interested couples.
Numbers: ● In each of 56 clusters, 15 adult heterosexual couples were
trained (840 couples total) weekly from November 2015 to May 2016.
Language:English
Score: 833536.9
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https://www.unwomen.org/sites/...e-summary-Indashyikirwa-en.pdf
Data Source: un
HIV-serodiscordant couples who would like to have children, are often inadequately supported.
(...) Special Supplement
View the supplement
A special supplement, Achieving pregnancy safely by HIV-serodiscordant couples , has been published in The Journal of the International AIDS Society, which highlights the needs of couples affected by HIV who would like children, including the critical importance of integrating fertility screening and HIV treatment and prevention services.
(...) These provide a wide range of perspectives from healthcare providers and HIV-serodiscordant couples, with a particular focus on sub-Saharan Africa.
Language:English
Score: 833279.3
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https://www.who.int/reproducti...inkages/fertility-care-hiv/en/
Data Source: un
., 10/700 ITU-T and 1.2/50 combination) and coupling/decoupling methods were tested (Figure 2.9-4). It was necessary to test the coupling and decoupling units to confirm the induced waveform and current value, which depended on them (Figure 2.9-5). (...) Figure 2.9-4 – Example of experimental set-up
Figure 2.9-5 – Waveform difference by coupling methods
Figure 2.9-6 – Experimental results
Miti(08)_F2.9-4
Access network system
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Language:English
Score: 833022
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https://www.itu.int/wftp3/Publ...tigation-part2-merged-E_58.pdf
Data Source: un
., 10/700 ITU-T and 1.2/50 combination) and coupling/decoupling methods were tested (Figure 2.9-4). It was necessary to test the coupling and decoupling units to confirm the induced waveform and current value, which depended on them (Figure 2.9-5). (...) L or R Access network C AC mains L or R system Decoupling device Coupling device Surge generator Miti(08)_F2.9-4 Figure 2.9-4 – Example of experimental set-up Observed waveform type 1 Observed waveform type 2 500 400 300 200 100 0 – 100 – 200 – 300 – 400 – 500 40 30 20 10 0 – 10 – 20 – 30 – 40 – 1000 0 1000 2000 – 500 0 1000 2000 Time [ms] Time [ms] Generator Generator Coupled by 9-mF capacitor Coupled by varistor Miti(08)_F2.9-5 Waveform induced to power unit Figure 2.9-5 – Waveform difference by coupling methods Miti(08)_F2.9-6 Figure 2.9-6 – Experimental results – 3 – Case study 2.9
Language:English
Score: 833022
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https://www.itu.int/wftp3/Publ...gation/WebSearch/page0058.html
Data Source: un