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Reference Material | Health & Life Insurance Section Skip to main content Welcome to the United Nations Health & Life Insurance Section Search form A-Z Site Index Search Toggle navigation Home About the Section Meet the HLIS Meet the HLIC Toolkits Toolkit for HR Partners Toolkit for Plan Participants New to the UN Active Staff Soon to Retire Retirees Non-Staff Short-term Staff Staff on Special Leave Without Pay Surviving Dependants Health Plans Non-US based Plans UN MIP UN WWP US-based Plans Aetna Cigna Dental Empire Life Insurance Third-Party Administrators About the TPAs Their commitment to you Reference Material Checklists and Guidance Material FAQs Forms Insurance Rate Simulators Policy Documents Repository Terminology COVID-19 Response FAQs Telehealth Vaccinations Events and Updates Contact Us Home Reference Material Reference Material This page will provide you with resources and reference material such as simulators, forms and guidance material to facilitate an easier navigation of your personal insurance plan.

Score: 1098725.8 - https://www.un.org/insurance/node/671

  2021 Monthly Wellness Weinar Topics to be shared with UN.pdf

Screening for  this cancer   can find it early  when it’s easier to treat. And it can even  prevent it. Find out what you can do to get screened and how   to lower  your  risks.  March 16 Register here  Work, life and you Feeling overwhelmed by everything life throws  your way?  (...) Let's take a closer  look   at how  you can organize your  time, prioritize what's  important,  and take control of your  life.  April 20 Register here  Make your emotional health a priority Mental  health. 

Score: 1098198.9 - https://www.un.org/insurance/s...opics_to_be_shared_with_un.pdf

  Combining digital skills and pharmaceutical services | United Nations Development Programme

Combining digital skills and pharmaceutical services | United Nations Development Programme Skip to main content Kosovo* Who we Are What we do Our Impact Get Involved Global Nav toggle Search Who we Are What we do Our Impact Get Involved English Locations Home Kosovo* Stories Combining digital skills and pharmaceutical services Combining digital skills and pharmaceutical services October 3, 2022   Bleta is a recently graduated pharmacist, keen on making it easier for people to learn and buy the right medicine. (...) After the University degree in Pharmacy, Bleta defines her learning experience a valuable opportunity, helping her conceptualize the design of a mobile application that could avail patients easier access to pharmaceutical data. Additionally, it will optimize their time as well.  (...) Story by Erblina Selmanaj Stories Kosovo youth committed to advancing gender equality Read more Stories Media freedom as foundation for democracy Read more Stories Talking about Kosovo’s digital potentials for an inclusive digital transformation Read more Stories It Takes a Village to Create a Better Life Read more Stories Social work for one year, learning and skills for life Read more United Nations Development Programme Who we Are About Us Funding and delivery Legal framework Our team What we do Sustainable Development Goals Focus areas Covid 19 Our Impact News Centre Publications Blogs Stories Projects Get Involved Contact Us Jobs Procurement Report Fraud, Abuse, Misconduct Submit social or environmental complaint Scam Alert Terms of Use © 2022 United Nations Development Programme

Score: 1096788.1 - https://www.undp.org/kosovo/st...ls-and-pharmaceutical-services

  ANKARA 10/06/2021 DE

We ask for an assessment of our skills and guidance towards working life with individualized job and career counselling services. 18. We ask for the provision of more opportunities for the disabled youth among us to enable easier access to social life and transformation of the institutional and physical infrastructures that create barriers thereby it is easier for everyone to access opportunities. 19. We ask for regulations regarding professional development, working hours, working place, leaves, and care services that especially young women need for transition to working life and maintaining working in fair conditions, and closer supervision and inspection of the private sector by the public authority. 20.

Score: 1094095.3 - www.ilo.org/wcmsp5/grou...enericdocument/wcms_803295.pdf

  ANKARA 10/06/2021 DE

We ask for an assessment of our skills and guidance towards working life with individualized job and career counselling services. 18. We ask for the provision of more opportunities for the disabled youth among us to enable easier access to social life and transformation of the institutional and physical infrastructures that create barriers thereby it is easier for everyone to access opportunities. 19. We ask for regulations regarding professional development, working hours, working place, leaves, and care services that especially young women need for transition to working life and maintaining working in fair conditions, and closer supervision and inspection of the private sector by the public authority. 20.

Score: 1094095.3 - https://www.ilo.org/wcmsp5/gro...enericdocument/wcms_803295.pdf

  Bringing Life to Science Classes in Aden Schools | UNICEF Yemen

Bringing Life to Science Classes in Aden Schools | UNICEF Yemen Skip to main content Yemen Toggle navigation English العربية Global Links Visit UNICEF Global High contrast Yemen EXPLORE UNICEF About us Representative Where we work Partners Work with us Contact us PRESS CENTRE Donate Main navigation WHAT WE DO RESEARCH AND REPORTS Stories TAKE ACTION Search area has closed. (...) “Thanks to UNICEF’s support, we now have a science lab in our school. It has become easier for us now to explain difficult lessons to students,” Abdul Salam, a science teacher in one of Aden schools said. (...) Layal adds that the lab made it easier for her to understand physics, a challenging and important subject for many students.

Score: 1094095.3 - https://www.unicef.org/yemen/s...e-science-classes-aden-schools

  Digitalization made it easier to receive services in rural areas of Kyrgyzstan | United Nations Deve

Digitalization made it easier to receive services in rural areas of Kyrgyzstan | United Nations Development Programme Skip to main content Kyrgyzstan Who we are What we do Our impact Get involved English Кыргызча Русский Global Nav toggle Search Who we are What we do Our impact Get involved English Locations Back Select Language Кыргызча Русский Home Kyrgyzstan Stories Digitalization made it easier to receive services in rural areas of Kyrgyzstan Digitalization made it easier to receive services in rural areas of Kyrgyzstan September 2, 2021   Single-Window Center in Karool municipality / Photo: UNDP   It's only two o'clock in the afternoon, but there are no queues in the aiyl okmotu building, which is not a typical picture for a government agency providing various references for the local population. (...) "We wanted to make people's lives easier by simplifying municipal services. Previously, people had to waste their time to get the necessary document, some even had to come back the next day. (...) The main thing is that we have managed to make life easier for regular people. The local residents are very happy," he shares.

Score: 1092827.5 - https://www.undp.org/kyrgyzsta...ervices-rural-areas-kyrgyzstan

  Press Releases 2001

In today’s mobile world, administrative borders are often not relevant in analysing many aspects of life. Proper analysis can be done when data are linked to its exact location. (...) On the other hand, the compactness of a country has advantages. "It is relatively easier to maintain good relationships with respondents. (...) Also, running a small office is easier and more flexible. There is a larger range of solutions for many problems, and it is easier to bring in innovation," stated the representatives of statistical offices from several small countries, like Ireland, Luxembourg and Latvia.

Score: 1092298.9 - https://unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/press/pr2001/01stat07e.htm

  C-Board application makes communication easier for children with disabilities | UNICEF

That is when the C-Board application became an indispensable part of the daily life of this family. The C-Board application makes it easier for children to communicate using symbols and allows text to be turned into speech. (...) UNICEF Montenegro / Duško Miljanić / 2020 Bojana and her mum Vjera using C-board application which makes communication easier for children with disabilities, in Cetinje, in July 2020. (...) Marija, Bojana's sister UNICEF Montenegro / Duško Miljanić / 2020 Bojana and her sister Marija using C-board application which makes communication easier for children with disabilities, in Cetinje, in July 2020.

Score: 1089014.7 - https://www.unicef.org/montene...n-easier-children-disabilities

  Returning to work as a mother | UNICEF

Sure, it takes time to get back into the groove, but adjusting to your new work life with your new mom responsibilities can be done. (...) If you have a second set, it’ll be easier to pack your pump bag the night before, without always having to wait to clean your only set.    (...) But it turns out that she was right. It does get easier – you can be a good mom and a good employee.

Score: 1080314.5 - https://www.unicef.org/bulgari.../stories/returning-work-mother