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Increase funding from the private sector.
To implement social safety net programmes and increase funding for seniors and the handicapped(Zimbabwe);
Increase funding for preventive action and disaster risk-reduction.
Hence the second conclusion: we should increase funding only for high-priority areas, which produce real results.
Increase Funding for the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act IDEA.
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The Committee also recommends that the State party should increase funding for, and ensure, regularization of the unstructured labour market.
Increase funding for basic education assistance to developing countries.
Ô Develop, strengthen and support international andnational verification measures, and increase funding for verification technologies and research.
Debt swap may increase funding for development programmes.
In that regard, the secretariat was requested to make significant efforts to mobilize and increase funding for technical and capacity-building programmes.
Increase funding to provide human rights advocates with adequate protection(Australia); 119.86.
It will enhance electronic media publicity and increase funding for research projects and educational materials.
Increase funding to raise breastfeeding rates from birth through two years.
Step up prosecutions of individuals who traffic in persons and increase funding for specialized services, including shelters, for trafficking victims(United States);
Increase funding for Goal 2 for indigenous children through bilateral and multilateral cooperation;
All donors, including non-traditional ones and Arab States,should increase funding in 2011 and in future years, to place the Agency's work on a firm and predictable financial footing.
Increase funding to provide adequate services and access to justice and redress to victims/survivors.
The Governing Council recommends that a collaborative effort be implemented in order to increase funding to the Centre and that representatives of member States seek the support of their governments in this respect.
Increase funding for education to 5 per cent of GDP by 2010 and to 7 per cent by 2015, as announced during the dialogue;
The Office for Internal Oversight Services noted that the simultaneous issuance in December 1998 of consolidated appeals for 1999, assisted in establishing more transparency in relationships with 20 major or potential donors,which would hopefully increase funding through the consolidated appeals process.
The Agency should increase funding for hardship cases and redefine standards for determining such cases.
The Committee recommends that the State party take into account its general comments No. 1(2001) on the aims of education and No. 7(2005)on implementing child rights in early childhood, and significantly increase funding to the public education system in order to ensure effective compulsory and free primary education for all children.
Increase funding for victim support programmes that especially address the needs of rural and minority populations.
Governments must recognize the autonomy of non-governmental organizations and community-based organizations; respect, support and enable the initiatives of local cultures and groups; maintain an attitude of openness, transparency, objectivity, consistency andimpartiality in their dealings; and increase funding for the activities of non-governmental organizations in ways which preserve and support their strengths and independence(Commission on Human Settlements 1993b);
Increase funding for the education system to ensure its sustainable development, up to the level of 5-6 per cent of GDP recommended by UNESCO;
The international community should significantly increase funding for UNMACC in order for it to more expeditiously complete the destruction of unexploded ordnance and allow the population to return to normal life;
Increase funding for tuberculosis prevention, treatment and control in order to ensure sustainability of the national tuberculosis programme;
It recommended that Guinea-Bissau enforce the law on the organization of the education system and increase funding for education by up to 20 per cent; ensure access to education for all children; overcome gender disparities in access to education; improve the educational infrastructure and the quality of education; ban all forms of violence in schools; and enforce compulsory education in rural areas.
Increase funding for the education and training needs of girls and women as a priority in development programmes;
Support and where feasible, increase funding for independent research on the environmental and occupational health and safety implications of manufactured nanomaterials.