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The Irish police force had a Racial and Intercultural Office and145 ethnic liaison officers; it had also developed a working definition of a racist crime.
It had also developed a draft manual for rapid assessment.
Through the Ministry of Agriculture and the Environment, it had also developed a set of economic policies which focused on livestock farming as a means of conserving biological diversity, maintaining the productivity and quality of pastures, lessening the risks of forest fires and avalanches and promoting winter tourism, which was Andorra's primary source of revenue.
It had also developed relevant training materials and methodologies.
It had also developed a short- and medium-term economic development strategy.
It had also developed an electronic database on networks and data sources in EECCA.
It had also developed the French Government Strategy for the Inclusion of Roma see below.
It had also developed a national strategy for the affairs of persons with disabilities.
It had also developed a marine biological prospecting information resource tool, in cooperation with UNESCO.
It had also developed a multisectoral plan for family planning which was modelled on its efforts to combat HIV/AIDS.
It had also developed a number of programmes to improve children's health and provide access to affordable, high-quality health care.
It had also developed a statement to the CSG on the absolute importance of modelling to progress in the standards development process.
It had also developed, immediately after Doha, a comprehensive capacity-building programme, and it would assist the LDCs in this regard.
It had also developed a standardized form to be used by States in reporting progress in implementation of the Inter-American Convention.
It had also developed a 10-year National Water Strategy to extend the coverage of rural water supply systems to 79 per cent of rural areas in 2014.
It had also developed civilian commercial satellites which could provide near real-time information about the magnitude of a disaster anywhere in the world.
It had also developed an early warning system for natural disasters and was currently establishing a website to inform the public about disaster response.
It had also developed a network of vocational training centres in parallel with universities and other higher education establishments across the nation.
It had also developed an environmental and social management framework and was implementing a sustainable dry land management programme in 81 drought-prone districts.
It had also developed a new programme that allowed 20 Palestinian factories in Area C to export directly to the Israeli market without undergoing additional security checks.
It had also developed a gender gap index to measure gender equality in the areas of health, education, the economy and empowerment of women in a number of specific years, from 1980 to 2006.
It had also developed a plan to enhance the institutional capacity of law enforcement agencies and strengthen oversight mechanisms, such as the independent Police Integrity Commission mandated by the Constitution.
It had also developed a regional strategy to address the growing problems affecting orphans, vulnerable children and youth. Those problems were exacerbated by the impact of HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria, poverty and the global economic crisis.
It had also developed various social programmes to assist Nicaraguan families and children, including one called the Love Programme, which aimed to improve the living conditions of socially vulnerable children and adolescents with the participation of their families, communities and responsible institutions.
It had also developed a social development management system to monitor progress, and had organized a seminar on follow-up to the World Summit, as well as a national conference on strategies and orientation, in partnership with non-governmental organizations and the private sector.
It had also developed a revolutionary media-based literacy programme for use at home and abroad, which had lifted over a million people out of ignorance in more than 10 countries, and provided the services of Cuban doctors in remote areas in more than 60 countries, who worked with the aid of computerized information and taught others to do so.
It had also developed training modules for community leaders, unemployed youth, women and children, and it had convened an expert meeting. On 18 and 19 March 2013, UNESCO had also participated in the International Conference on Strengthening Cooperation in Preventing Terrorism in Baku, which had been jointly organized by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, itself a contributing member of the Counter-Terrorism Implementation Task Force, and the Islamic Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization.
It had also developed a national plan( 2004-2013) for childhood, legislated against child labour( 2006), set aside special budgetary allocations for children( 2009) and, in collaboration with the United Nations Children 's Fund, adopted a strategic plan to prevent family violence( 2005-2009), not to mention the many children 's initiatives launched by Her Majesty Queen Rania, in particular through a partnership between the public and private sectors, the 2008" My School" initiative, which sought to create a favourable learning environment; 115,000 families and 200 schools had benefited from the initiative.
It has also developed draft Framework Principles for Building Standards.