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It provided support to the Madagascar Forum in 1994.
In collaboration with UNICEF Azerbaijan andthe Ombudsman's Office, it provided support to the Ombudsman's Office in 2012 and 2013.
It provided support to both Polish and foreign victims of trafficking.
The project was carried out in the Helsinki metropolitan area andfive other cities, and it provided support to individual young persons in some other localities.
In Timor-Leste, it provided support to the juvenile justice system.
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A paper submitted by Australia(E/CONF.94/CRP.98 and Add.1) provided background information on the establishment of the Asia-Pacific Institute for Toponymy which would secure the future of theAustralian National Placenames Survey, at the same time as it provided support and training for toponymic work throughout the region.
In both instances, it provided support for female candidates and voters.
The data provided by developed country Parties show that they supported 101 affected country Parties, one observer, one country Party that has not yet declared its status, six subregions as a whole andtwo regions as a whole, while one developed country Party stated that it provided support to capacity-building initiatives worldwide.
During 2010, it provided support for general or sectoral e-strategies in 10 countries.
His Government had launched the Food Security in a Climate Perspective-- Strategy 2013-2015,under which it provided support to a number of countries with a high level of food insecurity, particularly in Africa.
It provided support to Khanty-Mansiys Autonomous District, Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous District, the Omsk, Tomsk and Tyumen Regions.
The Unit was mandated to promote recognition of the rights of indigenous peoples; it provided support to indigenous communities and organizations; and it promoted and disseminated indigenous culture.
It provided support to the EGTT in organizing its three regular meetings and in implementing its annual work programme.
UNESCO reported that it provided support to Burundi, Cuba, Ecuador, Jordan, Mauritania and Oman in the establishment and implementation of national action plans.
It provided support to former child combatants and had developed plans for paying reparation to war victims.
It provided support to indigenous women's organizations, notably through the Human Rights Secretariat within the Ministry of Justice.
It provided support to silk production(Cambodia) and strengthened the supply side in mushrooms and peaches(Lesotho), mangoes(Haiti) and jute production Bangladesh.
It provided support for its work, made the logistical arrangements and coordinated financial assistance to Bureau members from eligible Parties.
It provided support to the thirty-sixth and thirty-seventh ministerial meetings of the Committee, held in Kigali in August 2013 and in N'Djamena in December 2013.
It provided support to the research, development and implementation of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Global System for Sustainable Development in Central America and China.
In Latin America, it provided support to Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Ecuador, Nicaragua, Peru and Venezuela for baseline studies on the nature and extent of drug abuse in those countries.
It provided support for the implementation and realization of peace and security-related activities undertaken by African Governments and intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations.
It provided support to member States by training officials at the ministerial and legislative levels; she invited States to contact the Department if such support was needed.
UNFPA noted that it provided support to the Governments of Bangladesh, China, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, Senegal, the United Republic of Tanzania and Uganda in formulating their national plans of action.
It provided support for the convening of the African Ministerial Conference on the Environment, and to the regional economic communities in their effort to develop their respective environmental action plans.
In 2010, it provided support to some 40 countries to conduct legal and policy reviews as they relate to HIV and prison settings, HIV and injecting drug users, and people vulnerable to human trafficking.
Lastly, it provided support on the ground through 300 ongoing technical assistance projects, based on a cost-effective integrated approach that should allow it to move to about a dozen regional programmes and half a dozen thematic programmes.
In addition, it provided support to improve the economic infrastructure by enhancing the physical situation of seven shops and businesses in the Old City of Jerusalem, including three bakeries, one olive press, one hostel and two shops.
It provided support for a study on the perceptions of indigenous women on reproductive health services in Otavalo and Chimborazo, which led to the identification of socio-cultural barriers to reproductive health services.
It provided support to the United Nations Coordinator for the Return of Property from Iraq to Kuwait; to the International Maritime Organization during its survey of the Khawr Abd Allah in June; and to a team which inspected and carried out maintenance work on the boundary markers in April/May.