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In fact, the new programme will be two years shorter.
Press the Start/Pause button again and the new programme will start.
The new programme will be completed and implemented by November 2006.
The City has announced that this new programme will enter into effect on 1 April 1997.
The new programme will also take into account the different cultural aspects of our various members.
Vladimir Voronin emphasised that the new programme will cover the next 30 years.
The new programme will direct the victim to organizations that provide psychological and legal services.
Selectivity is the big difference from the voluntary separation programmes, because the new programme will concern only those employees the State chooses to separate.
The approved new programme will be issued as document A/59/6/Rev.1/Add.1.
The new programme will be aired at 23:00 and its Internet version will be produced as well.
Instead of providing simple technical assistance, the new programme will support ongoing market-related reforms, motivate investment and strengthen democracy and the rule of law.
The new programme will provide assistance to, among others, LRA abductees, including non-South Sudanese citizens.
The focus on support to implementation, especially in non-Annex I Parties,needs to be sharpened. A new programme will bring together specialist support for non-Annex I Parties' national communications, including through training, capacity-building and Article 6 of the Convention, and collocate these activities with the secretariat activities relating to the financial mechanism for maximum synergy.
The new programme will be brought to the attention of the Committee for Programme and Coordination in accordance with General Assembly resolution 58/269.
Azerbaijan informed that the new programme will cover the period of 2016-2025, but the Concept approved in 2004 will remain fundamental and.
The new programme will take into account evolving country and regional needs, the weaknesses identified above and changes in both the external and internal policy environment.
It is expected that a new programme will build on current assistance, particularly in the use of data and data analysis in influencing policy formulation.
The new programme will start in 1998 with the primary goal of developing the capability of building three-stage medium-range launch vehicles.
It is hoped that this new programme will serve the needs of the long-term unemployed more effectively and at the same time complement the various New Deal initiatives.
The new programme will aim to achieve optimal development impact on large numbers of developing countries, as called for by the New Directions strategy.
Consistent with the overall strategy andwith the SU/TCDC mandate, the new programme will have two strategic focuses:(a) mobilizing global support for South-South cooperation and(b) acting as a catalyst for the development of innovative models of South-South technical cooperation for partnering, resource mobilization and mainstreaming.
Financing for the new programme will include Government subsidies, co-payment by older persons and contributions to health insurance plans by the working population.
The new programme will strengthen UNDCP capacity to work within the common programming approach for Afghanistan, while continuing the ongoing pilot projects.
That new programme will be supported jointly by UNCDF, UNDP, the Department for International Development, the Netherlands Development Organization and the Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation.
He emphasized that the new programme will take a flexible approach in light of the security situation to fast-track high-impact interventions in support of the Millennium Development Goals.
The new programme will focus on mainstreaming and coordinating demand reduction initiatives at the federal level and on establishing a network of model treatment and rehabilitation centres within the Government and among non-governmental organizations.
To make the optimal use of its modest resources, the new programme will concentrate on areas where the expressed need for building policy and institutional capacities by developing countries is greatest; where their commitment to working together to achieve their agreed objectives is strongest; where the probability of involvement and support by donor and other non-state partners is highest; and where SU/TCDC can deliver at its best.
Two new programmes will further contribute to improving our social indicators.
Five new programmes will bolster the implementation of laws and policies to address violence against women.
These new programmes will influence the work on sustainability and environment statistics and indicators, but also social statistics and statistics such as transport, energy, health and agriculture, as well as environment accounts.