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Number of countries that have implemented well- managed migration policies.
Palau has also partnered with a number of countries that have supported our development.
Number of countries that have adopted policy in accordance with Montreal Protocol.
Despite the economic crisis in Europe,there is a positive trend in the number of countries that have a specifi c budget for implementing action for preventing and controlling NCDs.
Number of countries that have not eliminated maternal and neonatal tetanus.
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During follow-up reviews andinformal consultations, a number of countries that have undergone reviews have emphasized the direct impact of an EPR on implementation.
Number of countries that have increased the number of cases processed with due diligence.
While some developing countries were indeed able to engage in countercyclical public investment during the crisis, the number of countries that have sufficient fiscal space to do so is quite small.
The number of countries that have signed on to the Mechanism has risen to 23.
Over the years, we have also noted the increase in the volume of the Council's work,given the number of special sessions it has held since its creation and the number of countries that have undergone their Universal Periodic Reviews.
Ii Number of countries that have been allotted resources from the Peacebuilding Fund.
The Branch has been using several tangible indicators,such as increases in the number of States becoming parties to the international legal instruments, the number of countries that have been provided with assistance in drafting legislation and the number of national officials who have been trained.
Increased number of countries that have mechanisms for the recovery/return of assets.
There is also one ex-nuclear-weapon State(South Africa); three so-called threshold States(India, Israel and Pakistan);two that are no longer considered threshold States(Argentina and Brazil); and a number of countries that have the technology, the fissile material and the financial resources to"go nuclear" in a matter of months.
Number of countries that have senior level staff in place to carry out UN-Women's mandate.
Integrated results framework 5.1: Number of countries that have capacity to implement the minimum initial service package(MISP) at the onset of a crisis.
Number of countries that have actively participated in the ICPD beyond 2014 process.
The ITU regulatory survey reported that since its start in 1994, the number of countries that have privatized the ICT sector has doubled and the number of countries providing competitive basic services has grown by over 500 per cent, including such services as voice telephone services(for example, VoIP), fixed-line broadband and broadband wireless access.
Number of countries that have national policies for the promotion of cycling and walking;
Number of countries that have developed updated comprehensive chemicals and wastes management strategies;
Number of countries that have conducted reviews or multi-stakeholder consultations on intellectual property law.
Number of countries that have developed inter-ministerial multi-stakeholder coordination mechanisms.
A number of countries that have enacted laws relating to the right to information have yet to see them implemented or enforced.
Increased number of countries that have developed national action plans for implementing multilateral environmental agreements.
Number of countries that have abolished school fees for primary education increased from 10 in 2007 to 15 in 2011.
The number of countries that have national plans to provide WASH education to all primary schools rose from 50 in 2005 to 69 in 2007.
Number of countries that have developed a system of gender indicators comparable to those used in the integrated system proposed by ECLAC.
Number of countries that have national programmes supporting comprehensive initiatives for healthy schools and workplaces according the WHO framework.
G-5 Number of countries that have accessible, understandable, usable and relevant disaster information and assessment available to the people at the national and local levels.
Number of countries that have established protocols and are in the process of developing country-specific Millennium Development Goal indicators.