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Number of joint programmes.
These three areas account for almost half of UNICEF joint programme effort in terms of the number of joint programmes.
Number of joint programmes developed.
Cooperation with the States of the Gulf Cooperation Council in the execution of a number of joint programmes;
Number of joint programmes developed.
By the end of the project, an increased number of joint programmes developed with United Nations country teams.
Number of joint programmes in which UNIFEM participates.
While the number of countries with such programmes remained the same as in 2007, the number of joint programmes more than doubled, from the 121 reported in 2007.
The number of joint programmes has increased steadily since 2007.
The European Union and the Council of Europe join forces and complement their respective actions towards their shared goals,notably by implementing a number of joint programmes for cooperation and assistance to Central and Eastern European countries.
Ii Increased number of joint programmes with partner organizations.
The number of countries reporting in the UNDP balanced scorecard database of UNDP participation in joint programmes has increased by more than 50 per cent,from 60 in 2004 to 96 in 2005; the number of joint programmes reported in the balanced scorecard database more than doubled in the same period.
Ii Increased number of joint programmes with partner organizations.
Increased number of joint programmes with the multilateral environmental agreements which address the links between poverty and the environment.
Ii An increase in the number of joint programmes with partner organizations.
Increased number of joint programmes undertaken to promote a coordinated United Nations response to major environmental issues.
SCW and the Ministry of Labour collaborated in implementing a number of joint programmes and projects designed to serve Bahraini women job seekers, including the organization of a female employment and training fair.
Number of joint programmes implemented by the Regional Consultation Mechanism clusters in support of NEPAD programmes at the regional level.
These patterns indicate that, to date, the number of joint programmes and the proportion of resources(particularly core resources) going into joint programmes, compared to single-organization programmes, is low.
Number of joint programmes implemented by the Regional Consultation Mechanism clusters in support of NEPAD programmes at the regional level.
For those country offices participating in joint programmes, the number of joint programmes per country is also increasing, which indicates that once country offices have identified a joint programme opportunity, there is likelihood that they will identify additional opportunities.
The number of joint programmes in which UNICEF participates rose from 106 in 2005 to 121 in 2007, in 59 countries compared to 46 in 2005.
There were a number of joint programmes and parallel activities between UNDP and UNIFEM.
Number of Joint Programmes formulated with UN-Women participation and/or assistance that are providing coherent UNCT support to national gender equality priorities.
An increased number of joint programmes with partner organizations and agencies, in particular international financial institutions;
Number of joint programmes that incorporate the objectives of multilateral environmental agreements in addressing the poverty-environment linkages, Dec. 2003: three, Dec. 2005: four, Dec. 2007: eight.
Iii Increased number of joint programmes for the harmonized and integrated delivery of essential services and reform of State institutions.
Increased number of joint programmes to further develop transit infrastructure and their efficient use.
Increased number of joint programmes to further develop transit infrastructure and their efficient use.
Increased number of joint programmes with the multilateral environmental agreements which address the links between poverty and the environment.