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This policy was developed through consultative processes led by the DCD.
As a result, the Diversity and Employment Equity Policy was developed in May 2002.
The Policy was developed in 1997 and the principal provisions cover.
A total of 150 urgent cases were settled, and a legal aid policy was developed UNICEF.
The National Youth Policy was developed for the period 2005 to 2010.
UNMIS participated in a three-day workshop held in Rumbek during which an SPLA HIV/AIDS policy was developed.
A national youth policy was developed and was accepted by the Government.
Although the National Council of Women(NCW) expressed their preference to keep the Women's Policy, the new Gender Policy was developed in consultation with the NCW.
The policy was developed in consultation with women's groups and a range of diverse stakeholders.
It would be helpful to mention in the letter that the policy was developed after 2 years of consultation and debate.
A donations policy was developed and communicated to Member States on 5 January 2009.
From January to March 2010, the Representative supported the development of a draft national policy on internal displacement in Kenya by providing technical support to the Government-led Protection Working Group on Internal Displacement,under whose auspices the policy was developed.
The National Gender Policy was developed through a collaborative effort between government and civil society.
This policy was developed because the State parry considers that children are a vulnerable group and it attaches great importance to their interest.
In response to a request by the Special Committee on Peacekeeping Operations in 2007, a policy was developed that allows heads of mission to place individually deployed military and police officers, who are not covered by force protection arrangements, under the provisions of the United Nations security management system.
This policy was developed to streamline the delivery of health, nutrition and educational services in order to improve children's survival and ability to thrive.
The Education Regulations were reviewed with the result that a policy was developed that facilitates the retention rate of girls, by allowing the return of the girl child to school after pregnancy thus addressing the issue of girls being kept out of school due to pregnancy.
The policy was developed through a consultative process in the various regions of the country as well as consultations with government departments, industry and farmers' organizations.
This Regulation on the Information Policy was developed in accordance with the laws of the Republic of Uzbekistan"On Joint Stock Companies and Protection of Shareholder Rights" and"On the Securities Market", Cabinet of Ministers Decrees of 02.07.2014.
The policy was developed in consultations with the tripartite social partners and other stakeholders through the former Labour Advisory Board and the new Employment Relations Advisory Board.
The Gender Policy was developed in consultation with women working in agriculture, women extension workers, women's organizations as well as other relevant stakeholders.
The policy was developed and approved by the Executive Board at its annual session 2006, and is consistent with General Assembly resolution 59/250 and the norms and standards for evaluation set by UNEG in April 2005.
The first food policy was developed in 1981 with the major objective of maintaining broad self-sufficiency in the main foodstuffs to ensure equitable distribution of food of nutritional value to all citizens.
The policy was developed and approved by the UNDP Executive Board at the 2006 annual session, and is consistent with General Assembly resolution 59/250 and the norms and standards for evaluation set by UNEG of April 2005.
The policy was developed and endorsed by the UNDP Executive Board at the 2006 annual session, and is consistent with General Assembly resolution 59/250 and the norms and standards for evaluation set by the United Nations Evaluation Group of April 2005.
This policy was developed after two years of research and consultation, and it is in line with the views of other international organizations and institutions, such as WHO, UNAIDS, UNFPA, UNDP, World Bank, Global Alliance Against Trafficking in Women(GAATW), Human Rights Watch and the OSF.
He indicates that the policy was developed in close consultation with the oversight bodies, various organizations of the United Nations system and selected Secretariat departments, and that it provides a consistent and comprehensive risk management methodology designed to address both the strategic risks associated with the execution of the Organization's mandates and objectives and the risks inherent in the daily operations that support the achievement of those mandates.
These policies were developed in collaboration with leaders of ethnic communities.
Cultural policy is developed and applied essentially by the Ministry of Culture, Youth Affairs and Sports.
Policies are developed through a grass-roots process of consultation and debate.