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The Programme prepared an analysis of potential risks.
For You, a twice weekly radio and television programme prepared by the General Women's Federation.
The programme prepared a draft validation and verification manual that is currently under consideration by the CDM Executive Board.
UNDP has provided financial support to strengthen the National Demobilization Committee's capacity to implement the programme prepared by the World Bank.
This is a regular weekly 60-minute programme prepared in Zagreb in cooperation with all the regional studios.
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UNDP has provided financial support to strengthen the National Demobilization Committee's capacity to implement the programme prepared by the World Bank.
The programme prepared nine documents for the twentieth session of the SBSTA and provided substantive support to the negotiations during the session.
The Committee also adopted its programme of work(ECE/TRANS/2006/5)for the period 2006-2010 including the draft programme prepared by SC.1 TRANS/SC.1/377, Annex 3.
A concept is a strategy,policy plan or programme prepared by a public authority and subsequently approved by a public authority.
The Nippon Foundation's latest effort in that regard was the establishment of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations(ASEAN) Institute on Disability and Public Policy(IDPP), which offered the world's first accessible, virtual master's degree programme on disability andpublic policy; the programme prepared young people with disabilities for work in the field of public policy.
The programme prepared a contribution for the substantive report on the review and assessment of air pollution effects and their recorded trends.
By its resolution 59/217, the General Assembly, inter alia, called upon the international community to respond to the 2005 joint appeal of the United Nations and the Government of Ethiopia for emergency assistance for Ethiopia, covering food and non-food needs,encouraged the international community to support the programme prepared by the New Coalition for Food Security in Ethiopia and called upon all development partners, in cooperation with the Government of Ethiopia, to integrate relief efforts with recovery, asset protection and long-term development.
The programme prepared students for work in international development agencies, NGOs, international organizations, national and international standard-setting bodies.
With the support of an ad hoc intergovernmental advisory group, the Programme prepared a report to enable the Commission to identify concrete action-oriented recommendations on the issues covered by resolution 48/12.
The programme prepared a second synthesis report on technology needs, which was based on 70 technology needs assessment reports and 39 national communications of non-Annex I Parties. An update of the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP) handbook Conducting Technology Needs Assessments for Climate Change has been prepared. .
With the support of the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation, the programme prepared a booklet on"Mountain biodiversity and global change" for the tenth meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity.
The programme prepared'Calls for Action' containing recommendations from the workshops and expert meetings, and communicated them to Nairobi work programme stakeholders for implementation.
For the Executive Board meetings, the programme prepared 174 documents that assisted the Board in developing or revising procedures and standards related to CDM project activities and programmes of activities PoAs.
The programme prepared side events and question-and-answer sessions on JI during the last three sessions of the subsidiary bodies and established a website that includes webcasts from JISC meetings and information on JI projects.
Regarding the review of drug control legislation, the Programme prepared for the thirty-eighth session of the Commission a review of“the implementation of the treaty provisions in national legislation, which[INCB] hopes will contribute to providing a basis for the beginning of a general evaluation”.11 Several units within the Programme are contributing to such work.
The programme prepared several mandated reports for SBI 20 and supported the negotiation process during the session in the areas of national communications, financial and technical support, adaptation, and efforts to mitigate climate change.
In order toaddress complex issues in drug control, the Programme prepared studies on the present status of knowledge on the illicit drug industry and the economic and social impact of drug abuse and control, as well as an interim report on the economic and social consequences of drug abuse, presented to the Commission on Narcotic Drugs at its thirty-eighth session, in March 1995.
The programme prepared official documents for consideration by Parties and organized an in-session workshop on mitigation(addressing agriculture, forestry and rural development) and a special event on research during SBSTA 24.
In 1995, in close collaboration with the Palestinian Authority, the Programme prepared the project entitled"Multi-sectoral drug control assistance to the Palestinian Authority", which will provide technical assistance(a) to establish a drug control institutional framework;(b) to reduce the illicit supply of narcotic drugs through improved detection, interdiction and prosecution capacities; and(c) to prevent and reduce drug abuse through improved awareness, treatment and rehabilitation methods.
The programme prepared a first synthesis report of technology needs identified by non-Annex I Parties in 23 technology needs assessments(TNAs) and 25 initial national communications, and organized a workshop on sharing best practices with regard to conducting TNAs.
The programme prepared the financial statements for the biennium 2006- 2007, facilitated the audit by the United Nations Board of Auditors and made the audited financial statements, the report of the auditors and the status of implementation of the audit recommendations available to the Parties at COP 14.
Welcomes the programme prepared by the Coalition for Food Security in Ethiopia, and encourages the international community to support the Coalition in realizing its main objective, namely, breaking the cycle of food aid dependency within the next three to five years, thereby enabling fifteen million vulnerable people to engage in sustainable productive activities;
Following requests by the SBSTA, the programme prepared a report on the workshop on innovative options for financing the development and transfer of technologies, held in October 2005 in Bonn, a synthesis report of technology needs identified in 23 completed TNA reports and 25 national communications from non-Annex I Parties, and a technical paper on applications of environmentally sound technologies for adaptation to climate change.
The programme prepares the children to join the mainstream schools at the appropriate time.
New programmes prepared.