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The project has contributed to the development of partnerships between NGOs.
The European Union/Tribunal Project has contributed to this success.
The project has contributed to preventing exploitation, abuse and military recruitment.
The Committee will assess the extent to which the pilot project has contributed to improved presentation once it has been completed.
The project has contributed to opening up new market opportunities for almost 3,000 small farmers.
The integrated urban infrastructure development support project has contributed significantly to capacity-building at the provincial level.
The project has contributed to the trade facilitation/e-business work of UNECE in several areas.
The'América Latina Genera, knowledge management for gender equality' regional project has contributed significantly to strengthening institutional capacity to develop regional cooperation in the generation and use of knowledge on gender.
The project has contributed to deepening democracy in Sierra Leone by strengthening the capacity and professionalization of the Political Parties Registration Commission and of political parties.
The FEM TRAINING NET project has contributed to the establishment of a network on education and training of girls and women.
The LADA project has contributed to the development of indicator tools to assist in meeting the need for reliable indicators to better understand the significance of desertification.
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The project has contributed to increasing the number of States becoming parties to the international legal counter-terrorism instruments and the elaboration of new or revised counter-terrorism legislation.
Perhaps more important,however, the project has contributed to the Department's overall goal of generating understanding about the United Nations among millions of listeners across the globe.
Overall, the project has contributed to addressing issues which may have a fundamental bearing on the future of the EU/Mediterranean countries, which include.
One presentation highlighted how the NEEDS project has contributed to the development of a national framework for adaptation and called for an extension of the project to other developing countries.
The project has contributed to a more active discussion of water quality issues in the region and a regional plan for further development of cooperation in this area was presented during the Astana Ministerial Conference in September 2011.
In addition, the project has contributed to the creation of the Observatorio Nacional de Juventud National Observatory for Young People.
The project has contributed to stopping industrial timber extraction, avoiding slash-and-burn agriculture, generating substantial benefits to climate, biodiversity and communities, and addressing the issue of leakage.
The Lesotho Highlands Water Project has contributed to the development and use of specialized expertise in the construction of hydropower plants, tunnels and dams, water and sewage plants, roads, bridges, hotels and municipal works.
The project has contributed to the rehabilitation of road infrastructure and of 58 local irrigation schemes, known as karezes, which have provided employment and alternative income to affected communities.
To date, the project has contributed to several joint activities between the north and the south to promote HIV/AIDS awareness.
Emphasizing that the project has contributed to the integration of the Serbian transport network into the EU one, Degert said that Serbia had a central position in the Balkans, along with Corridor 10 and other important arteries.
The work of the global project has contributed to increasing the number of States becoming parties to the international legal counter-terrorism instruments and the elaboration of new or revised counter-terrorism legislation.
The proof-of-principle project has contributed to strengthening of laboratory capacity and to the introduction of bacteriological diagnostics in routine medical care, thereby forming a basis for a national AMR surveillance network and participation in CAESAR.
The project has contributed to the identification, preparation and approval of World Bank and IDB loans in the amount of US$ 310 million approved to date and another US$ 474 million under consideration by the banks.
The project has contributed to a more active discussion of water quality issues in the region and a regional plan for further development of cooperation in this area was presented during the Astana Ministerial Conference in September 2011.
The project has contributed to progress towards the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals, especially on poverty eradication, gender equality, environmental sustainability and global partnership for development.
Through targeted training, the project has contributed to capacitybuilding for over 400 Iraqis from the Government, civil society and local communities in water quality management, IWRM, phytotechnology applications, wetland management and sustainable sanitation.
The project has contributed to the conservation of tropical forests and their biological and cultural diversity, lowering carbon emissions caused by forest burning, enhanced economic opportunities to local communities and strengthened capacity to manage resource use in indigenous lands.