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Adequate financial resources should be devoted to such programmes.
Access to such programmes was based on need, not sex.
Employers must ensure that employees with disabilities have equal access to such programmes.
UNDP has already begun to shift to such programmes and projects in many countries.
In this regard we deem necessary the extension of assistance by the international community to such programmes.
Trainees are admitted to such programmes regardless of whether they have received basic or intermediate general education.
This problem is attested to by the underreporting of information on women's access to such programmes.
This relies on a major extension of voluntary donor funding to such programmes, preferably through unified and un-earmarked channels.
The Committee had been informed by NGOs that the Constitutional Tribunal had failed to counter the lack of access to such programmes.
Crime control elements can often be“built in” to such programmes, but only if the necessary rule of law infrastructure is there to support them.
The State party should also provide information about the resources allocated to such programmes and the average class size.
Developed countries should give practical support to such programmes, and conditions for the transfer of technology, particularly of environmentally sound technologies to developing countries, should be relaxed.
We hope that this will encourage States which still seek to possess deadly WMDs to put an end to such programmes.
Because of the rotation of the Earth,collaboration between networks of robotic telescopes devoted to such programmes may assist in resolving some important contemporary astrophysical problems in.
The lack of rehabilitation and reintegration programmes for women victims of trafficking andthe insufficient resources allocated to such programmes;
Beneficiary countries should contribute their own inputs and their assessment to such programmes so that they may continue to be improved.
Some schools had introduced programmes on reproductive behaviour, adapted to the age of the pupils, butparents were often hostile to such programmes.
This section considers questions of formal structure, criteria andprocedures for both admission to such programmes and termination of protection, and the basic design of witness relocation plans.
Microcredit and other financial instruments have received increasing attention as effective means of empowering the poor, andmany countries have expanded access to such programmes.
This applies to such programmes as the International Programme for the Elimination of Child Labour(IPEC), which is the world's largest technical cooperation programme in this field.
Although studies have documented the effectiveness of harm-reduction programmes in reducing the risk of transmission,fewer than 1 in 10 injecting drug users worldwide currently have access to such programmes.
Women exposed to such programmes, especially younger mothers, were shown to be more likely to both access antenatal care and select health-care providers for delivery who were more skilled.
Other developing countries, by contrast, have not been able to contribute significantly to such programmes and remain largely dependent on external funding sources for population activities.
Fundamental to such programmes is the fact that the risks associated with the investment of any underlying assets as well as the mortality patterns of covered members are fully borne by the plan's sponsor;
At the same time, although there is strong evidence that needle and syringe programmes play a crucial role in theprevention of HIV infection, only in eight countries do prisoners have access to such programmes.
While a need for adjustments to such programmes might well arise on account of changes in financial circumstances or in the national development strategies of recipient countries, they must be agreed with all parties concerned.
The articulation of climate-change-related capacity-building needs in relevant government plans andprogrammes assists in enabling the host government to allocate resources to such programmes.
Governments should allocate financial resources to such programmes and should acknowledge that equalization of opportunities is a right for persons with disabilities and not a privilege that Governments can choose to implement only when there is a surplus of funds;
Since the World Summit for Social Development, microcredit and other financial instruments have received increasing attention as an effective means of empowering the poor andmany countries have expanded access to such programmes.
The LDC programme will continue to give highest priority to such programmes as capacity-building and upstream activities, human resources development with special emphasis on development of entrepreneurship for women, SMIs, investment promotion as well as environmental programmes. .