Examples of using Increased number of programmes in English and their translations into Arabic
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Increased number of programmes evaluated".
(iii) Increased number of programmes evaluated.
(ii) Increased number of programmes evaluated and inspected.
(ii) Increased number of programmes and projects implemented under those memorandums of understanding.
(ii) Increased number of programmes in the United Nations system devoted to social development issues.
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(ii) Increased number of programmes in the United Nations system devoted to not fully addressed social development issues.
(ii) Increased number of programmes in the United Nations system devoted to social development issues not fully addressed.
(b)(i) Increased number of programmes and projects jointly undertaken and completed with the East African RECs at the subregional and country levels.
(b)(i) Increased number of programmes and projects jointly undertaken and completed with the respective regional economic communities at the subregional and country levels.
(b)(i) Increased number of programmes and projects jointly undertaken and completed with respective RECs and other partners at the subregional and country levels.
(b)(i) Increased number of programmes and projects jointly undertaken and completed with respective Central African RECs at the subregional and country levels.
(b)(i) Increased number of programmes and projects jointly undertaken and completed with the East African Regional Economic Communities at the subregional and country levels.
(b)(i) Increased number of programmes and projects jointly undertaken and completed with respective regional economic communities and other partners at the subregional and country levels.
(b)(i) Increased number of programmes and projects jointly undertaken and completed with the respective regional economic communities and other partners at the subregional and country levels.
(b)(i) Increased number of programmes and projects jointly undertaken and completed with respective regional economic communities and other partners at the subregional and country levels.
(d) Increased number of programmes implemented by United Nations country teams and human rights components of United Nations peace missions in support of national human rights protection systems.
(b) Increased number of programmes and projects jointly undertaken with the regional economic communities, intergovernmental organizations and other stakeholders to deepen regional integration at the subregional and country levels.
(c) Increased number of programmes and projects jointly undertaken with the regional economic communities, intergovernmental organizations and other stakeholders to deepen regional integration at the subregional and country levels.
(ii) Increased number of programmes or public policies adopted by the countries of the region in response to the agreements of the eleventh session of the Regional Conference on Women in Latin America and the Caribbean.
(ii) Increased number of programmes with adequate monitoring systems to measure progress in reducing casualty rates and to identify survivors of landmines/ explosive remnants of war at the national and community levels.
(e) Increased number of programmes implemented by United Nations country teams and human rights components of United Nations peace missions in support of national human rights protection systems, in cooperation with requesting countries.
(b) Increased number of programmes to improve security of tenure for all, including for vulnerable groups, women, youth and indigenous people, implemented by partner local and national governments and other Habitat Agenda partners.
(e) Increased number of programmes implemented by United Nations country teams and human rights components of United Nations peace missions in support of national human rights protection systems, in cooperation with requesting countries.
The Ministry of Culture financed increasing numbers of programmes in support of minority groups each year.
Information provided by the United Nations system shows that an increasing number of programmes and agencies of the United Nations system paid attention to gender aspects in development and continue to provide support to Palestinian women, in particular in the field of conference follow-up, income generation, health, education and training.
Several Governments, United Nations agencies,international organizations and NGOs have initiated an increasing number of programmes in affected countries like Sierra Leone, Uganda, Liberia, Sudan and Sri Lanka, in order to identify child soldiers, obtain their release and demobilization, and to provide them with physical and psychological support and education in order to facilitate their return to normal life.