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The focus is on the development of synergies and partnerships and outputs include partnerships and agreements.
These outputs include.
The focus is on the commitment of network members andtheir active participation, and outputs include member contributions;
Outputs include partnerships and agreements.
The focus is on marketing the clearing-house mechanism and its use. Outputs include promotional events and materials;
The expected outputs include revised business plans for the clusters that integrate the outcomes of the Conference.
The focus is on marketing the clearing-house mechanism and its use and outputs include promotional events and materials.
In this regard, 2011 outputs include the development of the online Toolkit on Diversion and Alternatives to Detention.
The focus is on the commitment of network members and their active participation and outputs include member contributions.
The outputs include UNIDO ' s country assessments, which analyze and benchmark the determinants of industrial competitive performance.
The battery indicator shows reliable data on battery status- sensor outputs include current, voltage, temperature, charging and state of health.
The outputs include terms of reference for providers and users, lists of user groups, providers and experts, indicating their expertise, and user profiles and provider profiles;
The focus is on populating a comprehensive, global, selective but non-discriminatory,multi-sectoral network and the outputs include terms of reference for providers and users, lists of user groups, providers and experts, indicating their expertise, user profiles and provider profiles.
Outputs include training in advocacy, electoral systems and networking; a website connecting participants throughout Yemen; small grants competitions; and media campaigns.
During the biennium 2010-2011, significant outputs include Meter II.5, an online tool which enables Governments to identify their perceived strengths and areas that need improvement within their e-government enabling environment, with a view to providing better public service delivery.
Outputs include: substantive servicing of intergovernmental meetings; parliamentary documentation; recurrent and non-recurrent publications; booklets, fact sheets, wall charts, information kits; special events; and the website.
The task forces have completed their mandated work and their outputs include:(a) identification of key elements of the policy framework for pursuing conference goals;(b) recommendations and guidelines for the United Nations system programming;(c) country reviews and case studies;(d) identification of other areas requiring attention(such as the role of civil society; elaboration of statistics and indicators; and the use of information technology); and(e) institutional arrangements for follow-up.
Other outputs include strategic guidelines for working with civil society organizations and youth; materials on advocacy for women ' s rights to land; a handbook on gender mainstreaming in human settlements; a guide to community-based housing finance credit schemes and a number of case studies on financing low-income housing.
Its expected outputs include the development of tools for assessment, capacity-building and victim assistance, inter alia, to assist and strengthen Member States in their efforts to combat trafficking in persons.
The project outputs include decreasing gender discrimination through social, political and economic empowerment of women and girls and strengthening cohesive citizenship in order to engage Government for equitable distribution of resources and accountability of mining companies.
Significant outputs include:" meter 2.5", an online tool that assists Governments in developing an e-government, enabling environment; a toolkit on reconstructing public administration after conflict; and a guide for citizen engagement in managing development.
Initial outputs include the identification of target countries for the development of national platforms, the publication of policy papers for key sectors, joint participation at the fourth World Water Forum in Mexico City, and the development of common strategies for education and biennial campaigns.
The core outputs include:(a) the publication of a review on partnership models in education;(b) a manual to support the monitoring and evaluation of partnerships in the education sector;(c) the creation of a web portal to increase the sharing of information and successful practices; and(d) capacity development activities in Rwanda.
Target outputs include:(a) initiatives implemented to provide basic social services to reintegrating populations;(b) pilot initiative(s) formulated for creating livelihood opportunities for reintegrating populations and implementation begun; and(c) effective policies for recovery and reintegration and management of the process implemented by local and/or regional authorities.
Target outputs include:(a) preparing next NHDR, focusing on national recovery and poverty reduction;(b) producing MDG report(s) through collaboration between UNDP, United Nations organizations and Somali authorities; and(c) Somali authorities identifying and reviewing options for participatory formulation of an interim PRSP.
Target outputs include:(a) law school(s) or training centre(s) established to provide legal and human rights training to new and existing workers in the Somali judiciary system(s);(b) police forces trained in policing standards and human rights; and(c) establishment of legal advisory and/or human rights institutions(e.g. ombudsman) facilitated by UNDP.
Target outputs include:(a) establishing a mine action centre and database;(b)" recovering" land in pilot areas for farming use as a result of mine-marking and prioritized clearance; and(c) setting up a mine and unexploded ordnance action plan on the basis of landmine impact surveys, enabling targeted extension of activities to new areas of the country.
Target outputs include:(a) a database of militias established;(b) options developed and piloted for psycho-social assistance, vocational training and reintegration of ex-combatants/militia;(c) effective strategies and policies on demobilization, disarmament and reintegration implemented by local and/or regional authorities; and(d) legal framework(s) for small arms control established and implemented.
Target outputs include:(a) regional Somali authorities and civil servants trained in parliamentary and ministry-specific practices and standards;(b) administrative and legal frameworks for public financial accounts, standards and accountability proposed and reviewed by regional authorities; and(c) dialogue established between governing authorities on issues of administration, peace and security.