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The creative learning programme has expanded with incredible rapidity.
In order to expand COMPAL ' s range of activities and establish synergies for the activities initiated during the first year of COMPAL II,building on the name COMPAL, the programme has expanded to include a group of partner countries.
Between its inception and 2013, the programme has expanded its coverage to 24 federal entities.
This programme has expanded over the years and is currently implemented in 13,247 villages in 61 districts spread over 9 states.
Following its remarkable success in Israel, the programme has expanded to Cameroon, Jordan, Rwanda and Haiti.
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The Container Programme has expanded from its 2006 pilot sites in Ecuador to sites in Ghana, Pakistan and Senegal.
While the community-based organization loan programme was initiated by the women 's programme centres, the programme has expanded and, during the past year, three community-based rehabilitation centres issued credit to persons with disabilities in Jordan.
The programme has expanded from 9 to 13 countries, while the regional integrated system will cover 17 countries(the majority of which are States members of the zone).
In his overview report, the Secretary-General emphasizes the strategic importance of learning and career development in building a global, dynamic and adaptable workforce and states that, over the last 10 years, the Organization 's learning programme has expanded significantly to offer staff a wide range of opportunities for developing management and leadership capacity, improving communication and conflict-resolution skills, better managing human and financial resources and upgrading substantive skills(A/67/324, paras. 56 and 57).
The Programme has expanded the use of other control methods, carrying out up to three times the amount of indoor residual spraying than was previously the case.
To combat this decline, the programme has expanded its infrastructure in Jordan and the Syrian Arab Republic, from two branch offices at the start of the biennium to six at the 18-month point.
The Business Linkages Programme has expanded to nine countries: Argentina, Brazil, the Dominican Republic, Mozambique, Peru, Uganda, the United Republic of Tanzania, Viet Nam and Zambia.
Since then, the programme has expanded to provide a range of research and training involving mid- and senior-level UN staff; diplomats; indigenous peoples ' representatives; and civil society and military personnel.
Since then, the Programme has expanded to provide a range of research and training activities involving mid- and senior-level United Nations staff, diplomats, indigenous peoples ' representatives, and civil society and military personnel.
Since then, the programme has expanded to provide a range of research and training involving mid- and senior-level United Nations staff, diplomats, minority and indigenous peoples ' representatives, and civil society and military personnel.
Since then, the programme has expanded to provide a range of research and training involving mid-level and senior-level United Nations staff, diplomats, indigenous peoples ' representatives, regional organization staff and civil society representatives.
Since then, the quality education programme has expanded to include all nationally registered preschools and, in partnership with the Ministry of Education, has supported the establishment of 20 atoll-based Teacher Resource Centres.
Since then, the Programme has expanded to provide a range of research and training involving mid- and senior-level United Nations staff, diplomats, indigenous peoples ' representatives, regional organization staff and civil society representatives.
Indoor residual spraying programmes have expanded considerably in recent years.
Women 's commissariats were created as a pilot project in 1994, and the programme had expanded to the extent that there were now 32 such commissariats throughout the country.
Since 1 January 2006, its programmes have expanded to include Morocco and South Africa. The organization has also expanded its offices into Canada.
Publication programmes have expanded and new regional and national institutions for the promotion and protection of human rights have been developed.
In the previous three years, microcredit programmes had expanded in scope and were expected to serve approximately one million clients by 2005.
Those social development programmes have expanded to include Cameroon, Chad, Albania, Poland, Slovakia, India, Mexico, the Philippines, Indonesia, Romania, Costa Rica and Haiti.
The Teenage Mothers Programme began modestly by targeting 30 participantsin 1986; by 1999, the programme had expanded to accommodate 75 direct project beneficiaries.
Fund programmes have expanded key services delivery, with 2 million people receiving HIV anti-retroviral treatment, 4.6 million provided effective tuberculosis treatment and 70 million insecticide-treated bed nets distributed.
These social development programmes have expanded to include Ethiopia, Cameroon, Chad, Albania, Poland, Slovakia, Romania, India, Mexico, the Philippines, Indonesia, Costa Rica, Haiti, Guatemala, Madagascar and Iraq.
These social development programmes have expanded to include Cameroon, Chad, Albania, Poland, Slovakia, India, Mexico, the Philippines, Indonesia, Cost Rica, Haiti, Guatemala and Madagascar.
Joint implementation programmes have expanded significantly: the secretariat of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change reported to the Conference of the Parties to the Convention at its second meeting 32 ongoing or planned AIJ activities worldwide. See Joint Implementation Quarterly(Groningen, the Netherlands, JIN Foundation).
Governments have moved to accord high priority to child survival and health; the work of non-governmental organizations and of the private sector has expanded; community participation has increased, and families have been empowered by gaining greater knowledge and skills about utilizing low-cost, easily available life-saving technologies for their children; bilateral and multilateral agencies have mobilized greater resources for childsurvival and health interventions; and immunization, nutrition and reproductive health programmes have expanded.