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The ICTY Outreach Programme has received financial support.
UNDP has also reported extensively on Capacity 21 to the Administrative Committee on Coordination andits Inter-agency Committee for Sustainable Development, and the programme has received their strong endorsement.
To date, the programme has received $684,965 in other resources for child protection.
The ability of the Mine Action Coordination Centre explosive ordinance disposal, medical, survey and mine risk education teams to operate widely in the Baidoa area has demonstratedthat options for national capacity-building still remain viable, given the support the programme has received from all actors in the region, although the worsening security situation has prevented the programme from developing to its full potential due to restrictions on international training staff presence.
The Programme has received PIN 15 million from the 10% reserve of the Labour Fund.
Since the last report of the Secretary-General,dated 7 October 1994(A/49/491), the Programme has received the following contributions totalling $3,125,482, for the period from 1 September 1994 to 31 August 1995.
The programme has received much interest from national human rights institutions worldwide.
Since the last report of the Secretary-General,which was issued on 26 October 1993(A/48/524), the Programme has received the following contributions, totalling $1,898,329, for the period from 1 September 1993 to 31 August 1994.
The programme has received support from the international community through bilateral and multilateral cooperation.
Furthermore, the Board is pleased to note that, since the Board's report on the biennium 1994-1995, the Programme has received audit reports covering some 83 per cent of the $6.1 million expenditure incurred in 1994- 1995, which had not been received at the time of the Board's last report.
The programme has received formal endorsement from 22 governments in the region, and enjoys the active participation of NGOs, public and private institutions and civil society at large.
Since its inception,the Ford Motor Company Conservation and Environmental Grants programme has received support and recognition from various governmental and non-governmental environmental authorities from around the Middle East, including the World Wide Fund for Nature, and the Arab Forum for Environment and Development(AFED).
The programme has received some funding from donors, in addition to that provided by UNDP, which is seeking further contributions to ensure that a minimal support system can be established in due time.
To date, the country programme has received $12,500,000 in other resources, which have been allocated to programmes for health and sanitation, education.
The programme has received further funding, totalling five million Euros, from the Government of Cyprus and the European Union to cover activities for 2009-2010, aiming to clear the remaining minefields in the buffer zone by the end of 2010.
Over the years, the programme has received increasingly more proposals but has been unable, due to a decrease in funding, to approve all of them(see the table below).
The programme has received much interest from national human rights institutions worldwide and has resulted in strong benefits for OHCHR in terms of both substantive expertise and the consolidation of direct contacts with national human rights institution staff globally.
The school feeding programme has received a boost following recent commitments by the World Food Programme, so the nutritional requirements of schoolchildren are met.
The programme has received funding from the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade of Canada, the Royal Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark, the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland, the Federal Foreign Office of Germany, the Royal Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Norway, the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Sweden, the Agency for Development and Cooperation of Switzerland, and the Ford Foundation.
The United Nations Mine Action Programme has received six reports of children being killed and nine reports of child injuries from Anuradhapura, Batticaloa, Trincomalee and Jaffna districts.
To date, the programme has received $16,600,000 in OR, which includes support from the Government of Italy for its core activities and for strengthening IRC cooperation with the Istituto degli Innocenti.
Since its inception, the Programme has received some 300 applications from over 80 States and, including reserve fellows, has made 81 awards to nationals from 49 States, approximately 40 per cent of whom have been female.
The programme has received broad endorsement, for example from the African Employment Planners Meeting held in Abidjan in February 1999 and the Organization of African Unity(OAU) Labour and Social Affairs Commission held in Windhoek in April 1999.
The International" Women and Development" Cooperation Programme has received continued support as part of international development assistance, the objective being to ensure that development projects and programmes take due account at all stages of the participation of women and their access to resources and the benefits of development and that their role in development planning at the national and international levels is recognized.
The UNITAR training programme has received funding from the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade of Canada, the Royal Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark, the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland, the Federal Foreign Office of Germany, the Royal Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Norway, the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Sweden, the Agency for Development and Cooperation of Switzerland, and the Ford Foundation.
Since its official launch in October 2004,the Action 2 global programme has received wide support and interest from donors and potential beneficiary countries and I am encouraged by the increasing number of Resident and Humanitarian Coordinators, UNCTs and Special Representatives of the SecretaryGeneral, who are actively integrating human rights in their work and by applying human rights-based approaches.
Beneficiaries of the programme have received considerable increases in the level of benefits.
Since their inception, all three country programmes have received continuous and considerable technical and financial support from UNDP.
With respect to the funding programmes, during the years covered by this report the following health programmes have received financial support.
The Programme had received valuable technical assistance from the Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining(GICHD) and had been generously supported by many High Contracting Parties, particularly the members of the European Union.