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The regional programme has supported an enabling environment to facilitate the exchange of South-South solutions.
At the local community level,the Global Environment Facility Small Grants Programme has supported community-based approaches through grants of up to $50,000.
A global field programme has supported activities related to obsolete pesticides in 93 countries.
Given the priority accorded to radioas the most important medium in Rwanda, the outreach programme has supported Rwandan journalists who broadcast on a daily basis from Arusha.
The Programme has supported the establishment of mechanisms for precursor control in a number of countries in other regions, among them Bolivia, Colombia and Peru.
In the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, a joint programme has supported reintegration by facilitating dialogue and conflict resolution.
The law reform programme has supported the work of the Commission to comment on priority legislation and the promotion of a consultative approach to law reform in Palestine.
During 2004 and the first half of 2005, the Programme has supported a wide range of activities falling under the Code of Conduct thematic areas.
In addition, the programme has supported a very successful Caribbean Private Sector Disaster Coordinating Committee comprised of regional government, private, and voluntary agency membership.
It reports that to date, this programme has supported 580 projects that foster a greater sense of togetherness or community spirit.
The law reform programme has supported the work of the Commission to comment on priority legislation that the programme covers, by promoting a consultative approach to law reform in Palestine.
In the area of policy development, the Programme has supported a series of regional workshops and consultations which led to the preparation of a regional economic strategy for the 1990s and beyond.
The Australian aid programme has supported Bougainvillean women ' s participation in conflict resolution and the peace process by facilitating women ' s attendance at peace talks and funding the Leitana Nehan Women ' s Development Agency.
The joint UN-HABITAT/UNEP Sustainable Cities Programme has supported the development of socalled" environmental profiles" in cities preparing to become participants in the Programme. .
In addition, the programme has supported analysis and advocacy-level activities through a variety of initiatives such as studies, regional workshops and conferences on various issues, including conflict management, public sector ethics, reinventing government in Africa, and human rights, as well as promoting improved human development reports.
The Caribbean Environment Programme has supported curriculum development for Caribbean schools through a partnership with the Caribbean Examinations Council.
GEF small grants programme has supported grass-roots activities in two local communities in Barbados to construct community garbage chutes to reduce solid-waste contamination of nearby rivers, a marine reserve, and sanitary facilities to prevent contamination of a mangrove swamp.
Since 2005, the Human Health programme has supported approximately 220 training courses covering all areas of its work that have been attended by more than 3000 trainees.
In Tanzania, the programme has supported active participation of key stakeholders in the PRSP process, including through specific activities with civil society organizations, members of parliament, women and men living with HIV, young people, and the private sector, resulting in agreement on the criteria for the engagement of stakeholders in the PRSP mainstreaming process.
The Strategy African outreach programme has supported the development of activities and educational material concerning linkages of disaster reduction with governance, water and the environment.
Over the past four years, the programme has supported more than 60 United Nations country teams in developing their capacity and that of national partners in strengthening national protection systems.
In Honduras, a United Nations inter-agency programme has supported a policy road map for children and youth called Ruta Social para un Buen Gobierno por la Infancia, Adolescencia y Yuventud.
Environmental sustainability 62. The UNDP Small Grants Programme has supported 15 local and national sustainable projects, directly managed by indigenous organizations or nongovernmental organizations working with indigenous groups.
(c) Children ' s rights and child protection. The programme has supported an assessment of social services to children in need of care and protection and, with the finalization of ICRC reports, brought increased awareness with regard to child abuse prevention.
With respect to paragraph 156, the AECI Indigenous Programme has supported the organization of a preparatory workshop for the sixth session of the Permanent Forum on lands, territories and natural resources, which will be held in Argentina in early 2007.
Its national counter-terrorism capacity-building programme had supported the work of UNODC in the area of counterfeiting in Asia and the efforts of the Terrorism Prevention Branch to strengthen the legal regime against terrorism in the Americas.
During that period, the EU youth programmes had supported about 18,000 projects involving more than 260,000 young people and persons active in the field of youth work or youth policy.
By July 2013 the programme had supported 584 projects which received $40,000 each, space office and local support- without taking equity in exchange for moving to Chile- for six months to build their company.
In Ghana and the United Republic of Tanzania,the Department of Economic and Social Affairs technical cooperation programmes have supported several national institutions in their work towards strengthening capacity for the start-up and development of small-scale enterprises in a wide range of economic sectors and regions.
To varying degrees and depending on specific needs,UNICEF country programmes have supported the preparation of subnational programmes, the assessment of costs and resources, the strengthening of implementation and management mechanisms, the improvement of monitoring methods and indicators and the translation of national and subnational programmes of action into annual activities and budgets through workshops, studies, technical assistance and continuous contacts between UNICEF staff and their national counterparts.
