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This programme will be implemented in 1994.
Implementation of this programme will begin in 2008.
This programme will help improve health care delivery in space.
The re-opening of this programme will soon be scheduled.
This programme will be extended as a way of strengthening regional cooperation.
He notes however that the number of visas issues under this programme will remain at the discretion of member States.
This programme will integrate the UNCDF contribution in respect of water supply.
Consequently, through its support to NEPAD, this programme will contribute to the implementation of the Millennium Development Goals in Africa.
This programme will also enhance the quality of life and raise the standard of living of our people.
In the light of the above, specific tasks of the Secretariat under this programme will continue to be focused on the provision of support, on request, in respect of.
This programme will also serve as a model for increasing lateral movement and mobility at all levels;
While it is too early in the process to predict a time-frame,we are confident that this programme will provide new tools for use around the world in the not-too-distant future.
This programme will certainly strengthen the progress already made and the achievements in the areas of equal opportunity and equality.
With the gradual reduction of funds available frominternational and non- governmental sources, expenditure on this programme will have to be maintained at a very high level if the gains made so far are not to be lost.
If approved, this programme will be implemented during 2012.
The Committee welcomes the information that the State party, in collaboration with UNICEF, has developed JAMSTATS, a database collecting disaggregated data and using several child rights indicators on the basis ofchildinfo(the UNICEF database management software), and that this programme will be launched in July 2003.
UNDP funding for this programme will not continue in 1998.
This programme will require intense action in Benin, Gabon and Senegal, which are jointly financing a project that is also supported by Belgium.
Persons who complete this programme will be deployed to schools in interior locations.
This programme will require additional donor funding, however, if it is to further expand its activities to respond to evolving needs.
Any further delay in implementing this programme will simply play into the hands of the drug barons, and more of our people will get drawn into this criminal trade.
This programme will certainly be instrumental in the success of our anti-malaria effort, as it will guarantee prompt diagnosis and treatment.
We firmly believe that this programme will make a significant contribution to peaceful cooperation and will support of our efforts to combat drug-trafficking.
This programme will support the weakest and poorest rural and rural-urban gminas in pursuing a social policy, and will involve 500 of the poorest gminas in eastern Poland.
From its current coverage of eight developing countries, this programme will be significantly expanded, through new technical cooperation projects and a wide range of awareness-creation activities, including publications, the establishment of an internet platform, and the development of training programmes and workshops.
Finally, this programme will allow France to become an advocate of the most satisfactory, most stringent, version of the test-ban Treaty.
We believe that this programme will provide the necessary lead time to the various entities of the United Nations system to focus their efforts on the important themes chosen by the Council.
This programme will provide support to country offices programming in the field of human rights and will help to develop 10-15 innovative human rights projects at the country level.
This programme will be implemented by the Greek Manpower Employment Organization during the period 2004-2006, and, for this reason, a fruitful co-operation between the General Secretariat for Gender Equality and the Greek Manpower Employment Organization has already taken place.
This programme will, we believe, facilitate the design and piloting of methodologies which other new or restored democracies can use for the preparation of their national action plans, country information notes and democracy indicator databases, as agreed under the Ulaanbaatar Plan of Action.