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Training programmes can also help to motivate people to action.
Well designed revenue systems,as well as resource and land use taxation programmes, can also make important fiscal contributions.
These types of programmes can also include" dependents" under their coverage.
On the other hand, well-designed REDD-related forestry programmes can also support indigenous peoples' rights, discussed below.
Linkages programmes can also respond to needs of governments to facilitate small-scale suppliers.
At the same time, these and other technical assistance programmes can also spotlight concrete examples of UNCTAD' s impact in the field.
Such programmes can also lead to women accessing other programmes and resources to address violence against them.
Long-term research programmes can also be assigned to outside scholars.
Such programmes can also empower young people to adopt healthy behaviours, with lifelong benefits for themselves and for society at large.
Victim protection programmes can also be specifically tailored better to support victims of servile marriage.
Sport programmes can also foster social inclusion within cultures by overcoming discrimination against and social marginalization of women and disabled persons.
Various income support programmes can also play a role in addressing short-term price shocks and associated dramatic income fluctuations.
These programmes can also empower them to understand and assert their rights, increasing girls' ability to avoid early and forced marriage and stay in school.
(c) Rural electrification programmes can also help promote the development of the energy sector and ensure greater export diversification.
Joint programmes can also reduce overlap in activities such as materials development, training of field workers and cost of field surveys, while ensuring a more complete set of data.
National forest programmes can also provide a mechanism for cross-institutional coordination and stakeholder engagement.
Restitution programmes can also enhance development aims by means of concrete instruments, such as titles.
As experience has shown, sport programmes can also be supportive of internal political stabilization and social integration after periods of conflict.
Such broad, nutrition-sensitive programmes can also be vehicles for more direct action, such as ensuring that schools offer nutrition as a subject in their curricula.
These programmes could also be kept in the above-mentioned inventory.
Mobilizing financial support forimplementation of integrated human settlement plans and programmes could also take an integrated approach.
The Bali package and the Doha Round work programme could also support the delivery of sustainable development goals, for example in the area of financing.
The Nairobi work programme can also provide a valuable opportunity for furthering methodological efforts relating to insurance in the context of climate change adaptation.
If designed carefully, such programmes could also contribute to greening of economic and productive capacity.
The programme could also be expanded to provide opportunities for the exchange of skills between Platform-supporting institutions and relevant institutions new to the Platform.
The programme could also support the strengthening of the legal framework related to the control and movement of small arms.
Such programmes could also promote sustainable development, which itself was based on the synergy between economic growth, social equity, and the preservation of natural resources.
The programmes could also raise awareness on specific issues, such as violence against women, and thus yield a broader and more immediate benefit to society at large.
In this regard, a support activities programme could also underpin the potential benefits of the move between informal and formal working methods, without jeopardizing the maintenance of this necessary expertise.