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Global and regional programmes continued to facilitate the exchange of best practices.
The crime prevention and criminal justice technical cooperation programmes continued to grow, covering 36 countries.
United Nations agencies and programmes continued to fulfil their responsibilities and mandates to the best of their abilities.
During the reporting period, United Nations agencies,funds and programmes continued to respond to humanitarian needs.
Education programmes continued to be one of the primary means by which UNRWA promoted the development of girls and women.
United Nations departments, agencies, funds and programmes continued to promote the Convention.
UNICEF country programmes continued to work with multi-religious structures and religious communities to promote the rights of children.
During the reporting period, the United Nations agencies,funds and programmes continued to assess and respond to various emerging humanitarian needs.
The programmes continued to operate through a network of community-based organizations, most of which are physically located within the camps.
The United Nations specialized agencies, funds and programmes continued to facilitate development assistance in programme countries.
To capitalize on the momentum of the launch of the assistance strategy by the Minister of Planning in the previous quarter, United Nations agencies,funds and programmes continued to increase the pace of activities in the country.
United Nations Radio in its news programmes continued to report on the work of the Special Committee and the Fourth Committee.
UNICEF country programmes continued to work with multireligious structures and religious communities to promote the rights of children.
In the informal sector, economic empowerment programmes continued to foster economic empowerment in general, but of women in particular.
United Nations agencies and programmes continued to support the reconstruction process in Iraq from both inside and outside the country.
During the reporting period(2012-2014), the UNIDO technical cooperation programmes continued to focus on policies and structural change methodologies supporting small and medium-sized enterprises.
UNESCO outreach education programmes continued to provide frameworks on stimulating advocacy for peace, respect, tolerance, intercultural dialogue and mutual understanding.
Specialized organizations, funds and programmes continued actively facilitating development assistance to programme countries.
Agencies and humanitarian programmes continued to assist in reconstruction activities, and quick-impact projects were an important element of this assistance.
Implementation of the community policing and crime prevention programmes continued, including a number of courses on drug-abuse prevention and traffic security awareness among schoolchildren of the Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti region.
The UNEP regional seas programmes continued their collaboration with other organizations such as the IAEA Marine Environment Laboratorium, IMO, IOC/UNESCO, GEF and FAO.
The United Nations extensive humanitarian programmes continued to provide essential assistance to Palestinians, particularly in Gaza, despite significant financial constraints.
United Nations agencies, funds and programmes continued to face access challenges, especially delayed processing of travel permits from Khartoum to Abyei.
However, United Nations agencies and programmes continued to face severe restrictions and obstacles that made the delivery of assistance more urgent, but also more difficult.
Girls' secondary education scholarship programmes continue in Ghana and Uganda.
Community health programmes continue to make progress in the promotion of health and longevity.
At the same time, the programme continues to face severe financial difficulties.
The programme continued till 2013.
The Iranian nuclear programme continues to be a matter of grave concern for the EU.
The outreach programme continues to face funding challenges.