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It can be assumed that the programme contributed to this positive development.
The programme contributed to the elaboration of the National Strategy for Food Security.
In the area of population and development strategies, the programme contributed to long-term advocacy on population issues.
Thus, the programme contributed to restructuring of the German economy.
In the area of population and development strategies, the programme contributed to greater commitment from the Government on population issues.
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The programme contributed to a reduction in the sex-ratio at birth in 2005.
Despite challenges regarding national ownership of the programme, particularly in the area of budgetary allocations, the programme contributed to reducing maternal mortality by repositioning family planning in the national development agenda and improving emergency obstetric care and newborn care.
This programme contributed to the normalization of life, especially in Monrovia.
D Longterm unemployment This programme contributed to the development of the"ERGO" actionresearch programme(chapter 1);
The programme contributed to the professional, social and cultural development of citizens.
In the area of gender, the programme contributed to the formulation and approval of a strategic plan on gender issues.
The programme contributed to attracting more than 10 million Euros worth of investments in economic and social projects, as well as the creation of nearly 100 new businesses and more than 700 new jobs.
At the operational level, the programme contributed to the promotion of formal and informal coordination mechanisms between various ministries and institutions.
The programme contributed to a better understanding of Forest Ecosystem Services SEF.
The programme contributed to the Indicators of Forest Ecosystem Functioning(IFEF) project.
The programme contributed to the development of systems for expanding comprehensive early childhood care.
The programme contributed to dissemination of 279 disaggregated child-related indicators, using DevInfo.
The programme contributed to development by in creasing the women's“choices, capabilities and freedoms” Sen 1999.
The programme contributed to the achievement of MDG 1, poverty reduction, giving priority to disadvantaged populations.
The programme contributed to the increased number of ratifications of the 12 international conventions from 43 to 75.
The programme contributed to the decrease in measles-related mortality from 258 reported deaths in 2001 to 25 in 2004.
The programme contributed to efforts to enhance collaboration and information sharing capabilities for both staff and others.
The programme contributed to reducing the number of children in residential institutions by 43 per cent-- surpassing the 30 per cent target.
The programme contributed to enhancing the role of digital content as a means of increasing access by citizens to information.
The programme contributed to the effective implementation of integrated local child protection systems at municipal and community levels.
The programme contributed to increasing female recruits, from an average of 4 recruits in the first 30 educational support classes to over 100 by 2009.
While the programme contributed to strengthening the role of women at the grassroots level, it needs to further raise their profile so as to enable them to participate more effectively in decision-making at local and national levels.
This programme contributes to the United Nations Development Assistance Framework(UNDAF), 2012-2016.
This programme contributes a great deal to mutual understanding.
The programme contributes to SDGs.