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The Fund continued to outperform in the 7- and 10-year periods.
She also thanked the delegation that had commended UNFPA staff and noted that the Fund continued to emphasize staff training and career development.
The revolving loan fund continued to expand during the period under review.
One of the elements concerning which there were doubts was the proposal to use purchasing power parities for the purposes of the scale,when even the International Monetary Fund continued to use market exchange rates.
The Fund continued to achieve good investment returns with relatively low risk.
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The Advisory Committee was informed that the Fund continued to be one of the most widely diversified pension funds in the world.
The Fund continued to pay attention to development-related investments during the last biennium.
During the reporting period, the Fund continued its mineral exploration activities under very tight financial constraints.
The Fund continued to make efforts to invest in developing countries during the last biennium.
To help in achieving that goal, the Fund continued to adhere to its policy of wide diversification by asset class, geography and currency.
The fund continued to diversify its already broad base with two new donors, Bangladesh and Colombia.
In 2011 Artsakh Investment Fund continued the process of partial subsidy of annual loan interest rates.
The Fund continued to support its Evaluation Network focal points in UNFPA CSTs.
In order to achieve the goals andoutputs specified in the results framework, the Fund continued efforts to strengthen results-based management(RBM) through training, review of systems and tools and the use of such tools as the logical framework logframe.
The Fund continued to provide extensive technical assistance for the effective management of policy reforms in many areas, including public finance, monetary policy, debt management and exchange rate management, as well as in the design of social policies.
In 2013, the Trust Fund continued to support global learning initiatives through its thematic windows.
The Fund continued to increase development-related investments during the last biennium.
The Board noted that the Fund continued to calculate its annual leave liability based on actuarial valuation instead of actual leave data.
The Fund continued with the project's major foundational tasks during 2010-2011, which are described in paragraph 13 of the Board's report.
During 2006/7 the Fund continued to invest the member's funds as provided in the NSSF Act, and as per the Investment policy.
The Fund continued to make efforts to investments in developing countries to the extent that this has been consistent with the interests of participants and beneficiaries.
In 2011, the Trust Fund continued to fund United Nations country teams in support of joint programmes on violence against women and girls.
The Fund continued to be the most widely diversified pension fund that maintained its accounts in United States dollars but had liabilities in many other currencies.
The Board noted that the Fund continued to perform a yearly reconciliation, but generally did not verify the accuracy of the staff information provided by member organizations.
The Fund continued to support the mandates of various United Nations mechanisms, including OHCHR and the special procedures mechanism established by the Human Rights Council.
The International Monetary Fund continued to assist the Government, through a close policy dialogue, in maintaining macroeconomic stability, especially in the area of fiscal policy.
The Fund continued to provide its own financial resources under its different facilities, especially under the structural adjustment facility/enhanced structural adjustment facility, to African countries in support of their structural adjustment programmes.
During the reporting period, the Fund continued to implement and assess the effectiveness of Transformative Agenda protocols relating to its role in system-wide level 3 emergencies the highest Standing Committee emergency designation.
The Fund continued to provide support to middle-income countries, in particular through its surveillance of macroeconomic and financial developments and policies(analysis, consultations, policy advice) and, if needed, by making the its resources temporarily available through its various lending facilities.
Finally, as in previous years, the Fund continued to partner with the International Network for Environmental Compliance and Enforcement and co-sponsored and participated in the eighth Conference in April 2008 in Cape Town, South Africa.