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SPKC main goal has been to develop and manage the registration of cadastre and land at the central level.
An important element in the respective programmes for the Transport andCommunication Decade of ESCAP and ESCWA has been to develop transport and communications linkages between the two regions and on to Europe.
The priority since then has been to develop an acquisition programme for the library and to strengthen the research capability of the collection.
From September 2008 to November 2010, the Lebanese leaders engaged in a national dialogue,the main mandate of which has been to develop a national defence strategy that would address the issue of weapons outside the control of the State.
The ILO strategy, therefore, has been to develop and promote models of intervention to combat child labour at both the regional and national levels.
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A key objective of infrastructure activities has been to develop independence from government subsidies.
The project‘s goal has been to develop valid and reliable indicators that can be used for monitoring and evaluating perinatal health in the EU.
The approach used until recently by most agencies has been to develop discrete, time-limited, self-contained projects.
The trend has been to develop the implementing legislation in accordance with the EU directives dealing with drinking water, sanitation, water management, bathing water and wastewater treatment.
The central focus of the Senior Advisory Group's work has been to develop a credible, predictable, equitable reimbursement system.
The project objective has been to develop a social policy index(SPI) based on a framework that takes into account the multiple roles of social policy in terms of redistribution, production, reproduction and protection.
The main objective of the EU's Cluster on Land Use andTransport Research(LUTR) has been to develop planning tools and assessment methodologies that are affordable, effective and accessible.
Thus, the OFC focus has been to develop a basic system that ensures that all national and international events attended and/or organized are properly documented and disseminated.
In the past four years, owing to the proliferation of violence against women and young girls,a major concern for the organization has been to develop services geared specifically to women in the throes of family violence, such as two shelters for battered women and their children, hotlines to assist women and legal advice bureaux to provide counsel in dangerous situations.
The goal has been to develop activities that are tailored to the specific needs of individual countries or small groups of countries, with a focus on those actions specific to each party that it deems necessary to enable it to implement the Convention fully.
Within this frame the guiding idea of the group has been to develop the procedure in a user-friendly way, following the logical line of work of an emission test.
One key focus has been to develop and implement planning and assessment tools for crisis situations that can help national and international partners formulate a common framework for recovery.
One of the secrets of this international success has been to develop a fully customisable, all-in-one solution, designed to integrate with our customers existing product platforms.
The goal of this process has been to develop global indicators to support monitoring child rights abuses within justice systems and evaluating progress to create protective structures for children in conflict with the law.
Since the Chernobyl accident in 1986, a major challenge for the IAEA has been to develop and consolidate international rules and measures relating to nuclear safety and radiation protection into a global nuclear safety regime.
In 2006, the focus has been to develop a protection-monitoring mechanism to gain better access to the IDP population and establish networks that can improve response to protection and assistance needs.
The group's central role has been to develop and advocate for common norms and standards for all United Nations evaluations.
A principal objective has been to develop modalities for interaction among the political, peace-keeping and humanitarian components of United Nations operations in complex emergencies while establishing procedures governing cooperation, information, joint planning and logistics.
A central focus of the work of the Evaluation Office has been to develop knowledge products relevant to the needs of practitioners and to enter into partnerships to promote knowledge networks and joint interventions critical to the achievement of development outcomes.
One part of the project has been to develop a national strategy for road safety and in this context the project, among other statistical information, needs reliable and detailed statistical data on road accidents.
The role of the UNITAR/MEDALUS programme has been to develop an institutional link between the wealth of research results and the decision makers who are confronting the problems of environmental degradation and sustainable development in countries around the world.
One goal under the programme- from 2003- has been to develop family planning consultancy to promote responsibility in decision making on having children, to prevent frequent chronic illnesses and to prevent unwanted pregnancy.
While one of the main goals of the project has been to develop partnerships with developing countries, communications outlets in developed States, such as Australia, Belgium, Ireland and the United States of America, have also expressed an interest in receiving and broadcasting the daily feeds from United Nations Radio.
From September 2008 to November 2010, the Lebanese leaders engaged in a national dialogue,the main mandate of which has been to develop a national defence strategy that would address the issue of weapons outside the control of the State. President Sleiman reconvened the national dialogue on 31 March 2014, after the formation of a new Government on 15 February 2014 under the leadership of the Prime Minister, Tammam Salam.
Its mandate had been to develop robust and transparent technical methodologies that would withstand challenges and thereby ease the Assembly's burden in that respect.