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However, it is too early to obtain a sense of the implementation and impact of such programmes.
However, the Committee regrets the absence of information on the impact of such programmes and on how Moroccan migrant workers living abroad in an irregular situation benefit from them.
Monitoring and evaluation mechanisms have been established to measure the impact of such programmes.
The impact of such programmes on neighbouring developing countries, especially other partners sharing similar South-South cooperation programmes, needs to be taken into account.
Member States had witnessed the very positive impact of such programmes on the situation in Liberia.
While noting the various programmes carried out to promote women's rights,the Committee regrets the lack of information in the report on the impact of such programmes.
The Board urges Governments of member States of the European Union to assess the impact of such programmes on the illicit market for and the abuse of heroin.
The United Nations Ombudsman and Mediation Services recently conducted in-person programmes for staff,which demonstrated the impact of such programmes.
The impact of such programmes on enhancing staff members' ability to discharge their duties should subsequently be evaluated and the efficiency and effectiveness with which such programmes are conducted should be reviewed.
Members asked for further information on actions taken by the Government to mitigate the negative impact of such programmes on women and children.
While all organizations were convinced that their fellowship programmes had contributed to capacity-building in the beneficiary countries,it was often difficult to assess the real impact of such programmes.
The Committee requested the Government to continue providing information on the programmes and measures undertaken or envisaged, in particular those designed to improve the access of women to a wider range of jobs,especially high-level jobs, and the impact of such programmes and measures in ensuring equal remuneration for men and women and in decreasing the gender wage gap.
Undertake studies and develop effective programmes to improve the quality of education and reduce school drop out, especially at the secondary level,and monitor the impact of such programmes;
Given the rapid expansion of the Academy since its launch in 2008, there is now a need for a well-structured monitoring and evaluation mechanism that can provide practical tools andmethodologies to capture the progress and impact of such programmes and to help APCICT partners achieve more focused, need-based and sustainable delivery of ICTD training.
However, there are currently no tracking mechanisms capable of determining the number of ex-combatants and associated groups who have benefited, northe stabilization and security impact of such programmes.
Some representatives noted that the evaluation of prescription programmes tended to focus on the patient and not on the impact of such programmes on society at large.
Encourages Member States to implement programmes preventing the onset of cannabis use, targeting youth,especially children under the age of twelve, to maximize the impact of such programmes;
Human rights principles andapproaches are particularly relevant at a time when efforts are underway to scale up HIV services rapidly because they will help to maximize the reach and impact of such programmes, contributing to the realization of the right to health.
The inventory of rule of law activities(A/63/64) made it clear that much work was being done in relation to capacity-building in Member States, buthe agreed that appropriate tools were needed in order to evaluate the impact of such programmes.
Provide information on the inclusion of education and information regarding the prohibition of torture in the training of personnel mentioned in article 10 of the Convention,as well as on the results and impact of such programmes.
While noting the programmes outlined in the report to improve women's access to health care andto decrease maternal mortality, the Committee is concerned that it has not been provided information about the impact of such programmes and measures.
The State party should strengthen training programmes for law enforcement officials, judges, medical professionals, prosecutorial staff and prison staff on the requirements of the Convention andundertake a comprehensive assessment of the impact of such programmes.
In Botswana, where the Government made prevention of mother-to-child transmission a national priority, the country reduced the infection rate for children born to HIV-infected mothers in 2007 to 4 per cent,demonstrating the feasibility and impact of such programmes in resource-limited settings.
In carrying out these functions, the secretariat should ensure synergies between its GGIP programme and other related activities of the Division and its work on investment policies, especially the investment policy reviews,which will help to ensure that the impact of such programmes is sustainable.
International financial institutions developing and imposing structural adjustment programmes, and Governments implementing those programmes, needed to pay attention to those facts and to formulate andimplement differentiated measures to alleviate the impact of such programmes on women and children.
While welcoming the efforts made by the State party to improve the situation of rural women, such as the Rural Development Sector Strategy, the mechanisms set up by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development,the Committee regrets the lack of statistics provided to evaluate the impact of such programmes.
While the statement made by the delegation of the State party regarding human rights training of judges and law enforcement officials, as well as human rights education at the university level, is welcomed,the information in the written report does not enable the Committee to evaluate the extent and impact of such programmes.
The State party should continue its cooperation with the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, the United Nations and other international and national organizations in elaborating educational programmes for lawenforcement and penitentiaryestablishment officials, and should develop andimplement a methodology to assess the effectiveness and impact of such programmes on the reduction of cases of violence, illtreatment and torture.
A number of religious organizations are bridging the gap by introducing teachings on the family in their religious programmes, butwithout legislative backing, impacts of such programmes are limited, especially in view of the large proportion of non-religious adherence in Kenya.
In relation to the capacity-building programmes available through the United Nations and its agencies,some delegations proposed an evaluation of the impacts of such programmes.