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Increased involvement of African experts.
This has resulted in an increased involvement of women in small businesses.
Increased involvement of civil society and the private sector.
Such provision is also critical to ensure men's increased involvement in caregiving.
Increased involvement of civil society organizations in the work of ESCAP.
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It calls for constant vigilance and increased involvement on all levels by the international community.
Increased involvement of national industry and government agencies.
The request indicates that Mauritania's plan foresees the increased involvement of international demining organisations.
Increased involvement of non-governmental organizations in decision-making.
An interesting feature of the latest election was the increased involvement of women; 12 stood as candidates, the biggest number ever to contest an election.
The increased involvement of regional organizations is an encouraging development.
Integration of the investigation function has also led to an increased involvement of the IGO in policy development as well as in advising other functions such as mediation.
The increased involvement of border control authorities in this respect is essential.
Gender must be consideredin all waterrelated issues, including increased involvement of women in all aspects of water management and decision-making.
To foster increased involvement of people around the world in human rights issues.
For the rest of the year, the emergency relief programme expanded throughout the country andconsiderable progress was made thanks to the increased involvement of international non-governmental organizations.
Increased involvement of the CSOs in the UNCCD at the national and regional levels.
In Bolivia, men and boys from food-insecure and emergency affected households were trained in childcare and nutrition,leading to their increased involvement in food and nutrition-related responsibilities.
Increased involvement in development of partnerships by Basel Convention regional centres.
Welcomes the admission in 2008 of Mexico to the Kimberley Process and the resumption of trade in rough diamonds by the Congo,and recognizes the increased involvement of civil society organizations, in particular those from producer countries, in the Process;
Increased involvement in the Ozone Assessment through publications used, authors, reviewers, etc.
However, the level of resources committed to MONUC was too low andimplementation of phase III needed to be accelerated through increased involvement of MONUC in promoting national dialogue and quicker implementation of the programme of disarmament, demobilization, repatriation, resettlement and reinsertion of armed groups.
Increased involvement in self-help reintegration projects through Food for Work WFP.
UN-Habitat establishes and strengthens partnerships with international and regional development agencies and the private sector to enhance investment allocations andflows for improving human settlements through increased involvement of the private sector in work on the Habitat Agenda and water and sanitation-related targets under the Millennium Development Goals.
Increased involvement of major groups in activities related to the work of the Commission on Sustainable Development.
Make a greater effort to shape and orient the regional programme to better serve the needs of Governments and societies in the region, thus ensuring participation, sense of ownership and sustainability,requiring the increased involvement of interested actors and closer linkage with UNDP country offices in all phases of the programme cycle;
Participants welcomed the increased involvement of men in mechanisms and activities promoting gender equality.
Stresses that the widest possible participation in the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme is essential, and encourages all Member States to contribute to the work of the Kimberley Process by seeking membership, participating actively in the Certification Scheme and complying with its undertakings,and welcomes the increased involvement of civil society organizations in the Process;
Increased involvement of the African Union Commission and the NEPAD secretariat in cluster meetings and activities.
Stresses that the widest possible participation in the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme is essential, and encourages all Member States to contribute to the work of the Kimberley Process by seeking membership, participating actively in the Certification Scheme and complying with its undertakings,and welcomes the increased involvement of civil society organizations, in particular those from producer countries, in the Process;