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The programme covered 590 military personnel and civilian staff.
In the 2008-2009 period, the programme covered 15 per cent of the population.
The programme covered 30,000 km² and over 100 communities.
According to MENIS, which participated in financial and organizational terms in the implementation of the educational module,the Pilot Programme covered about 500 Roma students in 60 schools of 15 municipalities of the Małopolskie Voivodeship.
In 2007, the programme covered 14 departments and benefited 372,918 families.
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During the reporting period, the programme covered five provinces and two municipalities.
The programme covered activities both in Irish ports and at sea.
Overall, the intercountry programme covered a large and diverse set of initiatives.
The programme covered nearly 3,000 villages and the number was increasing every day.
Three years after its launching, the programme covered only eight countries, and implementation had actually begun in only one country.
The programme covered all activities, including those financed by extrabudgetary funds.
The Advisory Committee notes in particular that the programme covered 4,573 filers during the 2013 filing cycle, compared with 4,630 filers during the 2012 cycle.
The programme covered a range of issues affecting urban sustainability, including urban air pollution from transport, mobility management and integrated policy approaches.
This unique training programme covered topics such as the Convention on the Rights of the Child, peace and tolerance, life skills and gender sensitization.
The programme covered substantive law and procedural issues as well as training on practical aspects of the courtrooms.
In its first phase, the programme covered the Eastern, Midland and North-Eastern Health Board areas; it was expected to provide full national coverage by 2007.
The programme covered 25,937 working children in 1999-2002, 60 per cent of them girls.
The programme covered some 4,000 children in 44 IDP tented schools located in the republic.
The training programme covered self-presentation skills, how to behave in front of the camera, and work with cameras.
By 2010 the programme covered almost 300,000 pupils and reached approximately 13,000 teachers in 1,800 schools/insititions.
The programme covered both the legal and institutional perspectives on these issues and included the preparation of reports and recommendations.
Since 2005, the programme covered the villages where the programme carried out social mobilization in the previous programme cycle.
At that time, the programme covered approximately 10 million lives, with 375 health insurance companies receiving annual premiums of nearly $16 billion.
The programme covered the themes of managing political transition during conflict, multiparty engagement, minority inclusion and transitional justice.
The Programme covered the CEO, members of the Management Board, department heads, Chief Accountant and other employees of the Company, on the CEO's resolution.
One flagship programme covered the West African Economic and Monetary Union(WAEMU) countries, and supported both the private sector and trade institutions.
In addition, the programme covered participation of European countries in global partnership, UN role in the 21st century, and solving internal problems of the organization.
The mission programme covered experiments in the life sciences, the physical sciences, basic physics and a series of photographs intended for the study of climates and the environment.
The programme covered Central and Eastern European countries only, and focused on traditional areas:(a) private sector development,(b) environment and energy, and(c) transport and communications.
The programme covered food security, environment, education, health, water and sanitation, infrastructure, and regional administration, all of which were enunciated as Government priorities.