Examples of using Programme has developed in English and their translations into Russian
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The programme has developed and maintained the REDD Web Platform to enhance information sharing.
It can be said that,by the end of 1992-1993 biennium, the programme has developed into a new organization consisting of complementary parts.
This Programme has developed strategies to address several challenges faced by expatriate spouses.
In addition, in order toimprove the quality and timeliness of official documents, the programme has developed and is about to roll out a training programme for drafters.
The programme has developed a practical tool for assessing co-benefits in the transportation sector.
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Since its establishment, the Programme has developed a large number of standards, norms, model treaties and guidelines.
The Programme has developed, in collaboration with UNAIDS, regional systems for the collection of data on HIV/AIDS prevention and diversified services for drug abusers.
In coordination with UNODC,the World Food Programme has developed a two-track approach composed of a short-term component and a long-term component.
The IDRL programme has developed a publicly available IDRL searchable database, carried out further case studies, organized workshops and surveyed the various stakeholders.
Performance monitoring and quality The programme has developed criteria and procedures for documenting and reporting service outputs and outcomes.
The programme has developed four credit products to improve the economic and social conditions of poor microentrepreneurs, small businesses, impoverished women and working class families.
In addition, the Institute, in partnership with the World Food Programme, has developed a project proposal on improving the human security of vulnerable Haitian women in the Dominican Republic.
The programme has developed a strategic plan to weave sectoral and regional assessments and the biennial Global Environment Outlook series into a process which will culminate in the 2002 decadal state-of-the-environment report.
With the help of an advertising agency, the World Food Programme has developed a new social media platform called"WeFeedback" to raise funds to feed hungry children around the world.
Each country programme has developed a strong and dynamic national association of entrepreneurs, supported by a coalition of bankers, established local businessmen and representatives of subsidiaries of TNCs.
As mandated by the COP, the programme has developed a web platform on REDD for sharing relevant information from Parties and organizations.
The programme has developed a database of information on the Bosnia and Herzegovina judiciary, which includes a list of the courts, the equipment in the courts, a backlog of cases in the courts, the salaries of judges, and a list of judges by ethnic group.
As an interim measure, the programme has developed a corporate strategy spanning over the next two years, which focuses on the development of sustainable indigenous mine action capacities.
The Programme has developed a drug control strategy and an integrated four year programme of assistance(1997-2000) comprising the following modules: capacity building for drug control, drug control monitoring system, poppy crop reduction, demand reduction support and law enforcement.
Similarly, its International Hydrological Programme has developed a geoserver system with online data access and visualization tools, which allow accessing high-resolution precipitation estimates in real and near-real time.
In addition, the programme has developed under the political leadership of, and in partnership with, the Ministerial Conference on the Protection of Forest in Europe, which has incorporated several Timber Committee/EFC programme elements into the pan-European programme of work on forests.
In parallel to its regular training activities, the programme has developed and implemented a capacity-building concept in the form of developing a guidance document for partner countries, with a view to compiling national profiles in assessing the national legal infrastructure in relation to financial management.
The Programme has developed research activities in different fields such as the root causes of drug abuse among young people and the nature of the street children problem; and the analysis of trends and patterns of drug abuse among youth based on the information contained in the annual report questionnaire and on ad hoc surveys funded by the Programme within the framework of a master-plan exercise or in the preparation of projects targeting street children or youth at risk.
In cooperation with INTERPOL, the Programme has developed standardized training material for law enforcement, prosecutors and judges, and delivered practical, crime scenario-led training on cybercrime investigations, digital forensics and electronic evidence.
Similarly, the Sustainable Ismailia Programme has developed coordinated strategies and capital investment proposals, through its working groups on agriculture in the urban fringe, on rehabilitating and managing the fisheries and tourism potentials of Lake Timsah, on environmentally safe agro-industry and on urban growth patterns.
In this connection, it gives me great pleasure to say that the Programme has developed new co-sponsorship projects inside South Africa with a number of universities and technikons, involving career-oriented trainingprogrammes that lead most of the time to professional certification and direct employment.
Since its inception, the Outreach Programme has developed the Bosnian-Croatian-Serbian language(BSC) segment of the web site to include translations into BCS of all basic legal documents, all public indictments, all judgements issued thus far, numerous Trial and Appeals Chamber Orders and Decisions, as well as general information about the indictments, proceedings and the general functioning of the Tribunal.
Other programmes had developed a network of gender focal points, who had gender mainstreaming responsibilities in addition to their substantive work.
As reviewed in the present report,the funds and programmes have developed over time various combinations of funding methods without affecting the basic voluntary nature of their financing.
Departments and programmes have developed their own methodologies, however, by adopting one of several different risk management standards currently available.