Examples of using Programme now in English and their translations into Russian
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Coverage in the antiretrovirals programme now stands at 60 per cent.
This programme, now fully financed by the Government of Dominica, reaches an average 600 clients annually.
Burundi would also benefit from the Trade Mark East Africa programme now being implemented.
Previously for senior citizens only, this programme now applies to families with disabled persons and those receiving welfare assistance.
Some members of the Committee noted that the International Comparison Programme had made improvements and the programme now covered 147 Member States.
The programme now has a community of more than 130 young leaders working to build links with other religious and ethnic groups.
Moreover, 80 per cent of the villages included in the programme now have a qualified midwife, while 100 per cent of the women have been trained in home nursing.
The programme, now renamed"Comunidades Solidarias", takes an inclusive and integral approach to improving the health, hygiene, nutrition and education of the families concerned.
To ensure the continuation of a stable andhomogeneous society in the Isle of Man the Government's three-year legislative programme now includes new legislation to outlaw discrimination on grounds of race, colour and ethnic origin.
The Recovery and Development Programme now incorporates public expenditures of US$ 18 billion during the 13-year period 1995-2007.
Recalling also that in the same resolution, the Commission also requested that adequate resources for the gender coordination unit be allocated from withinthe existing resources of the Centre, but without diverting resources from the Centre's Women in Human Settlements Development Programme now the Women and Habitat Programme. .
Instead, the United Nations Environment Programme, now successfully reformed, should be strengthened so that it could carry out its mandate effectively.
The programme now offers sepa- rate services for girls between the ages of eight and 12 and those between the ages of 13 and 18, with each group benefiting from age-specific services.
Although relief provided in the weeks following the military operations was seriously inadequate, the programme now in place appears by most accounts to be effective in meeting the population's most urgent needs, including food delivery and medical care.
The Programme now invests approximately $15 million a year to bring safe water and sanitation to developing countries, with over 75 per cent of the funds coming from bilateral donors, the World Bank and UNDP regional and country programmes. .
By the end of 2005, those numbers had grown and the after-service health insurance programme now covered over 7,800 enrollees, with a 2006-2007 biennial budget of $102.7 million and an actuarially calculated accrued liability of $2,072.8 million.
The Programme now concentrates on a few themes of major importance for developing countries and establishes objectives that can be achieved in the short and medium term, while maintaining a few long-term capacity-building activities.
The Network reported that the first cohort of the newly redesigned programme, now entitled"United Nations Leaders Programme: Developing Strategic Leaders", had been rolled out by the United Nations System Staff College in May 2009.
The illicit crop monitoring programme now consists of a global support project and six national projects for the aforementioned countries aimed at developing and maintaining national illicit crop cultivation monitoring systems capable of producing internationally comparable data and benchmarks to measure progress towards meeting the goals set for 2008.
The programme now includes mobile applications, e-books available through the major e-retailers and the forthcoming launch of the United Nations eCollection, a subscription-based platform that allows access to over 2,000 United Nations publications and other content and geared primarily towards an institutional audience(e.g. libraries);
The NEPAD programme now has a clear mandate which includes facilitating and coordinating the implementation of continental and regional priority programmes and projects; mobilizing resources and partners in support of the implementation of these activities; conducting and coordinating research and knowledge management; monitoring and evaluating the implementation of programmes and projects; and advocating on the NEPAD vision, mission and core principles and values.
Some of the programmes now being considered are.
UNICEF-assisted country programmes now use a more explicit RBM management framework, including a results matrix and an integrated monitoring and evaluation plan.
Those programmes now contain a small and measurable number of indicators that have been set by the thematic branches.
It remains to be seen to what extent these concepts can be translated into computer programmes, now or in the future.
Assistance from the Canadian International Development Agency has declined, and its programmes now have a regional focus, but it is expected to assist OECS in implementing a substantial programme on capacity-building for environmental management.
Although United Nations organizations have enabled noteworthy progress to be made in South-South cooperation and all agencies and programmes now make substantial use of expertise from developing countries, the potential of the United Nations system to support South-South cooperation has not been fully realized.
Agencies developing country programmes now hold one common joint strategy meeting with the Government, which provides a forum for the Government and United Nations agencies collectively to validate the UNDAF results matrix and country programme strategies.
Under the TRIPS Agreement, computer programmes now qualify for copyright protection just as any other literary work, as well as for other forms of IP protection, including by patents in some nations, such as the US.
Budgetary reinforcement: the programmes now receive funds from the national budget and the Inter-American Agency for Cooperation and Development; this is the first time that they have received resources from international cooperation.