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Some programmes have taken a broader perspective.
Changes to organizational structures,plans and programmes have been minor.
The programmes have different phases called"modules.
Some international programmes have begun to do so.
These programmes have at various times targeted the following sectors and audiences.
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Only three of the countries with small programmes have a UNDP country director.
These programmes have a high level of copy protection.
Some of these plans,strategies and programmes have a clearly stated sectoral scope.
These programmes have met with considerable success in Jordan;
The General Assembly, Economic andSocial Council and funds and programmes have a critical role to play in the implementation process.
Children's programmes have been broadcast on satellite and cable channels.
Colombia recognized Cuba's achievements and best practices in this area and requested more information on the progress made with the programme to prevent mother to child transmission of HIV and the coverage of anti-retroviral treatment, as well as the reduction in maternal mortality,noting that these programmes have been recognized by UNAIDS and WHO.
Therefore, these programmes have short-term results.
Programmes have focused on the provision of resources and training to partner agencies and organizations involved in health care, education and social services.
Data have been collected throughout this time and some programmes have access to additional data sets going back further in time.
Few programmes have undergone evaluation to assess their performance and the outcomes for their clients.
Mainstreaming gender in trade policy essentially means analysing the impact that policies and programmes have on men and women separately, to help identify ways for using trade to empower women, and possible remedies for when trade policies negatively affect women.
Many programmes have also run into actuarial imbalances which threaten their longer-term viability.68.
As discussed in my report on implementingthe responsibility to protect(A/63/677), the United Nations and its range of agencies, funds and programmes have valuable experience in assisting societies in recovering from these crimes and violations and in building the institutions, legislation, practices and attitudes to lessen the likelihood of their reoccurrence.
These programmes have concentrated on achieving numerical targets of Professional women staff.
These successful programmes have a similar modus operandi.
All the programmes have a social thrust and are aimed at improving health education for mothers.
Some of these programmes have come to fruition today.
Such programmes have the capacity to transform the lives of the poorest and most vulnerable and ensure a better and more inclusive future for all.
After 1984, these programmes have replaced INPS invalidity pensions.
Such programmes have a high potential for imposing models of education at odds with human rights values and with a culture of peace and tolerance.
Whereas the agencies, funds and programmes have adapted to operations in the field, the same is not always true of the Secretariat.
The programmes have resulted in significant multi-sector breakthrough initiatives on AIDS that are increasingly institutionalized for sustainability.
In the absence of universal provision, however,targeted programmes have limited effectiveness, and their effective implementation may pose severe administrative challenges for many developing countries.
National programmes have benefited from a range of training opportunities and have strengthened field-level planning and coordination;