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Programmes will account for 70 per cent.
It is anticipated that those global programmes will continue in 2002-2003.
The programmes will also continue in 2008.
Initially, those long-term operational programmes will focus on arid and semi-arid ecosystems.
These programmes will continue until the end of the winter.
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To abandon the financial sustainability requirement and actively support andfund free access to health care in countries where such programmes will increase access to essential health care, in particular for vulnerable groups i.e. through higher utilisation rates at health centres.
The programmes will reflect the different needs of countries.
A unifying management approach for the programmes will ensure that resources are channelled to outcomes.
Such programmes will encourage public participation in decision-making on the environment.
The Director-General's appointment in 2000 by theAdministrative Committee on Coordination(ACC) as Chair of the High-Level Committee on Programmes will strengthen those ties and enhance the participation of UNIDO in, and its substantive contribution to, the ongoing process of United Nations reform that will ultimately shape the future of technical cooperation activities.
These programmes will emphasize capacity-building, private sector development and poverty alleviation.
Also, these two global programmes will complement each other in important ways.
These programmes will include clearing of unexploded ordnance and the management of weapons and ammunition.
The funding for projects and programmes will be available at national, regional and community levels.
Five new programmes will bolster the implementation of laws and policies to address violence against women.
More efficient and effective programmes will help to attract greater financial resources.
Programmes will include investment in human and social resources development, capital infrastructure and agricultural development.
Our considered view is that only internationally agreed strategies and programmes will address the challenges posed by international migration and maximize the opportunities for development that it presents for the benefit of all.
Two new programmes will further contribute to improving our social indicators.
Many plans or programmes will affect future generations.
All programmes will aim to adopt a comprehensive approach in conducting their work, establishing the necessary linkages.
Suitable training programmes will continue to be arranged for JJOs in future.
The programmes will provide better situation analysis and the baseline data needed to assess the impact of technical assistance.
All global, regional and country programmes will set aside resources for ensuring that gender equality results are met.
Larger programmes will also increase the flexibility to adjust programme activities to new situations;
Funding for projects and programmes will be available for projects and programmes at national, regional and community levels.
The programmes will respond to needs, priorities and circumstances at both the national and regional levels.
Future programmes will focus on particular areas.
Both programmes will integrate the dissemination of international humanitarian law into broader education on human rights.
The interregional and regional programmes will adopt a coordinated approach to support country programmes and interagency activities, interacting closely at all levels.