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It was now proposed to scale down the number of programmes from 16 to 8.
The number of programmes and participants involved are as follows.
It will be seen that the number of programmes was reduced to two.
The number of programmes broadcast in ethnic minority languages, including in remote areas.
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In early 2014,the Secretary-General undertook a review of the structure reducing the number of programmes consolidating some of them.
The number of programmes and services aimed at the prevention and treatment of adolescent health concerns.
One would also expect this pattern,since the absolute number of projects is far higher(of necessity) than the number of programmes/departments.
By 1993, the number of programmes had doubled and approximately 70 countries were the focus of UNRISD research.
Mr. PILLAI asked what the impact had been of the study of the Ministerial Review Unit, on the number of programmes under the special measures category.
Early in 2013,the Secretary-General undertook a review of the structure of the Secretariat reducing the number of programmes by consolidating some of them.
To multiply the number of programmes aimed at the strengthening of indigenous peoples' capacities, in particular women and youth.
The number of programmes fell from 24 in 2007, valued at $23.6 million, to 14 programmes in 2008, valued at $11.6 million.
This is shown clearly by the phase 2(2011-2015) action plan,which has increased the number of programmes and projects based on the real situation and needs of youth.
The number of programmes implemented for the prevention of institutional violence and the amount of training provided to staff of institutions on this issue.
In order to facilitate the quantification of data by the Forum, please indicate the number of programmes and projects/activities devoted to indigenous peoples' issues in the past year.
In 2007, UNICEF had issued new programme guidance on children with disabilities for country offices and their partners; as a result,country offices had significantly increased the number of programmes related to disability.
In regard to training activities, the number of programmes and participants fell short of the target see para. 126.
He expressed concern about the limited regular budget resources andthe continued reduction of general purpose funding for UNODC, while the number of programmes to be implemented simultaneously expanded.
It was important to increase the number of programmes aimed at providing social and economic benefits and to carry out evaluations of those programmes. .
Between 1994 and1995 the number of IMF-supported economic programmes under implementation in Africa had increased from 12 to 18, and the number of programmes in advanced stages of discussion had increased from two to five.
Under the new format and guidelines, the number of programmes is reduced from 45 to 24, with international drug control retained as a separate programme. .
Although United Nations television services aimed at informing the world about the Organization's activities were praiseworthy,their coverage should be expanded, the number of programmes should be increased, and efforts should be made to avoid broadcasting the same programmes all the time.
Encourage the media to give equal voice to women and men in all areas of coverage,including increasing the number of programmes for, by and about women on gender specific topics and that challenge gender stereotypes.
The number of programmes run by the Foundation increases every year,the content also changes, but the overall approach is always the same- the focus on changing people's lives for the better, their attitudes towards themselves and the world around them and on support of talent.
Since the new format for the plan had already reduced the number of programmes by clustering them, his delegation was disturbed about the idea of clustering them further for consideration in the Fifth Committee.
Increase the number of programmes for child soldiers, fully incorporate attention to the specific situation and needs of girl soldiers and identify means to support child soldiers, including girls, who do not enter disarmament, demobilization and reintegration programmes. .
