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These programmes will continue until the end of the winter.
In order to facilitate their evaluation these programmes will have easily measurable performance indicators;
These programmes will be continued and improved.
As others undertake the task of preparing their national programmes, information contained in these programmes will provide an indication of future needs of non-Annex I Parties to implement the Convention.
These programmes will emphasize capacity-building, private sector development and poverty alleviation.
The budget for these programmes will vary from region to region.
These programmes will offer a healthy environment that is essential in cutting down disco accidents.
The scale and scope of these programmes will, however, depend on the availability of funding from donors.
These programmes will include clearing of unexploded ordnance and the management of weapons and ammunition.
The implementation of all these programmes will help increase the wealth of the population, including for women.
These programmes will also include components for particular groups at risk, such as street children.
The activities under these programmes will start in 1995 or 1996 and will continue for three years.
These programmes will guide managers as regards their accountability and the proper exercise of their delegated authority.
We believe that these programmes will help to eradicate absolute poverty within our targeted time frame.
These programmes will be pursued as one of the priority platforms for the GEF private sector engagement to transform markets for energy and mobility.
The implementation of these programmes will commence shortly and target communities in chiefdoms experiencing political tensions.
These programmes will encompass the use of domestic resources, the scaling up of public investment and employment targeting, the development of trade policies and debt relief.
It is expected that all these programmes will continue after 1998 and beyond, as vital instruments in the consolidation of peace and the strengthening of long-term development.
These programmes will develop innovative tools and methodologies that will help UNDP promote the guiding principles for its work as described in DP/1997/CRP.18 on narrowing the focus.
Our hope, of course, is that these programmes will fully take into account our circumstances and assist with the implementation of our national environmental management strategies.
Merging these programmes will develop providers with a new specialty and complementary skills, so new competencies for the health workforce will need to be established and clearly defined.
The sustainability of employment generation under these programmes will not only depend upon taking all these steps, but also on allowing the people concerned access eventually to higher-level skills, connectivity with larger markets of outputs and inputs and access to a larger scale of financing when production units employing such labour expand.
These programmes will make use of modest resources to catalyse integrated development in areas of the country most affected by war, the return of refugees and internally displaced persons, and drought.
The Committee is, however, concerned that these programmes will have limited impact if the social safety net services and assistance facilities for families continue to be severely affected by the limited resources allocated to the Social Welfare Services of the Ministry of Women and Social Affairs, which is responsible for social protection.
These programmes will continue, so as to ensure that all persons feel that they have recourse to the courts and any other institution of redress, should allegations of racial discrimination arise.
For UNIDO these programmes will include a broad range of services including contributions from various branches.
Most of these programmes will use data and information from remote sensing satellites and Earth-based stations.
Without these, programmes will remain ad hoc, random and under-resourced, and girls will remain at risk.
These programmes will facilitate the creation of an enabling environment for the Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo to implement its poverty reduction strategy by providing tangible benefits to a population that expects to see immediate gains.
These programmes will contribute to creating an enabling environment for the State authorities and institutions to serve the people, particularly at the provincial and district levels, and provide an incentive for the host communities to receive and integrate the returnee in their communities.