Examples of using Increased availability of data in English and their translations into Spanish
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Although the increased coverage in the database is not exclusively due to actual progress taking place in countries, it does reflect,at least in part, an increased availability of data in national sources and a stronger capacity of national statistical systems to respond to the monitoring requirements.
Increased availability of data on gender-based violence.
United Nations andrelated entities support the increased availability of data on migrant women and violence against them.
Increased availability of data on gender-based violence.
A namespace provides numerous benefits, including increased availability of data, load sharing, and simplified data migration.
Increased availability of data that is disaggregated by geographical area, sex and age.
United Nations andrelated entities support the increased availability of data on migrant women and on the violence directed against them.
Increased availability of data and land management systems at the national and local levels.
The interventions, modelled on a successful initiative in Ethiopia, will include:(a) training in leadership skills;(b) efforts to prevent gender-based violence;(c) increased access to reproductive health andeducation services;(d) increased availability of data on adolescents; and(e) advocacy efforts and community dialogue.
This has facilitated increased availability of data on children and women at national and sub-national levels.
There was also a small increase of 1.2 per cent in national data available in the Department database for monitoring progress towards the internationally agreed development goals,a result of successful Departmental efforts in building statistical capacity at the country level that translates into increased availability of data at the global level.
United Nations andrelated entities support the increased availability of data on migrant women and children, including on violence against them, for example through the establishment of observatories and data-collection processes.
Progress in data production in countries, and improvements in the reporting from countries to the international statistical system have resulted in increasing availability of data in the Millennium Development Goal database.
Increased availability of reliable data on gender-based violence.
We believe that the increased availability of reliable data has a positive impact on organizations.
Increased availability of population data and increased number of national institutions analysing population data for social policy planning.
Despite repeated recommendations by the Permanent Forum aimed at increased availability of disaggregated data on indigenous peoples, there has been little progress in that regard.
Another area where UNFPA has had a positive impact on information on gender issues is captured in the Goal 2 output of increased availability of sex-disaggregated data.
The increased availability of space-based data at little or no cost, including data provided by the Argentine Earth observation satellite SAC-C and the CBERS satellite, was a welcome development.
At the national level, the advancement of women was reflected in institutional capacity-building, the increased availability of genderdisaggregated data, gender-friendly public policy-making and women's increased participation in public life.
In that regard,she reiterated her Government's support for universal access to geospatial data and welcomed the increased availability of space-derived data at little or no cost from sources such as the CBERS satellite.
Increased availability of population-related data at all levels to improve the effectiveness of development policies and programmes.
To strengthen the capacity of the Government to formulate population policies and programmes through increased availability of population data.
Ii Increased availability of updated data on staff members regarding matters such as skills development, acquisition of languages or staff mobility.
Recognizing the importance of gender-disaggregated data for analysis and greater visibility of girls' issues,UNICEF continues to support the increased availability of such data through the MICS and other data collection tools.
The goal of the programme is to contribute to the consolidation of peace, sustained democratic governance and reduced poverty through improved maternal health,HIV/AIDS prevention and increased availability of sociodemographic data.
The increasing availability of data on infant, child and under-five mortality by sex spanning a good part of the period 1970-2010 has permitted the derivation of at least two estimates for each of 149 countries or areas out of the 154 having at least a million inhabitants in 2009.