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The programme is managed at the national level.
Some individuals and agencies may fall into more than one category, butall have some interest in how the International Comparison Programme is managed and in its success.
The programme is managed officially by Ferrari S.p.A.
The programme is managed by the IUCN French National Committee.
The programme is managed by the European Commission, along with other organisations.
The programme is managed by the St. Helena Development Agency.
The programme is managed and executed by the Department of Field Support.
The programme is managed by the Academic Committee composed of the following membres.
Each programme is managed by a central support team linked to the related analytical work of the secretariat.
The programme is managed by the Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs/Emergency Relief Coordinator.
This programme is managed by the National AIDS Committee, which was appointed by Cabinet in 1987.
The programme is managed by the Emergency Relief Coordinator/Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs.
The programme is managed in rotation by the Ministries of Education, Health and Youth, ensuring a cross-sectoral approach.
This programme is managed by the Government with the support of World Bank funding and psychosocial and leisure programmes funded by UNICEF.
This programme is managed and supported by the community and has managed to reduce the demand for hospital beds by chronically ill patients;
The programme is managed from the Regional Office but executed through a network of 24 WHO liaison offices and four advisers at the country level.
The programme is managed by the Assistance to the Palestinian People Unit(APPU), which draws on the capacities and experience of the secretariat in carrying out its activities.
The Programme is managed by the Montreal Protocol Unit(MPU). The small staff of five professionals work with support staff and a number of sector and national experts.
The Programme is managed by a specialist adviser who also supports the High Commissioner on issues relating to both trafficking and migrant smuggling.
The programme is managed by teams in the subregional offices in Abidjan, Nairobi and Harare, and helps identify and prepare small and medium-sized projects ranging from $500,000 to $5 million.
The programme is managed and executed by the Air Transport Section in coordination with the military operations branch and aviation technical compliance and quality assurance specialists at the mission level.
The Programme is managed from the UNOCHA Mine Action Centre for Afghanistan located at Islamabad, and a network of four regional offices at Kabul, Kandahar, Jalalabad and Herat.
As the TedQual Certification programme is managed by the UNWTO. Themis Foundation which receives all income from it, the Foundation will transfer to UNWTO the amount of €200 per annum equivalent to each institution holder of a TedQual certification that is also an Affiliate Member in order to partially offset the corresponding income reduction of €800 incurred into by UNWTO, thus making the net benefit granted equivalent to €600 from the perspective of UNWTO.
Overall resources for the programme were managed well during the biennium.
To date, the programme is managing some 15 technical assistance projects supporting Member States in preventing and controlling corruption.
The provision of similar support to staff of the specialized agencies,and the funds and programmes is managed under a common services agreement framework.
A UNFPA Representative was assigned to the Occupied Palestinian Territories in early 1999 while in 1998 the programme was managed from UNFPA headquarters.
The funds and programmes are managed by their executive heads and governed by and accountable to their executive boards or governing councils.
Most of those programmes were managed by women, with emphasis placed on their problems and needs.
These programmes are managed by very energetic and resourceful directors who came to the programme from successful experiences in the private sector.