Gender Equality in SPECIFIC Operational Programme Interventions

Troubling Interventions

UNIDO's interventions will therefore

It also helped give focus to protection interventions.

In the same period, there were 27,961 police interventions.

This may translate into military adventures abroad and repression at home.

Community based nutrition interventions were implemented in five districts.

In particular, as far as the stereotypes promoted by the Mass Media are concerned, it includes specific interventions and awareness measures in the fields of education, culture and every expression of life.

Selecting evidence based interventions and operational strategies using a life cycle approach

The Court ruled that the issue was controversial and, thus, there is need for legislative involvement.

Following his introductory remarks, the President opened the floor for interventions from Parties.

In the case of underfunded crises, the objective will be to ensure that core humanitarian activities can be undertaken where there are high levels of humanitarian need.

Participants agreed that in the long term, several key interventions are crucial.

Over the past decade considerable attention has been given to microcredit interventions for women.

Students also self assembled, without any kind of intervention from us, into small study groups.

One can argue that economic performance would have been even better with less government intervention.

Other interventions for example, in Somalia did not.

PARIS In less than two years, France has carried out three decisive foreign military interventions.

These will be practical, user friendly manuals that will provide step by step guidance on the implementation of specific interventions.

(c) Local authorities should establish integrated, strategic approaches to crime prevention, paying particular attention to youth at risk.

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The country rocked by internal chaos also attracted several waves of interventions by the Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth.

The conflict was marked by a series of four separate Libyan interventions in Chad, taking place in 1978, 1979, 1980 1981 and 1983 1987.

(e) Pilot interventions developed, implemented, monitored and evaluated on sustainable livelihoods and crime prevention.

Also, the results of the surveys have assisted the Governments concerned in the planning and delivery of alternative development and poverty alleviation interventions.

Putin s consensus made it possible to resolve both problems without foreign assistance and interference.

This view naturally underpins interventions like targeted smoking cessation services or health education initiatives.

However, those interventions were non coercive interventions at the request of the nation being intervened upon.

For new programmes, this means using systematic evaluations, wherever possible, and providing training in data management and statistical skills. Baseline data are necessary to evaluate both trends and the effectiveness of any particular intervention.

Observer delegations would be invited to attend informal meetings but not encouraged to make interventions thereat.

We have previously called for an assessment of best practices and lessons learned as a basis for ensuring more effective interventions.

Specific measures have been developed for particular population groups, e.g. youth.

The list of issues contained specific questions that required specific answers.

We committed ourselves to concrete action within specific time frames.

Specific objectives

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In both cases, whether we're talking about B cells that recognize a very specific pathogen and it could be a specific virus, a specific protein, a specific bacteria, or in the cases of phagocytes, they'll just say, oh, you look shady.

And also, of course, with baseball, there's, like, the specific equipment and a specific skill set.

UNICEF was urged to scale up such interventions as the Accelerated Child Survival and Development programme and to avoid vertical approaches.

A sense of urgency to take action permeated many of the interventions of ministers, institutional stakeholders and other participants.

UNICEF was urged to scale up such interventions as the Accelerated Child Survival and Development programme and to avoid vertical approaches.

First, there is a need to define clear cut mandates with definite time frames, objectives and rules of engagement and with secured financing.