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The Swiss have implemented an innovative programme that requires their dominant telecom company to deploy multiple strands of fibre – one for their own services, the others to be sold to third-party competitors.

The GSMA, which represents the interests of the worldwide mobile communications industry, and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation today announced an innovative programme that will expand the availability of financial services to millions of people in the developing world through mobile phones.

Learning for Peace is an innovative programme that uses education to build peace in 14 countries around the world.

UNICEF correspondent Jacqueline Namfua reports on an innovative programme that aims to reduce mother-to-child transmission of HIV in the United Republic of Tanzania.

Here, UNICEF Australian Youth Ambassador for Development and UNICEF volunteer Madeleine Logan reports on an innovative programme that is helping these infants survive and thrive.

To assist children like Gian, UNICEF is implementing the "Adolescent Circle Initiative", an innovative programme that will quip adolescents with new skills to understand and deal with emergencies.

FINANCE Judges comments: "This is the kind of innovative programme that could be replicated throughout the NHS".

Background: The UN Millennium Development Goals Achievement Fund MDGFF) uses a joint programme (JP) mode of intervention, funding innovative programmes that have an impact on the population and potential for replication; the programs are viewed as a step towards UN reform and UN One and are also expected to contribute to enhanced national ownership of the MDGs' achievement.

The UN Millennium Development Goals Achievement Fund MDGFF) uses a joint programme (JP) mode of intervention, funding innovative programmes that have an impact on the population and potential for replication; the programs are viewed as a step towards UN reform and UN One and are also expected to contribute to enhanced national ownership of the MDGs' achievement.

Background: In December 2006, the UNDP and the Government of Spain signed a major partnership agreement for the amount of €528 million with the aim of contributing to progress on the MDGs and other development goals through the United Nations System by funding innovative programmes that have an impact on the population and potential for replication.

The Reports place a strong emphasis on progress achieved and on innovative programmes that can be generalised to benefit all countries.