The main thrust of the economic chapter of the Programme for Government is around fairness and gender equality.
Mr Jones said each chapter of the programme - arranged according to issues, not government departments - would set out "the actions we will take, how we will judge whether our actions are on track and the indicators we will use to assess progress against the big long-term challenges for improving life for people in Wales".
An evil Mary Poppins with an off-Scottish brogue and an embarrassment of one-liners, Gomez instantly gave a new chapter to an icon of the programme, playing the Doctor like a fiddle and proving, as it should always be, that the devil always gets the best lines.
In her opening remarks, UNICEF Director of Private Fundraising and Partnerships Leila Pakkala described the expansion of the programme as "a new chapter of even better things that are going to come to the children of Africa".
The financial regulations of the Organization require that all transfers of the Regular Programme appropriation between Chapters of the PWB have prior approval of the FAO Finance Committee.
A more detailed explanation of the programme impact of these transfers is provided in Chapter 3 as part of the summary of implementation for each programme.
Chapter 6: Presentation of the qualitative data Chapter 6 presents relevant aspects of the qualitative dataset for selected schools: the six schools performing best in terms of the Programme principles, the five worst-performing schools, and the seven schools where the Programme strategy was most effective.
The SCCFS Programme is clearly replicable, but should be replicated with modifications that are discussed in Chapters 8 to 11. Replication is advisable, since the documentary review presented in Chapter 1 shows that the Programme is supportive of South African Government strategies in crime prevention, provision of health services and improvement in school education.
