Sentence examples for country programme of cooperation from inspiring English sources
The Niger / UNICEF Country Programme of Cooperation 2004 – 2007 The Country Programme of Cooperation 2004-2007 atms at poverty reduction by improving living conditions for children and women.
Implementation of the new Country Programme of Cooperation will commence in January 2016.
This is the first year of the current four-year Country Programme of Cooperation.
Government of Albania and UNICEF sign the Agreement of Country Programme of Cooperation 2006-2010 Tirana, 24 March 2006 - Today, the Government of Albania and UNICEF signed the AGreement of Country Programme of Cooperation for the period 2006-2010.
To achieve these goals the Country Programme of Cooperation is divided into three multi-sectoral programme components.
This reputation, which goes beyond Latin America, is a key result of the Country Programme of Cooperation.
In terms of geographic scope, the assessment of PBMR processes was conducted in the seven Learning Districts (LDs) and three Non Leaning (NLDs) under the Government of Tanzania (GoT) and UNICEF Country programme of cooperation.
This Situation Analysis was undertaken under the Provincial Child Friendly Programme, part of the Country Programme of Cooperation between the Government of Viet Nam and UNICEF 2006-2011.
An analysis of the situation of children in An Giang province This Situation Analysis was undertaken in 2010 and 2011 under the Provincial Child Friendly Programme within the framework of the Country Programme of Cooperation between the Government of Viet Nam and UNICEF in the period 2006-2011.
2002 MTS: Summative Evaluation of the Certificate in Proficiency in Early Childhood Education -- Pre-primary - (CPECE) 2002 MTS: Evaluation of 1996-2000 GOM/ UNICEF Country Programme of Cooperation 2000 MTS: Early Childhood Care and Development Programme in Mauritius (A Summative Evaluation).
The Batken programme is a part of the current UNICEF-Government of the Kyrgyz Republic Country Programme of Cooperation for 2005-2010, which aims to support governmental and non-governmental efforts to ensure children's rights with particular attention paid to "excluded and invisible" children living in the poorest and most remote regions.
