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"We support Spain in its efforts to implement the necessary measures.

UNICEF and its partners are committed to supporting the Government of Moldova in its efforts to implement a juvenile justice system based on the principles of the CRC.

The key agencies including UNICEF, UN Women, UNFPA, and UNDP are committed to supporting the Government in its efforts to implement its Priority Responses and to report on progress within one year.

"UNICEF will support the Government of Mongolia in its efforts to implement the new law on the pre-school education by strengthening mobile kindergartens and family-based early childhood development.

"We are excited and encouraged by the recent progress and are hoping that the CRC will be ratified on 20th November, the global commemoration of the CRC," said UNICEF's Chief of Child Protection, Ms Fatuma Ibrahim, adding, "UNICEF and other partners are looking forward to supporting the Government in its efforts to implement the CRC".

38 The Partnership for Supply Chain Management was instrumental in providing technical and programmatic support on procurement, logistics and waste management to the Government of Swaziland in its effort to implement the Accelerated Saturation Initiative.

He restored public trust to the scandal-tainted department and continued to work for urban revitalization through targeted tax reductions, but he largely failed in his efforts to implement his ambitious initiatives.

He is also the Director of the Duke Broader Impacts Resource Center, which he established to support the Duke University research community in its efforts to develop, implement, assess and disseminate broader impacts activities and initiatives.

Paunovic emphasised the importance of UNICEF's support to the Office for Human and Minority Rights in its efforts to fully implement existing laws, which define the rights of children, and in the development of new models of support for children, as well as families with children.

Research In its own efforts to implement a life skills approach, UNICEF has recognized that infusion of psycho-social life skills within core subjects is too broad and too slow to have an impact on the sexual behaviour and skills of adolescents, and is thus not protecting them against HIV/AIDS and pregnancy.

UNICEF, WHO and the World Bank Group all support the Scaling Up Nutrition (SUN) global movement in its efforts to collaborate with countries to implement programmes to address poor nutrition at scale with a core focus on empowering women.