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Piloting is a significant strategy for, although not limited to, country programmes.

There have been relatively few long term, sustainable results in the area of capacity building or piloting.

Policy advice, policy development, capacity building and piloting should be even more systematically implemented under country programmes.

Management has already established a risk management committee that will evaluate the piloting of enterprise risk management in the organization.

The guidelines will be released in the spring of 2005 and disseminated widely with plans for piloting at country level.

Piloting, when it takes place, should be within a broad based platform, or learning alliance', of the stakeholders required for up scaling.

The Global Fund and the World Bank to complete piloting of joint financial management and procurement assessments, and joint programmatic and financial reporting by December 2005.

HURIST is active in some 30 countries in all regions of the world, focusing on piloting a human rights based approach to the activities of UNDP.

In the Russian Federation, Chernobyl affected territories are viewed as a model area for piloting new regional and local mechanisms of economic recovery, investment promotion and employment generation.

UNIFEM is piloting gender empowerment zones in India, Brazil and Zimbabwe to make clear the link between progress on gender equality and reductions in the prevalence of HIV AIDS.

In line with expert advice and the experiences of other organizations, UNDP expects that the implementation of enterprise risk management will require several phases of piloting and fine tuning.

Following piloting in Kyiv and other cities, in 2005, UNICEF is supporting the establishment of a youth friendly clinic in Chernihiv, the largest urban area in Ukraine affected by Chernobyl.

Also in Africa, Red Cross Societies, with support from the International Federation, are piloting a service delivery model on access to care and antiretroviral therapy for people living with HIV AIDS.

Private health care is provided by one private hospital, two private dental surgeries, two private medical complexes and nine private physicians.

He also participated in a parallel meeting to the ISPCAN Congress on the study, which resulted in the establishment of a working group which has since produced research instruments for piloting in eight countries.

(c) Promoting public private partnerships to support private sector development and create an enabling environment for private sector led growth and development.

Despite piloting the economy through a post recession recovery, Major lost to Tony Blair in 1997, ending 18 years of Conservative government and bringing a 13 year Labour run, which will probably end when Britain votes for a new government on May 6.

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There are six public primary schools, one private assisted primary school and one private school.

Under Communism, public debate was confined to private kitchens. Everything beyond private space was state territory.

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