The strategy was presented during the informal consultation process with the Executive Board early in 2004.

The Executive Board mandated the Director to implement the fund raising strategy, which extends beyond 2006.

Welcoming the decision of the Executive Board to actively promote a fund raising strategy for the Institute,

Welcoming the decision of the Executive Board to actively promote a fund raising strategy for the Institute,

The Executive Board endorsed the corporate gender strategy of UNDP and the interim action plan for 2005.

A subcommittee was established to review the strategy and it was approved by the Executive Board in May 2006.

The Bank is considering an interim support strategy package to be submitted to its Board for a proposed 40 million credit.

In paragraph 117, the Board recommended that UNCC take further action to recover undistributed funds, in view of its completion strategy.

First, the Board considered trade a central component of any development strategy, because it was a major avenue for financing development.

The Board will confirm the implementation of the strategy and the effectiveness of the measures contained therein during its next audit visit.

The group took the view that the board should disclose whether it has established a succession plan for key executives and other board members to ensure that there is a strategy for continuity of operations.

At its second regular session, in September 2004, the Executive Board requested the Executive Director to articulate a strategy for attaining financial viability.

The Executive Board requested a corporate gender strategy and action plan, for which the gender unit submitted a revised version in April 2005.

In paragraph 203, the Board recommended that, in the context of its phasing out, UNCC pay special attention to its fraud prevention strategy.

The strategy paper prepared by the team was well received and supported by the Executive Board, the Executive Team and the HDRO statistical advisory panel.

In paragraph 167, the Board recommends that the Economic Commission for Europe develop a comprehensive fund raising strategy, together with appropriate tools for its implementation.

In paragraph 131 of its report, the Board encouraged UNFPA to further improve its ICT strategy and have this approved at the earliest possible opportunity.

In paragraph 21, the Board further recommended that the UNICEF fund raising strategy identify ways of increasing the proportion of regular resources in relation to total income.

In paragraph 131, the Board of Auditors encouraged UNFPA to further improve its information and communications technology strategy and have this approved at the earliest possible opportunity.

The Executive Board will hold an informal briefing on the UNICEF post crisis transition strategy, today, 5 October 2005, from 3 to 5 p.m. in Conference Room 5.

WFP staff collaborated with World Bank specialists in developing WFP's safety net strategy, which was approved by the Executive Board in October 2004, for Burkina Faso, Haiti and Pakistan.

In paragraph 99 of its report, the Board recommended that the Administration ascertain that training programmes on the development and implementation of an ICT strategy were available and coordinated.

On March 20, 2006, the Bank s Board representing virtually every country unanimously approved a new Governance and Anticorruption Strategy that will push the frontiers of Bank work in this area.

The latter has contributed to the collaboration between the convention secretariats and the Global Advisory Board of the Wildland Fire Network of the United Nations International Strategy for Disaster Reduction.

In compliance with this recommendation, the Director of the International Research and Training Institute for the Advancement of Women presented a fund raising strategy to the Executive Board in 2005.

In paragraph 86, the Board recommended that UNICEF set and monitor a target for the proportion of thematic contributions within other resources, as part of its global fund raising strategy.

The Board notes that, although some steps have been taken to identify mechanisms to deal with fraud, a fraud prevention strategy was yet to be compiled as at 25 May 2005.

The present ICT solutions are based on a well defined ICT strategy, clearly articulated in 1997 and presented to the UNICEF Executive Board in 1999 (E ICEF 1999 AB L.6).

The strategy was based on the presence of entrenching governance provisions, such as a classified board or a poison pill, which insulate managements from the discipline of the market for corporate control.

The Executive Board will hold an informal briefing on the UNICEF water, sanitation and hygiene strategy for 2006 2015, today, 7 October 2005, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Conference Room 6.

In paragraph 314, UNFPA agreed with the recommendation of the Board of Auditors, in conjunction with UNDP and UNOPS, to intensify its efforts to finalize the fraud prevention strategy and fraud policy statement.

Indeed, the Security Strategy is almost a National Strategy.

The Central Board of Film Censors, Censor Board for Private Productions, the Advertising Censor Board, the Drama Censor Board all have representation of women.

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The Executive Board will hold an informal briefing on the UNICEF water, sanitation and hygiene strategy for 2006 2015, on Friday, 7 October 2005, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Conference Room 6.

In paragraph 134 of its report, the Board recommended that the Tribunal develop and approve a fraud prevention strategy in coordination with the administrations of the United Nations and the other funds and programmes.

Analysis by the National Labour Market Board of Sweden on occupational segregation in the Swedish labour market led to a strategy obliging every workplace to incorporate gender perspectives in performance analysis and operations planning.

Darfur needs a water strategy more than a military strategy.

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Requests the Executive Director to report to the Executive Board at its second regular session 2006 on a comprehensive corporate strategy, including resource and staff implications, for emergency preparedness, humanitarian response, and transition and recovery.

In paragraph 318 of its report, the Board recommended that UNCTAD consider (a) documenting a multi year funding strategy, in cooperation with donors, and (b) submitting a yearly technical cooperation plan to its governing bodies.

These include a computer game of strategy and survival, entitled Water Alert!, which includes a facilitator's guide and instructions for use in developing countries, and a user friendly text module with an online discussion board.

The five year strategy would fit within the National Women's Strategy.

A board of education, school committee or school board is the board of directors or board of trustees of a school, local school district or higher administrative level.

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