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National health policies and guidelines were revised in 2006 in Malawi, Mozambique and Zambia to incorporate improved practices for newborn care.
For ease of reference, the Secretariat has indicated, in the annex, which regulations were revised, replaced or deleted, as well as the new numbering therefor.
Later, in 2007, after a progress analysis and a series of consultations with civil society and the country ' s development partners, most of the targets were revised.
In 2010, the organization ' s bylaws were revised with non-substantive changes to clarify the language of the document and bring it in line with current procedures.
Indicators from the Career Management Services were revised to include issues of gender mainstreaming, refugee women, children and adolescents with a view to ensuring gender-sensitive managers.
Alternatively, if the UNDAF and its results matrix were revised, they could be used as the common country programme document.
As a result of these changes, the consortium fees were revised upwards to SwF 5.9 million($4 million), an increase of more than 500 per cent.
The estimates were revised to $34.39 million and $47.88 million in the programme budgets for the bienniums 1992-1993 and 1994-1995 respectively.
In 2004, these standards were revised and the ISO 14001: 2004 Environmental Management System Certificate is given to the related organizations.
In 2011, the Civil Code, the Child Welfare Act, and other laws were revised to promote the prevention of child abuse and protect the rights and interests of children.
ADP jobs growth rose to 253K supporting a good NFP but previous month's reports were revised.
The existing policy and guidelines for interaction with participating organizations were revised, and focal-point inspectors, by organization, were designated and given concrete responsibilities.
(d) Technical instructions on supplementary feeding for pregnant women and nursing mothers were revised and updated to include new criteria for selecting beneficiaries based on health vulnerability status;
School curricula or textbooks were revised to eliminate gender stereotypes, and materials designed to increase gender awareness of teachers and educators were introduced.
The inventory reporting guidelines were revised by decisions 18/CP.8 and 13/CP.9, after these national system guidelines were agreed by decision 20/CP.7.
Allotments were revised during the biennium to $76,957,150, which led to an over-expenditure of $764,692.
In the previous report of the Secretary-General(A/67/350/Add.1), the projected requirements for 2012 were revised downwards to $580,000, for the following items.
In 2010 the name of the Fund was amended to the United Nations Memorial and Recognition Fund and its terms of reference were revised.
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