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In 2008, 41 UNICEF country offices reported sharing common premises with other United Nations organizations, and to date there are more than 60 officially designated United Nations Houses worldwide.
By the end of 2003, 60 per cent of country offices reported having developed a variety of checklists to improve the type of data gathered during field-monitoring visits.
About 30 country offices reported promoting the functioning of these mechanisms, advocating for adequate resource allocation for their implementation and expanding the coverage of issues addressed by these partnerships.
In 17 countries UNFPA offices reported support for the establishment of youth centres for reproductive health interventions, although only a handful had scaled-up national programmes.
Fifty country offices reported significant involvement in a variety of interventions to strengthen civil society partnerships, including building the capacity of NGOs for advocacy.
Eight country offices reported supporting implementation of national level programmes with the armed forces in Belarus, Fiji, Georgia, Nicaragua, Paraguay, Turkey, Ukraine and Venezuela.
Country offices reported that the drivers of forging partnership for results and developing national capacities, in addition to fostering an enabling policy environment, were important under this service line.
On average, 60 per cent of UNDP country offices reported activities in this practice; and overall expenditures amounted to $1.05 billion worldwide(roughly $350 million per year).
More than three quarters of country offices reported on activities related to research and data collection and the development of related products, including studies, surveys, and evaluation reports. .
Country offices reported an increase in the number of countries with one or more national sex-disaggregated population-related databases, from 74 in 2004 to 86 in 2006(annex 3).
UNFPA country offices reported an increase in monitoring visits, and special tools(such as dashboards, checklists) were developed to improve stewardship of resources.
During 2009, UNFPA country offices reported working on advocacy and awareness-raising, capacity-building and research in order to maximize the benefits and mitigate the negative impacts of international migration.
Regional offices reported the establishment of management structures with clear roles, responsibilities and reporting lines to effectively implement and monitor programme, financial and operational aspects.
At the country level, 91 per cent of the UNFPA offices reported achieving over 75 per cent of the annual output targets, which is a significant improvement from the baseline of 51 per cent in 2007.
UNFPA offices reported that all of the 2011 country programme evaluations had a quality assurance mechanism established and also an evaluation management committee to provide substantive guidance.
In 2011, almost three quarters of the country offices reported that they were either fully or mostly meeting the benchmarks; the remaining country offices rated themselves as partially meeting them.
While estimated numbers of IDPs worldwide amount to some 24 million, at the end of 2005, UNHCR offices reported on some 6.6 million IDPs protected and assisted by the Office in 16 countries.
In 2001, approximately 70 per cent of all country offices reported programmes on sustainable energy, many of which concentrated on energy efficiency, renewability and planning.
Whereas in 2002, 19 country offices reported the existence of protocols for managing the health consequences of gender-based violence, 55 country offices confirmed their existence in 2004.
As an indicator of national recognition of protection issues, 80 UNICEF offices reported that the Government had made a public statement on trafficking as compared with 64 in 2002.