The aim of the Supplement is to indicate modifications in the World Program to adapt it to the conditions and needs prevailing in the Asia and [...]
1970 World Census of Agriculture Regional program for the Near East The Regional Program for the Near East consist of two parts: World Program and Near East Supplement to the World Program. (...) Within the framework of this Program regional census programs have been prepared. The regional Program for Africa consist of two parts: World Program and African Supplement to the World Program.
1970 World Census of Agriculture Regional program for America The regional program for America consist of two parts: World Program and American Supplement to the World Program.
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Score: 518471.88
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The Business Case will specify either a change to the design or methodology of an existing Statistical Program, which will result in a new Statistical Program Design; or a change to one or more existing Statistical
Programs (for example, to add an additional objective to the Statistical Program); or result in a new Statistical Program being created.
A Statistical Program could take as inputs other Statistical Programs’ outputs, e.g. national accounts. (...) These programs correspond to the overarching processes in the GSBPM, and Corporate Support in GAMSO, as well as programs to create new or change existing Statistical Programs which are covered by GSBPM phase 1-3.
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Score: 518403.56
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Program participants themselves—before
participating in the program.
(...) Before and after data for
program participants.
Simple
Difference of
Means
Measure difference between program
participants and non-participants after the
program is completed.
Individuals who didn’t participate in the
program (for any reason), but for whom data
were collected after the program.
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Score: 518347.9
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Program participants themselves—before
participating in the program.
(...) Before and after data for
program participants.
Simple
Difference of
Means
Measure difference between program
participants and non-participants after the
program is completed.
Individuals who didn’t participate in the
program (for any reason), but for whom data
were collected after the program.
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These sub-categories may not reflect the full variety of services linked to national ID programs, and for certain programs we were not able to identify much information on linkages. (...) However, this approach provides us with a rough estimation of how well a national ID program is integrated with different services. As shown in Table 8, national ID programs in South Asia have the highest mean number of linkages to different functions, with 6.2 types of services on average linked to the five programs in the region. (...) The three countries with ID programs that launched prior to 1995 – Kenya, Peru, and Zambia – ID programs have all evolved since their inception: each currently incorporates an electronic component and biometric information.
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Slide 1
International Training Program 2014
Consumer Protection Kathleen Silleri, Executive Manager, Content & Consumer Branch
ACMA-ITU International Training Program 2014
Presentation Overview
> Co-Regulatory Context > Broadcasting Consumer Protections > Telecommunications Consumer
Protections
ACMA-ITU International Training Program 2014
/
Minister for Communications
Consumers / Citizens
Policy advice
Department of Communications
Regulator Australian Communications & Media Authority (ACMA)
Operators •Broadcasters •Telecommunications Service Providers
Key:
Regulation Accountability
Industry bodies with co-regulatory functions Industry
bodies with self- regulatory functions
ACMA-ITU International Training Program 2014
Regulatory Framework
> Industry initiatives (self-regulation): > Developed by industry and regulated by industry –
such as guidelines > Industry codes of practice (co-regulation):
> Developed by broadcasting and telecommunications industry
> Registered by the ACMA > Standards(direct government regulation):
• Developed by the ACMA > Licence conditions (direct government regulation):
> Made by the Australian Parliament and/or developed by the ACMA
ACMA-ITU International Training Program 2014
Forms of Regulation
Legislation
Direct Regulation – Standards, Licence
conditions
Co-Regulation – Registered Codes
Self Regulation - Guidelines
ACMA-ITU International Training Program 2014
Optimal conditions for self-regulation
Environmental conditions
Then Now
Market structure x x Competitive market/ barriers to entry
x
x
Products homogeneous x x Common industry interest x ? (...) ACMA-ITU International Training Program 2014
CONSUMER PROTECTIONS
Broadcasting
ACMA-ITU International Training Program 2014
Overview
> Codes > Standards > Licence Conditions > Complaints > Investigations > Enforcement
ACMA-ITU International Training Program 2014
Industry Codes of Practice (co-regulation)
> A key tool for content regulation > Industry’s role > ACMA’s role > Currently 9 broadcasting codes > National broadcasters (ABC/SBS) notify their codes to
ACMA > Complaints under codes of practice
ACMA-ITU International Training Program 2014
Code registration
> The ACMA registers a code if: it provides community safeguards it has been endorsed by a majority of broadcasters industry and public have been given opportunity to
comment > Topics covered by codes of practice > Broadcasters’ obligations under codes of practice
ACMA-ITU International Training Program 2014
Standards (direct government regulation)
> Determined by Parliament > Example - Children’s Television Standards &
Australian Content Standard or
> Imposed by ACMA > Example - Broadcasting Services (Commercial
Radio Current Affairs Disclosure) Standard 2012
ACMA-ITU International Training Program 2014
Content Standards
Commercial television standards > Australian Content Standard > Australian Content in Advertising Standard > Children’s Television Standard Commercial radio standards > Disclosure Standard
ACMA-ITU International Training Program 2014
Australian Content Standards Requirement to broadcast certain amounts of Australian content
> First release Australian drama > Australian documentaries
ACMA-ITU International Training Program 2014
Children’s Television Standards
> Advertising restrictions during children’s and preschool programming
> Requirement to broadcast certain amounts of children’s
and preschool programming
ACMA-ITU International Training Program 2014
Licence conditions (direct government regulation)
> Legislated licence conditions > Additional licence conditions may be imposed by the
ACMA in certain circumstances (e.g. (...) Interagency Liaison Impact of the NBN
Additional supporting activities
Research program
Measuring change
Observations
2017 Code review
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Score: 518177
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Coordinate and monitor the implementation of the program across different partners, identify and timely address any issues that may affect program quality and expected results.
(...) Organise 3-day trainings (up to 2 trainings) for new group facilitators on the program in accordance with an approved training program. Trainers and the program will be provided by UNICEF;
Prepare short reports on program implementation as agreed with UNICEF, including statistical data on the number and profile of parents who participated in the program and analysis of results and challenges.
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Score: 518035.9
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The implementation status of these programs is often related to the years when the programs were initiated. (...) Figure 4 illustrates national ID programs’ stage of implementation by region. All regions have programs that 4 are operational and in use, and the majority of the programs we review are located in Sub-Saharan Africa. The three planned programs are split among South Asia, South East Asia, and Sub-Saharan Africa, but all three programs that are in the active enrollment stage are located in Sub-Saharan Africa.
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Score: 518035.9
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Score: 517887.3
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Such supplementary digital service are, in particular, the following: digital teletext, electronic program guide, video services provided on demand or nearly on demand from the supply compiled by the program provider, and personal program recording service provided to a third party;
24. (...) Program provision: program provision as specified in Article 2 (30) of the Media Act, but excluding the operation of an information channel;
32. Program provider: the party providing the service specified in point 31; 33.
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Score: 517607.3
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