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  LKI20(1).book(lki001.fm)

The first large-scale program to incorporate both health and education components was Mexico’s Education, Health, and Nutrition Program (Progresa), launched in 1997.1 Following a similar model, Colombia has the Families in Action (FA) program, Honduras has the Family Assistance Program (PRAF), Jamaica has the Program of Advancement through Health and Education (PATH), Nicaragua has the Social Protection Network (RPS), and Turkey offers the Social Solidarity Fund (SSF). (...) Conditional cash transfer programs have also introduced other key design features that depart from traditional social assistance programs. (...) Colombia’s FA is the flagship program of the three safety net programs introduced in 2001 to provide relief from the effects of an economic recession.

Score: 478638.13 - https://en.unesco.org/inclusiv...%20Obs-2005-Rawlings-29-55.pdf

  WP / IP Template

Aircraft and engine manufacturers have initiated similar programs with their customers. 2.2 While the development of programs and technology to collect, blend, protect and analyze data is a step forward for aviation safety, several issues could negatively impact continued progress:  Duplication of effort — Numerous organizations have developed programs to collect and analyze data from interfacing organizations. Participants in these programs often provide data to multiple programs because their membership or regional representation often overlaps. (...) These will include:  The development of a “Voluntary Safety Reporting Tool Kit” for States, leveraging experience gained from work on a pilot program to establish a voluntary reporting program that incorporates the principles of the FAA ASAP.

Score: 478563.13 - https://www.icao.int/APAC/Meet...5BFSF%5DAPRAST%206%20Draft.pdf

  Advanced Masters Program in Aviation Safety Management (ASM)

Advanced Masters Program in Aviation Safety Management (ASM) You may be trying to access this site from a secured browser on the server. (...) Program Learning Objectives   Upon completion of the program, graduates will have gained a broad knowledge of the current situation, challenges and perspectives of Aviation Safety worldwide. (...) Overall, the duration of the program is 18 months.   Program capacity   The program can accommodate 15 to 24 students.

Score: 478563.13 - https://www.icao.int/training/...ion-Safety-Management-ASM.aspx

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The need for safer and more secure code is true for every kind of software, but becomes critical for any program that interacts with other programs over a network. (...) Special care is needed when the program invokes some external code (a library function, another program, or a system service). (...) The purpose of assertions is to verify those assumptions that must be true if the program is correct, and to help to catch program bugs as early as possible in the program execution flow.

Score: 478558.94 - https://www.itu.int/en/ITU-T/s...afe-programs/safe-programs.doc

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The need for safer and more secure code is true for every kind of software, but becomes critical for any program that interacts with other programs over a network. (...) Special care is needed when the program invokes some external code (a library function, another program, or a system service). (...) The purpose of assertions is to verify those assumptions that must be true if the program is correct, and to help to catch program bugs as early as possible in the program execution flow.

Score: 478558.94 - https://www.itu.int/ITU-T/2001...afe-programs/safe-programs.doc

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The need for safer and more secure code is true for every kind of software, but becomes critical for any program that interacts with other programs over a network. (...) Special care is needed when the program invokes some external code (a library function, another program, or a system service). (...) The purpose of assertions is to verify those assumptions that must be true if the program is correct, and to help to catch program bugs as early as possible in the program execution flow.

Score: 478558.94 - https://www.itu.int/ITU-T/2005...afe-programs/safe-programs.doc

  Microsoft Word - Framework on partenrs' harmonised support 1.docx

Policy guidance for synergies across programs and for collaboration with non-state actors. (...) Updated inventory of programs by location, type of services operators and CHWs. (...) Community and social mobilization strategies and program activities (including efforts to increase male involvement PMNCH/HTC/eMTC) are critical elements of eMTCT plan and programming.

Score: 478505.4 - https://www.who.int/workforcea...artenrs_harmonised_support.pdf

  Speech by Dr Stefan Oschmann, President for Europe, Middle East and Africa,

When looking at the success of this Program we do not exaggerate by comparing this prevention program to a well in the desert. (...) Why is the Mectizan Donation Program so successful that other long-term medical aid programs adopt its set-up? (...) I believe that this efficiency has led the Mectizan Donation Program to become the role model for other health programs.

Score: 478411.04 - https://www.who.int/tdr/news/documents/oschmann_speech.pdf

  MRTD Symposium 2013

MRTD Symposium 2013 Canada’s Trusted Traveller Programs Presentation to International Civil Aviation Association (ICAO) October 24, 2013 2 2 Canada’s Trusted Traveller Programs • NEXUS, which is a CA/US bilateral TTP available for entry by air, marine, land (over 906,000 members) • CANPASS Suite of Programs for entry into Canada only (13,500 members) • CANPASS Air and Marine (Private Boats), which is similar to NEXUS • CANPASS Corporate Air provides expedited passage for employees of companies that own or operate a corporate aircraft when flying directly from US • CANPASS Private Air provides expedited passage for travellers on small private aircraft when flying directly from US • Free and Secure Trade (FAST) and Commercial Driver Registration Programs (CDRP) that provide commercial clearance (66,500 members) 3 3 Canada’s Trusted Traveller Programs (cont’d) Objectives of TTPs • Facilitates border clearance for pre-approved low-risk travellers • Provides enhanced benefits to trusted travellers • Provides CBSA with the ability to focus on persons and goods of higher risk 4 4 Canada’s Trusted Traveller Programs (cont’d) Key Features •Participation is voluntary •Applicants must meet eligibility criteria •Common eligibility requirements include: • Must be citizen or lawful Permanent Resident of Canada or the United States • Be admissible to Canada under applicable immigration laws • Provide true and accurate information on the application • Not been convicted of a criminal offence in any country for which you have not received a pardon • Not have a recorded customs or immigration violation •Members are risked at initial application, periodically, and at time of each passage 5 Canada’s Trusted Traveller Programs - Lessons Learned • Piloting of initiatives is key to success from system and program perspectives • Fully integrated bilateral programs pose different considerations, such as different admissibility requirements, connectivity between systems, privacy • Need to manage growth efficiently and effectively • Need to continuously improve and market program • Need to manage client’s expectations and ensure continuous benefits while meeting CBSA mandate • Need to continuously educate clients on program requirements 6 Automated Border Clearance (ABC) • Canadians account for 64% of air travel into Canada • ABC kiosks are currently available at: • Vancouver International Airport • Montreal – Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport • Toronto – Pearson International Airport (Terminal 1) • No biometric verification at this time • Presently, available to Canadian citizens and permanent residents • Valid passport or PR card is required – the kiosk uses a document reader to read the MRZ • Verification of the traveller’s identity is performed visually by a Document Verification Officer and a Triage Officer directs the traveller to exit or Secondary if required 7 Temporary Resident Biometric Project (TRBP) • The TRBP was implemented by Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) in partnership with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) and CBSA in June 2013 • Biometric capture and verification of visa-required applicants • Fingerprints captured and verified against RCMP database at time of visa application • At the border, photo verification (not facial recognition) at all Primary Inspection Lines • Fingerprint verification in Secondary at Canada’s 8 major international airports 8 CBSA’s Border Technology TODAY •TTP Technology • Airports: Self-serve kiosks utilizing iris technology for entry into Canada or US Preclearance • Land Border: Dedicated lanes utilizing RFID card technology and licence plate readers •ABC Technology • Airports: Self-serve kiosks (no biometric verification) for entry into Canada •TRBP Technology • Airports: Fingerprint verification in Secondary area TOMORROW •Generic self-serve kiosks •IAPI Canada’s Trusted Traveller Programs Canada’s Trusted Traveller Programs Canada’s Trusted Traveller Programs (cont’d) Canada’s Trusted Traveller Programs (cont’d) Canada’s Trusted Traveller Programs - Lessons Learned Automated Border Clearance (ABC) Temporary Resident Biometric Project (TRBP) CBSA’s Border Technology

Score: 478401.8 - https://www.icao.int/Meetings/...ts/Presentations/24_am_Ooi.pdf

  Senior Director, New

Senior Director, Newborn Health Washington, D.C Save the Children The Senior Director is responsible for the overall strategic development, implementation, management, monitoring, and accountability of the Saving Newborn Lives (SNL) Program. The Senior Director, in collaboration with members of the SNL Senior Management Team, is responsible for ensuring Program targets and benchmarks are set, resources allocated, and results achieved in order to assist countries in achieving newborn health impact at scale. (...) Responsibilities • Oversees, in collaboration with Associate Vice President, Dept. of Health & Nutrition and the SNL Senior Management Team, the vision, strategy and operational plan for the Saving Newborn Lives Program • Provides leadership and oversight to ensure that the SNL Program is developing state of the art approaches and delivering high quality programs and information • Develops strategies and relationships with country offices and staff and development counterparts that build capacity to design and deliver quality programs • Monitors and reports upon progress made in relation to program goals and objectives, both at the global and country level, including or overseeing the preparation of progress reports to the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation • Works closely with International Programs leadership and other departments to ensure that newborn health is integrated into and becomes a priority component of Save the Children International’s strategic plans and programs • Serves as internal and external expert on newborn health and represents SNL at global fora including workshops, conferences and meetings • In dialogue with Strategic Advisory Group members and others both within and outside Save the Children, creates a policy and advocacy agenda and plays a leading role in implementing that agenda • Provides management oversight including building a cohesive performance-oriented team and assuring adequate financial management and tracking. Requirements • MD with maternal-child and neonatal health training or equivalent experience and graduate level training in public health • 15 years’ experience in international development in designing, implementing and evaluating programs to improve maternal, newborn, and child health and survival • Experience in leading and managing a major health program that include the at-scale implementation of state of the art interventions and program approaches • Creates vision and establishes criteria for making strategic programming decisions • Able to develop and apply monitoring and evaluation plans to determine program results and monitor impact • Able to develop strategic advocacy agenda and plans • Able to play lead role in development of effective and responsive project proposals, implementation plans and monitoring frameworks • Strong interpersonal skills, and ability to work effectively in a team situation and in cross-cultural settings • Explains and demonstrates, provides feedback and reinforcement; aligns performance for success, builds trust, delegates responsibility, coaches • Strong writing and speaking skills in English • Able to give effective and engaging presentations to groups and individuals • Computer literacy, including knowledge of word processing, PowerPoint, and other basic computer software Apply: www.savethechildren.org under “Careers” Save the Children is the leading independent organization for children in need, with programs in over 120 countries, including the United States.

Score: 478401.8 - https://www.who.int/pmnch/medi...c_director_job_description.pdf