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  Practical Disarmament Initiative: Developing Good Practice for Measuring PSSM Success, Effectiveness

Practical Disarmament Initiative: Developing Good Practice for Measuring PSSM Success, Effectiveness and Impact – UNODA     Bienvenidos a las Naciones Unidas العربية 中文 English Français Русский Español Language AREAS OF WORK Weapons of Mass Destruction Conventional Arms Regional Disarmament Transparency and Confidence-Building Other Disarmament Issues ABOUT UNODA About Strategy High Representative Organigram UNODA Structure Contact DISARMAMENT BODIES AND INSTITUTIONS Disarmament in the General Assembly Disarmament in the Security Council United Nations Disarmament Commission Conference on Disarmament Secretary General’s Advisory Board Fellowship Programme UNIDIR DATABASE AND RESEARCH TOOLS UNODA Documents Library First Committee and Resolutions Database Disarmament Treaties Military Expenditure The Global Reported Arms Trade UNIDIR’s Cyber Security Portal RESOURCES AND PUBLICATIONS Publications Updates UNODA Calendar Disarmament Education Fact Sheets on Disarmament Issues Proposal for Funding STATEMENTS AND PRESS RELEASES Secretary General’s Statements High Representative’s Statements Press Releases OFFICES AWAY FROM UNHQ Geneva, Switzerland Vienna, Austria Lima, Peru Lome, Togo Kathmandu, Nepal العربية 中文 English Français Русский Español Practical Disarmament Initiative: Developing Good Practice for Measuring PSSM Success, Effectiveness and Impact Implementing Agency: Mines Advisory Group (MAG) Project timeframe: 01/01/2016 – 31/12/2016 Target countries:  Global; specifically, Burkina Faso, Democratic Republic of Congo, Germany, Jamaica, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Switzerland, United Kingdom and United States as well as CARICOM and ECOWAS Goal:  To enhance PoA implementation by improving SALW sector ability to measure the success, effectiveness and impact of international cooperation and assistance in PSSM. Activities: A two-day participatory round table meeting of states, implementing partners, stakeholders and experts identified best practices and guiding indicators for measuring PSSM success, effectiveness and impact as well as outputs and outcomes of PSSM. (...) Discussion was captured in an outcome document, ‘ Developing Good Practice for Measuing the Success, Effectiveness and Impact of PSSM ’ which included a schedule of standard output indicators and opportunities for measuring PSSM’s success in terms of its contribution to SDG 16.4.

Score: 421967.1 - https://www.un.org/disarmament/es/unscar/2015-mag/

  Practical Disarmament Initiative: Developing Good Practice for Measuring PSSM Success, Effectiveness

Practical Disarmament Initiative: Developing Good Practice for Measuring PSSM Success, Effectiveness and Impact – UNODA     Bienvenue aux Nations Unies العربية 中文 English Français Русский Español Language AREAS OF WORK Weapons of Mass Destruction Conventional Arms Regional Disarmament Transparency and Confidence-Building Other Disarmament Issues ABOUT UNODA About Strategy High Representative Organigram UNODA Structure Contact DISARMAMENT BODIES AND INSTITUTIONS Disarmament in the General Assembly Disarmament in the Security Council United Nations Disarmament Commission Conference on Disarmament Secretary General’s Advisory Board Fellowship Programme UNIDIR DATABASE AND RESEARCH TOOLS UNODA Documents Library First Committee and Resolutions Database Disarmament Treaties Military Expenditure The Global Reported Arms Trade UNIDIR’s Cyber Security Portal RESOURCES AND PUBLICATIONS Publications Updates UNODA Calendar Disarmament Education Fact Sheets on Disarmament Issues Proposal for Funding STATEMENTS AND PRESS RELEASES Secretary General’s Statements High Representative’s Statements Press Releases OFFICES AWAY FROM UNHQ Geneva, Switzerland Vienna, Austria Lima, Peru Lome, Togo Kathmandu, Nepal العربية 中文 English Français Русский Español Practical Disarmament Initiative: Developing Good Practice for Measuring PSSM Success, Effectiveness and Impact Implementing Agency: Mines Advisory Group (MAG) Project timeframe: 01/01/2016 – 31/12/2016 Target countries:  Global; specifically, Burkina Faso, Democratic Republic of Congo, Germany, Jamaica, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Switzerland, United Kingdom and United States as well as CARICOM and ECOWAS Goal:  To enhance PoA implementation by improving SALW sector ability to measure the success, effectiveness and impact of international cooperation and assistance in PSSM. Activities: A two-day participatory round table meeting of states, implementing partners, stakeholders and experts identified best practices and guiding indicators for measuring PSSM success, effectiveness and impact as well as outputs and outcomes of PSSM. (...) Discussion was captured in an outcome document, ‘ Developing Good Practice for Measuing the Success, Effectiveness and Impact of PSSM ’ which included a schedule of standard output indicators and opportunities for measuring PSSM’s success in terms of its contribution to SDG 16.4.

Score: 421967.1 - https://www.un.org/disarmament/fr/unscar/2015-mag/

  Practical Disarmament Initiative: Developing Good Practice for Measuring PSSM Success, Effectiveness

Practical Disarmament Initiative: Developing Good Practice for Measuring PSSM Success, Effectiveness and Impact – UNODA     欢迎来到联合国 العربية 中文 English Français Русский Español Language AREAS OF WORK Weapons of Mass Destruction Conventional Arms Regional Disarmament Transparency and Confidence-Building Other Disarmament Issues ABOUT UNODA About Strategy High Representative Organigram UNODA Structure Contact DISARMAMENT BODIES AND INSTITUTIONS Disarmament in the General Assembly Disarmament in the Security Council United Nations Disarmament Commission Conference on Disarmament Secretary General’s Advisory Board Fellowship Programme UNIDIR DATABASE AND RESEARCH TOOLS UNODA Documents Library First Committee and Resolutions Database Disarmament Treaties Military Expenditure The Global Reported Arms Trade UNIDIR’s Cyber Security Portal RESOURCES AND PUBLICATIONS Publications Updates UNODA Calendar Disarmament Education Fact Sheets on Disarmament Issues Proposal for Funding STATEMENTS AND PRESS RELEASES Secretary General’s Statements High Representative’s Statements Press Releases OFFICES AWAY FROM UNHQ Geneva, Switzerland Vienna, Austria Lima, Peru Lome, Togo Kathmandu, Nepal العربية 中文 English Français Русский Español Practical Disarmament Initiative: Developing Good Practice for Measuring PSSM Success, Effectiveness and Impact Implementing Agency: Mines Advisory Group (MAG) Project timeframe: 01/01/2016 – 31/12/2016 Target countries:  Global; specifically, Burkina Faso, Democratic Republic of Congo, Germany, Jamaica, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Switzerland, United Kingdom and United States as well as CARICOM and ECOWAS Goal:  To enhance PoA implementation by improving SALW sector ability to measure the success, effectiveness and impact of international cooperation and assistance in PSSM. Activities: A two-day participatory round table meeting of states, implementing partners, stakeholders and experts identified best practices and guiding indicators for measuring PSSM success, effectiveness and impact as well as outputs and outcomes of PSSM. (...) Discussion was captured in an outcome document, ‘ Developing Good Practice for Measuing the Success, Effectiveness and Impact of PSSM ’ which included a schedule of standard output indicators and opportunities for measuring PSSM’s success in terms of its contribution to SDG 16.4.

Score: 421967.1 - https://www.un.org/disarmament/zh/unscar/2015-mag/

  Practical Disarmament Initiative: Developing Good Practice for Measuring PSSM Success, Effectiveness

Practical Disarmament Initiative: Developing Good Practice for Measuring PSSM Success, Effectiveness and Impact – UNODA     Добро пожаловать в ООН العربية 中文 English Français Русский Español Language AREAS OF WORK Weapons of Mass Destruction Conventional Arms Regional Disarmament Transparency and Confidence-Building Other Disarmament Issues ABOUT UNODA About Strategy High Representative Organigram UNODA Structure Contact DISARMAMENT BODIES AND INSTITUTIONS Disarmament in the General Assembly Disarmament in the Security Council United Nations Disarmament Commission Conference on Disarmament Secretary General’s Advisory Board Fellowship Programme UNIDIR DATABASE AND RESEARCH TOOLS UNODA Documents Library First Committee and Resolutions Database Disarmament Treaties Military Expenditure The Global Reported Arms Trade UNIDIR’s Cyber Security Portal RESOURCES AND PUBLICATIONS Publications Updates UNODA Calendar Disarmament Education Fact Sheets on Disarmament Issues Proposal for Funding STATEMENTS AND PRESS RELEASES Secretary General’s Statements High Representative’s Statements Press Releases OFFICES AWAY FROM UNHQ Geneva, Switzerland Vienna, Austria Lima, Peru Lome, Togo Kathmandu, Nepal العربية 中文 English Français Русский Español Practical Disarmament Initiative: Developing Good Practice for Measuring PSSM Success, Effectiveness and Impact Implementing Agency: Mines Advisory Group (MAG) Project timeframe: 01/01/2016 – 31/12/2016 Target countries:  Global; specifically, Burkina Faso, Democratic Republic of Congo, Germany, Jamaica, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Switzerland, United Kingdom and United States as well as CARICOM and ECOWAS Goal:  To enhance PoA implementation by improving SALW sector ability to measure the success, effectiveness and impact of international cooperation and assistance in PSSM. Activities: A two-day participatory round table meeting of states, implementing partners, stakeholders and experts identified best practices and guiding indicators for measuring PSSM success, effectiveness and impact as well as outputs and outcomes of PSSM. (...) Discussion was captured in an outcome document, ‘ Developing Good Practice for Measuing the Success, Effectiveness and Impact of PSSM ’ which included a schedule of standard output indicators and opportunities for measuring PSSM’s success in terms of its contribution to SDG 16.4.

Score: 421967.1 - https://www.un.org/disarmament/ru/unscar/2015-mag/

  PCT System News

PCT System News PCT System News Iraq Joins the PCT PCT success story: Axon a new type of smart, portable, and programmable exercise equipment Exploring the PCT webinar series: Best practices for recording of changes (Rule 92bis) PCT Newsletter 01/2022 (January 2022) PCT success stories | Upcoming PCT webinars | Submitting declarations Do you have a PCT success story you would like to share? PCT success story PCT Newsletter 12/2021 (December 2021) New ePCT tutorials | New version of ePCT | Modified PCT Forms | PCT Rule 92bis requests New ePCT Video Tutorials Now Available Manage your international patent applications and more using the WIPO IP Portal widgets Launch of PCT User Survey 2021 PCT Newsletter 11/2021 (November 2021) Jamaica joins PCT | Kiribati joins Paris Convention | Seychelles joins ARIPO | Modified PCT Administrative Instructions

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  Microsoft PowerPoint - 2.1 IATA SWIM Perspective_Interregional SWIM workshop -FNL Presentation

Microsoft PowerPoint - 2.1 IATA SWIM Perspective_Interregional SWIM workshop -FNL Presentation SWIM Tool for operational improvement Air Space User Perspective Topics  Current Environment  Opportunity of Benefit  Impact to User environment  Challenge for Step forward  Needs for Success Topics  Current Environment  Opportunity of Benefit  Impact to User environment  Challenge for Step forward  Needs for Success Today’s Information exchange  Stakeholders  States and regions Today’s Information exchange  Stakeholders  Limited information from ATM  Limited information from Operator  Limited exchange with Airport Today’s Information exchange  States and regions  Information gap between FIRs  Information gap between regions  Enough information for cross FIRs and Regional flights? (...) Lose opportunities of the utilization of Capacity and Capability due to limited Information Topics  Current Environment  Opportunity of Benefit  Impact to User environment  Challenge for Step forward  Needs for Success SWIM.. provide users access to relevant and mutually understood information in an interoperable manner SWIM AIM ATM MET Airport Operator Integration of information for operation SWIM Key Enabler SWIM – Benefit opportunity  ATM data will be used for an Airspace User’s general situational awareness  Relevant Airspace User operational information will be made available to the ATM system  Supports Demand / Capacity Management and strategic / pre-tactical conflict management  Shared flight conditions and ATM resources supports dynamically optimized 4D trajectory management Topics  Current Environment  Opportunity of Benefit  Impact to User environment  Challenge for Step forward  Needs for Success Impact to Systems Operation system (e.g. FPL)  SWIM connectivity  New data exchange models  Data process for optimum use  Automated data process  Possible complexity of operator system Aircraft connectivity  Broadband connection to Cockpit  Future Data comm standard  Updated information exchange Impact to Flight Operation Dispatch  Manage plan policy and irregular management  In flight monitor and support Pilot  In flight monitor and connected operation.  Dispatch support in flight for best trajectory update Topics  Current Environment  Opportunity of Benefit  Impact to User environment  Challenge for Step forward  Needs for Success Challenge-Operator Ground system  Update required-$  Complex connections-$ Mixed environment  Mixed capable and non- capable ANSP in traffic flow - Inefficiency and Workload Air-Ground Connection  Aircraft upgrade or network connection -$ Pilot and Staff  Need to fit new style-Mind  Interrelation across work Area-Mind Challenge-ATM and others  Need system upgrade  Connection between different Stakeholders and parties.  Trajectory operation- needs of enhanced airspace access  Information governance Topics  Current Environment  Opportunity of Benefit  Impact to User environment  Challenge for Step forward  Needs for Success Tool for sharing information  SWIM and Data exchange models are great “Tool” to share the information between stakeholders.

Score: 421408.7 - https://www.icao.int/MID/Docum...shop%20-FNL%20Presentation.pdf

  Recognition of prior learning: Key success factors and the building blocks of an effective system

Recognition of prior learning: Key success factors and the building blocks of an effective system Type: Publication Date issued: 04 May 2015 Authors: Aggarwal, Ashwani Download: Recognition of prior learning: Key success factors and the building blocks of an effective system pdf - 4.8 MB Due to lack of appropriate qualifications, a large proportion of people face severe disadvantage in getting decent jobs, migrating to other regions and accessing further education, even though they might have the necessary knowledge and skills. (...) To address this issue, many countries have initiated steps in establishing an RPL system, but are facing challenges to successful implementation. This paper has been produced, taking into account experiences of many countries around the world, with the aim of building the capacity of policy makers and social partners to establish an effective, successful RPL system. The paper suggests 12 key success factors or building blocks of an effective RPL system.

Score: 421408.7 - https://www.ilo.org/skills/pub...WCMS_625895/lang--en/index.htm

  PMNCH | Country case studies on “Making multisectoral collaboration work.”

Papers and publications BMJ series Multisectoral collaboration for health and sustainable development Graham, W et al. 2018 Transformative change takes leadership, partnerships, and multisectoral collaboration Nadda, S and Astrup, N. 2018 To achieve the SDG health goals we need to recognise the goals and outcomes of other sectors Alfvén, T et al. 2018 Business not as usual: how multisectoral collaboration can promote transformative change for health and sustainable development Kuruvulla, S et al. 2018 Adolescent girls’ nutrition and prevention of anaemia: a school based multisectoral collaboration in Indonesia Roche, M et al. 2018 Voices for Healthy Kids: a multisectoral collaboration to accelerate policy changes that promote healthy weight for all children and adolescents in the United States Callahan, M et al. 2018 Scaling up an early childhood development programme through a national multisectoral approach to social protection: lessons from Chile Crece Contigo Milman, H et al. 2018 Improving psychosocial services for vulnerable families with young children: strengthening links between health and social services in Germany Renner, I et al. 2018 Making the health system work by and for Indigenous women in Guatemala: a community led multisectoral collaboration Velásquez, C et al. 2018 Tackling HIV by empowering adolescent girls and young women: a multisectoral, government led campaign in South Africa Subedar, H et al. 2018 Redesigning an education project for child friendly radio: a multisectoral collaboration to promote children’s health, education, and human rights after a humanitarian crisis in Sierra Leone Barnett, S et al. 2018 IDPoor: a poverty identification programme that enables collaboration across sectors for maternal and child health in Cambodia White Kaba, M et al. 2018 Improving vaccination coverage in India: lessons from Intensified Mission Indradhanush, a cross-sectoral systems strengthening strategy Gurnani, V et al. 2018 Human papillomavirus immunisation of adolescent girls: improving coverage through multisectoral collaboration in Malaysia Blauvelt Buang, S et al. 2018 Scaling up a health and nutrition hotline in Malawi: the benefits of multisectoral collaboration C et al. 2018 Scaling up primary health services for improving reproductive, maternal and child health: a multi-sectoral collaboration in the conflict setting of Afghanistan Das, J et al. 2018 Technical papers and reports Concept Note: Documenting Success Factors for Improving Women’s, Children’s and Adolescents’ Health pdf, 565kb Review of the literature to inform case study methods pdf, 951kb Methods guide for country case studies on successful collaboration across sectors for health and sustainable development pdf, 1.42Mb « Previous page 1 2 3 4 5 Next page » Introduction The 12 Country case studies Papers and publications Global effort and partners Archive Success Factors case studies Success Factors case studies from 12 countries announced 11 April 2018 12 Success Factors country case studies pdf, 1.39Mb Earlier Success Factors Learn about PMNCH’s 2014 studies on Success Factors for Women’s, Children’s and Adolescents’ Health Partners’ Forum Partners’ Forum 2018 website You are here: Partnership for Maternal, Newborn & Child Health Knowledge Centre Quick Links Key documents PMNCH vision Strategy and workplan Annual report PMNCH pamphlet Stay informed PMNCH e-blast Press centre Knowledge centre Get involved Become a member Requests for proposals Employment Share your news Contact us Keep in touch © WHO 2022

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  Good Practices | Governance of Tenure | Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations

Good Practices | Governance of Tenure | Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations FAO.org english français Español Governance of Tenure Voluntary Guidelines on Tenure Newsletters Resources Activities Partnerships MSPs SOLA Suite Capacity development Good Practices Good Practices Good practices highlight successful experiences and publications from multi-stakeholder platforms related to land tenure governance supported by FAO. Approches innovantes: Gouvernance foncière locale Success story: Sierra Leone Success story: Mongolia Success story: Senegal River Basin FAO support of multi-stakeholder platforms Contact us Terms and Conditions Scam Alert Report Misconduct Jobs Procurement Governing Bodies Office of the Inspector General Evaluation Legal Office Ethics Office FAO organizational chart Regional Office for Africa Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific Regional Office for Europe and Central Asia Regional Office for Latin America and the Caribbean Regional Office for the Near East and North Africa Country Offices X Follow us on                                         Download our App © FAO, 2022

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  12 December 2017 Con

12 December 2017 Concept note Documenting Success Factors for Improving Women’s, Children’s and Adolescents’ Health What works and why in collaborating across sectors? (...) One of the main factors distinguishing successful countries was action across multiple sectors. (...) See Annex 1 for illustrative examples of multiple dimensions of success. 1 Success Factors for Women’s and Children’s Health.

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