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(e)<br />

continue to work with the Director-<strong>General</strong> to mobilize the necessary human and financial<br />

resources to enable UIL to accomplish its mission;<br />

3. Authorizes the Director-<strong>General</strong> to provide support to UIL by granting a financial allocation under<br />

Major Programme I for a total amount of $2,100,000;<br />

4. Expresses its gratitude to the German Government for its continuing support to UIL by giving a<br />

substantial financial contribution and by providing its premises free of charge; and to other Member<br />

States and organizations, in particular to the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency<br />

(SIDA), the Government of Norway, the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC), the<br />

Danish International Development Agency (DANIDA), and the Federal Government of Nigeria, who<br />

have contributed intellectually and financially to UIL activities, and invites them to continue their<br />

support for 2012-2013 and beyond;<br />

5. Appeals to Member States, international governmental and non-governmental organizations, donor<br />

agencies, foundations and the private sector to grant or renew their financial and other appropriate<br />

contributions to enable UIL to contribute towards the priorities of Major Programme I and the<br />

strategic objectives of <strong>UNESCO</strong> for 2008-2013;<br />

6. Requests the Director-<strong>General</strong> to report periodically to the governing bodies in the statutory<br />

reports on the contribution of the UIL to the achievement of the following expected results of Major<br />

Programme I:<br />

(1) national capacities strengthened for policy formulation and planning focusing on quality and<br />

gender equality issues, and drawing on information and communication technologies (MLA 1<br />

– expected result 1)<br />

(2) national capacities strengthened to plan, manage and scale up gender-sensitive, quality literacy<br />

and non-formal education policies and programmes (MLA 1 – expected result 2)<br />

(3) implementation of the right to education made more effective, including through mechanisms<br />

to monitor and promote it, with a view to reaching the EFA goals (MLA 4 – expected result 13)<br />

(4) education stakeholders informed through evidence-based research and studies on emerging<br />

trends and challenges in education (MLA 4 – expected result 14).<br />

<strong>36</strong> C/5 – Major Programme I<br />

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