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Socioeconomic Planning Secretary ROMULO L. NERI (second from left, seated)
signs the documents, called Country Programme Action Plans (CPAPs), of
three UN agencies—United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), United
Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), and United Nations Children’s Fund
(UNICEF), which were developed with the Philippine Government. The CPAPs,
worth about US$125 million, aim to empower the country’s poorest
and most vulnerable, improve the reproductive health status of the Filipino
people, and reduce the disparities in child well-being indicators in 24
priority provinces and cities by at least 50 percent. With Sec. Neri are
other signatories (from left): Dr. NICOLAS K. ALIPUI, Philippine Country
Office Representative, UNICEF; Ms. DEBORAH LANDEY, Resident Representative,
UNDP; and Dr. ZAHIDUL A. HUQUE, Country Representative, UNFPA.
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