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External sources (not reviewed)

In concrete terms, this support translates into capacity-building and training; legal, policy and technical assistance; and awareness-raising, information and advocacy.

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The Group believes that it is important to accelerate the process of reunification of the financial system (“unicité des caisses”) for two main reasons: firstly, it will allow the central Government to rebuild the economy; and secondly, it will ensure compliance with the arms embargo by preventing the diversion of moneys for the purchase of arms and related materiel.

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The only protection they are able to seek is from the traditional clan structure, which does not provide adequate protection against most serious violations and abuses, particularly for victims belonging to a minority.

What can however be inferred is that UNESCO’s interaction with the said Member State did contribute (among the many other contributions from other sources) to the decision taken concerning a better positioning of science and technology in the governmental organization.

In addition, it facilitated an international-level exchange of experiences on purging intelligence files, and on mechanisms for the democratic control of intelligence services.

Thus, for the first time in the Republic of Moldova a new vision was shaped over the principles of support for the activity of the consolidation of public health: insurance of social, economic, ecological, food security, promotion of a healthy style of life and equal access to high quality health services.

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[...] [...] developing measures to help this biodiversity-rich area adapt to climate change (see also section IV.B.3 [...]

In addition, CONTRAMINAS continued its efforts to implement social and economic reintegration programmes to assist landmine survivors and the families of the deceased.

Participants suggested that UNESCO should support activities aimed at the unification of Africa and at inter-ethnic and interreligious dialogue in certain subregions of Africa and should also initiate action to help prevent conflicts through activities in education and communication.

[...] [...] guarantees against all forms of violence and discrimination; the United Nations system to support efforts and initiatives that provide support and [...] [...]

The following priority areas/themes were mentioned for consideration in preparing document 35 C/5: freedom of expression and freedom of the press; increased emphasis on ethics, also in relation with action line 10 of the Geneva Plan of Action of the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS); cultural diversity “of the media” and “in the media”; the promotion of multilingualism; media and a culture of peace; the role of knowledge in societal development; the role of ICTs in building knowledge societies, an area in which the Information for All Programme (IFAP) could play an active role; and support for regulators in Africa.

In recent years, they include the assurance of 100 days of employment to every person living in rural areas, the enactment of the Right to Information Act to help our citizens to become more aware, the right to education to help every Indian share in the benefits of the country’s economic progress and also to contribute to it, and the initiative for reservation for women in Parliament and in state legislatures to ensure equal partnership of women in our progress and the increase in reservation for women to 50 per cent in local bodies.

Interfaith International encouraged Cyprus to set up favourable conditions for the removal of restrictive measures, which would make it possible for the faithful to exercise their religious freedom and to visit places of pilgrimage annually, and to combat trafficking in women by setting up a mechanism for the reintegration of victims in social and economic life.

The Commission agreed that Chile supported by other countries would prepare a discussion paper including recommendations on ways to approach the timely and simultaneous distribution of documents and the length and content of reports taking into account concerns raised at the present Session and those from the FAO/WHO Coordinating Committee for Latin America and the Caribbean, for consideration by the next session of the CCGP.

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These results should inform a national strategy to communicate to students, families, and the general public information about educational pathways, including graduate education, that lead to careers vital to our national needs.

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