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for 2002-2007 (31 C/4) assigns to the Programme: (i) promoting the free flow of ideas and universal access to information; (ii) promoting the expression of pluralism and cultural diversity in the media and world information networks; and (iii) promoting access for all to information and communication technologies, especially in the public domain.

the music industry, as well as a briefing on museum enterprises and derivative products.

in each State of a comprehensive strategy on violence against children; the introduction of an explicit national legal ban on all forms of violence; and the consolidation of national data collection, analysis and dissemination, and research in this field.

(for example, the Commonwealth or the Tokyo International Conference on African Development).

in addition to standing ICT governance bodies, separate ad hoc governance structures are established for major, large-scale and cross-cutting ICT projects, such as enterprise resource planning (ERP) implementation, which may comprise steering committees, project teams, working groups and task forces at different levels, as appropriate.

for city classification, such as “sustainable city”, “eco-city”, and “green industrial city” to provide a guideline for benchmarking sustainable urban development at the regional and subregional levels; secondly, to develop databases and networks at the regional and subregional levels that would include urban and rural population statistics and economic, social and physical data, including environment and geo-climatic data; and thirdly, to hold a symposium on urban climate change among member States in order to exchange experiences and best practices towards achieving sustainable city development.

importance of the universality of the Treaty and the implementation of the resolution on the Middle East adopted at the 1995 Review and Extension Conference; and had examined the need for a nuclear weapons convention for the total elimination of nuclear weapons within a specified time frame, as well as a legally binding instrument on negative security assurances.

peace process: first, the second Somali National Garowe Consultative Constitutional Conference held last month; secondly, the adoption of resolution 2036 (2012) on an expanded and well-resourced African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM); and thirdly, the London conference held just 11 days ago.

five to executive heads of United Nations system organizations, the implementation of which should contribute to an enhanced role for the United Nations system to lead by example in improving its internal in-house environmental management.

into regional actions with focused attention on key challenges and priorities of the region.

on the Monitoring of the Management of Arms and Armies itself, which provides for the storage of most Maoist army weapons and of an equal number of Nepal Army weapons, and the use of 30 weapons for perimeter security at each main cantonment site and 15 at each satellite site; the agreement on the security of the Maoist leadership, which was signed in late June 2007 and which allowed 42 weapons of varying calibre to be carried by designated security personnel; and, finally, an informal understanding, amply referenced in the records of the Joint Monitoring Coordination Committee, that permits a weapon to be carried by Maoist divisional commanders, deputy divisional commanders and brigade commanders who command troops.

for the period 2008-2009 (A/61/6 (Prog. 13)) and with the result areas identified in the strategy.

fully functional and operational office; secondly, to take jurisdiction over the investigation, led by the Lebanese judicial authorities, into the Hariri attack; and thirdly, to continue to investigate and explore all leads in order to establish the truth regarding the crimes falling within its mandate.

led by every competent team to the sites of ancient temples in the purpose to study the damage condition of the temples in order to propose the repairing and development plan as well as to promote, educate every citizen about their obligation in preservation of the cultural heritage of the nation.

without printed copies of documents (“paperless” Commission sessions); (b) the possibility of delivering documents and communications to member States through electronic means, such as posting to a web page or email; and (c) reducing the number of documents for consideration at each Commission session.

by increasing the knowledge base about the problem and supporting practitioners’ networks for asset recovery; (b) building national capacity for asset recovery; and (c) assisting States in collecting and sharing information to encourage progress in a country’s specific asset recovery efforts.

and foam, were submitted for consideration by the Committee at the present Meeting.

the participatory role of civil society in addressing the world drug problem, and requests the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime to make that information, including suggestions, available to Member States, upon their request.

was part of the knowledge management programme; customer relationship management, which was part of the resource management programme; and disaster recovery and business continuity, which was part of the infrastructure management programme.

as well as goods in lists of controlled items; the coverage of intangible transfers of technology in their control systems; and controls on the flow of information to foreign nationals within the boundaries of a State (i.e. deemed exports).