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[...] [...] trust funds and earmarked contributions.

Specific queries related to possible duplication of category 2 institutes with other United Nations-affiliated institutes and centres, the need to invite the directors of category 2 institutes and centres to participate in the Director-General’s consultations on the C/4 and the C/5 documents, the modalities for the operation of the sunset clause, the possible financial and legal liabilities of UNESCO for non-performing category 2 centres or those that lose their financial support, the cost and financial implications of engagement with such centres, the reasons for specific allocations (for INRULED), the cost and staff time involved in the proposed mapping exercises and feasibility studies, the proposed staff exchanges, the use of the UNESCO logo and the need for regular review of the agreements concluded regarding category 2 centres.

[...] [...] extra-budgetary, non-earmarked funds, to achieve [...] [...]

This report demonstrates the concern of Honduras for the protection and conservation of indigenous and Afro-Honduran native cultures, as reflected in the establishment of special units and laws to protect the various manifestations of the national culture, which will result in the full integration of these peoples into a properly consolidated society that respects their ethnic and cultural origins.

[...] [...] (d) dedicated training of staff on the policies and toolkits for ERM (e) clear procedures for the identification, reporting and escalation of relevant risks through the reporting lines for consideration by the ERM committee; (f) dedicated resources for monitoring [...] [...]

On the basis of earmarked funding provided by Australia, Austria, Belgium, New Zealand, Norway and Switzerland, the ISU has been able to offer inter-ministerial process support to all relevant States Parties and has undertaken intensive process support visits to Afghanistan, Albania, Angola, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Burundi, Cambodia, Chad, Colombia, Croatia, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, El Salvador, Ethiopia, Guinea Bissau, Jordan, Mozambique, Nicaragua, Peru, Senegal, Serbia, Sudan, Tajikistan, Thailand, Uganda, and Yemen.

[...] [...] respectful acceptance of the competence [...] [...]

[...] [...] series of sector-specific reports including [...] [...]

The incumbent would work closely with the Director of the Office to develop and launch a customized and comprehensive communications strategy to promote ethical values, actions and conduct among peacekeeping staff as well as work closely with DPKO, DFS, the Conduct and Discipline Unit and Conduct and Discipline Teams, the Office of Human Resources Management, the Integrated Training Service and local training focal points in the individual missions to integrate key messages and information in all peacekeeping education materials.

The creation of separate funds with dedicated revenue sources may appear to address this issue.

[...] [...] funds have been earmarked for this purpose, [...]

[...] the federal programmes “The Culture [...] [...]

[...] [...] policies, and for dedicated resources.

In addition, a number of NGOs have organized specialized training programmes for youth to effectively participate in climate change decision-making, in particular with regard to the intergovernmental negotiation process.

Development Agenda Recommendation 2 expressly calls for “providing additional assistance to WIPO through donor funding, and establish Funds-in-Trust or other voluntary funds within WIPO specifically for LDCs, while continuing to accord high priority to finance activities in Africa through budgetary and extra-budgetary resources, to promote, inter alia, the legal, commercial, cultural, and economic exploitation of IP in these countries.

The Commission recalled that at its 31st Session it had agreed to postpone decision on possible new work on animal feeding until the 32nd Session and to establish an electronic working group, hosted by Denmark and co-chaired by Mexico, to prepare: (i) a proposal for the scope and the terms of reference of future work on animal feeding, taking into consideration the conclusion and recommendation of the FAO/WHO expert meeting on Animal Feeding Impact on Food Safety; and (ii) a proposal for a suitable mechanism for Codex to carry out this work.

informed of the most recent developments, thereby updating the reports on the trust fund on food security (IDB.39/10) and the trust fund on renewable energy (IDB.39/11).

[...] funds have been earmarked for the implementation of the National Action Plan on the Rights of the Child and that the funds earmarked for [...] [...]

The Corporate Strategy Committee (KUS), for example, deliberates on strategically important processes, potential market or competitor developments, and key special topics not directly related to daily operations.

[...] [...] include aligned or dedicated budgets, spending [...] [...]

[...] [...] in-house expertise, where possible; $104,700 under experts, resulting mainly [...] [...]

Furthermore, she assured the participants that her office had a Strategy and Action Plan already committed to fighting all types of discrimination, including against persons with disabilities.

The national control entity in Iraq has also drafted a specific law aimed at establishing a unified national system in the context of our commitment to international non-proliferation and disarmament treaties that would cover the material and equipment used in the production, possession, storage, import or export of such weapons and ensure that none of these devolve into proscribed activities, determine penalties, if necessary, and establish mechanisms for the submission of declarations on and licensing procedures for dual-use material, in accordance with NPT guarantees and the verification system for chemical and biological weapons.

With respect to dialogue, a topic included in the recommendations of the Permanent Forum, it is a Government priority to expand opportunities for dialogue with indigenous communities. With that end in mind, mechanisms have been established for consultation with indigenous peoples, such as the Permanent Committee for Consultation with indigenous peoples and organizations9(Decree No. 1397 of 1996); the Indigenous Peoples’ Human Rights Commission10(Decree No. 1396 of 1996); and the Amazon Region Committee for the Indigenous Peoples of Colombian Amazonia11 (Constitutional Court, judgement SU-383 of 2003; Decree No. 3012 of 2005).

However, if the window is to be maintained, the capacity of the implementing and bilateral agencies to address in excess of an additional 19,000 ODP tonnes of ODSs for funding in the 2004-2006 triennium, and complete on time the implementation of ongoing approved projects (individual projects, umbrella projects and tranches of multi-year agreements) needs to be taken into consideration.

[...] key engineering projects worldwide such as [...] [...]

Aside from these two US patents, Droplets family of patents includes counterpart patents in Australia, (Pat. 769099), Israel (Patent No. 148635), and Korea (Patent No. 10-079976), as well as several patents pending in Europe and other countries.

[...] [...] the adoption of measures to reduce the educational gap that exists between Afro-Ecuadorians and the wider population; the introduction of ethno-education for people of African descent; the strengthening of Afro-Ecuadorian civil society; measures to eliminate racism and discrimination in the media; further efforts to encourage participation of persons of African descent in public administration; the establishment of a centre for Afro-Ecuadorian studies; the further development of free legal aid services; the creation within the office of the Ombudsman of a sub-unit dedicated to issues related [...] [...]

[...] [...] with diverse thematic content and location, [...] [...]