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[...] [...] affiliated to the China State Environmental Protection Administration (SEPA) as well [...] [...]

[...] [...] Procurator-General, the Central Commissions responsible for elections and referendums, the National Statistics Committee, the Supreme Court, the National Security Service, the Ministry of Justice, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Ministry of Defence, the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Economic Regulation, the Ministry of Labour, Employment and Migration, the Ministry of Social Security, the Ministry of Education and Science, the National Agency for Social Security, the National Agency for Environmental Protection and Forestry [...]

[...] [...] ministry), China Marine Surveillance (State Oceanic Administration), and maritime environmental protection.

[...] [...] energy sector, and the State Environmental Protection Agency for tackling the environmental [...]

The team carrying out the survey consists of Hou Xiangbin from Beijing Yanqing Environmental Monitoring Centre and students from Peking University (Lv ming of School of Earth and Space Sciences and Shi Xuan, Fan Yongsheng of College of Environmental Sciences and Zhang Qiang of School of mathematical Sciences).

[...] [...] World Water Forum, was attended by more than 350 experts, prominent scientists, environmentalists and water management specialists from 32 countries, as well as representatives of some 30 influential international organizations [...] [...]

[...] [...] conflict, the Secretary-General identified five core challenges to ensuring better protection for civilians in such situations: enhancing compliance by parties to the conflict with international law; enhancing compliance by non-State armed groups; enhancing [...] [...]

This is an important achievement, thanks to stringent and comprehensive policies established and enforced by SEPA and the successful preparation and implementation of the PA-I and II agreements in cooperation with the World Bank.

[...] controlled substance from any of the CTC producers without a quota, but on the other there appears to be a black market existing in China which could provide for such unauthorized use and warrants attention from SEPA.

[...] conducted in the name of UNESCO and CEEC of SEPA .

SEPA, PBOC and CBRC have to work out a green credit system that can be commonly accepted, so that the greening lending campaign, energy efficiency and emission-based credit screening systems can become more effective.

In addition to its National Environmental Authority, the host country of Panama was represented by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Social Development, the National Secretariat for Science, Technology and Innovation, the National Association for the Preservation of Nature, the [...] [...]

[...] [...] and policy-makers and curriculum planners in science, technology and engineering education (STE), to enable them to improve the quality and relevance of their national STE policies and programmes in the interests of poverty reduction, environmental protection and sustainable development in Africa.

[...] [...] including: (a) the adoption of a national strategy for human rights protection to enhance respect for human dignity and citizenship, to promote a culture of peace and to prevent impunity, including through the training of traditional authorities; (b) the strengthening of the [...] [...]

The State Environmental Protection Administration (SEPA) will [...]

[...] [...] course on the protection of civilians that will be open to national and international participants who are senior decision-makers of armed forces, police and civilian administration, as well as other civilian stakeholders and experts.

Ensured student participation in two followup meetings of the World Conference of Higher Education (WCHE); Participated in the task force monitoring follow-up of Education for All; Prepared the issue of the International Social Science Journal on Youth Transition; Organized youth NGOs’ presence in various international and bilateral meetings; Engaged the participation of young people in the research project on young people’s consumption behaviour (UNESCO and UNEP) aimed at analysing consumption patterns, lifestyles and behaviour of young people in 22 countries, and in the Young Reporters for the Environment Campaign, designed for secondary-school students who carry out a journalistic inquiry of their local environmental problems by directly contacting concerned stakeholders.

[...] [...] Kingdom; the Instituto de Ciencias del Mar y Limnología of the National Autonomous University of Mexico; the Caribbean Court of Justice; the UNEP office in Jamaica; the National Environment and Planning Agency, the Maritime Authority and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade of Jamaica; students from the University of Technology, the University of the West Indies and the Norman Manley Law School, Jamaica; the Caribbean Maritime Institute; Allan Kirton; and the permanent missions of China and Brazil in Jamaica.

The International Finance Corporation (IFC) grasped this opportunity and established cooperation with SEPA in early 2008.

[...] [...] center and Consumer Protection Bureau of SAIC and its Office Systems, [...] [...]

[...] in the least developed countries lack access to safe drinking water and basic sanitation, which are fundamental to health, poverty eradication, environment protection, growth and development.

The national ozone unit in ANPE also collected data and performed statistical analyses on the use and importation of ODS for its reporting obligations; monitored ODS-consuming enterprises as well as converted enterprises; and carried out awareness raising campaigns (which included [...] [...]

[...] are complex environments with many competing priorities, we must recognize the tensions and difficulties that emerge in the process of endeavouring to balance national security interests [...] [...]

A study tour was organized for the officers from GACC, MOC and SEPA to the United States of America, Canada and Mexico in August 2006, to learn about the management experience of these countries in ODS imports/exports.

A 2009 study from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Green Grid showed that data centers are one of the world’s fastest-growing energy users, and researchers at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory found that [...] [...]