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[...] C/DR.64 (submitted by Sudan, supported by Egypt), concerning paragraph 02110, proposing the insertion of an additional operative subparagraph which would allow extension of the zone of intervention of institutions that promote the understanding of sustainable land and water use through training of their staff on modern techniques of developing multimedia based course ware to be offered through distant learning systems, and further requesting an amount of US $80,000 to support this activity, the Commission recommended that the General Conference decide that the proposal of this draft resolution was already [...] [...]

[...] Commission, in its resolution 66/13, had requested the Executive Secretary of ESCAP to strengthen and support the implementation of the Special Programme for the Economies of Central Asia; to implement the Almaty Programme of Action; to assist landlocked [...] [...]

At its sixty-fourth session, the General Assembly welcomed the ratification by all original parties of the Treaty of Rarotonga, and called upon eligible States to adhere to the Treaty and the protocols thereto; also welcomed the entry into force, on 15 July 2009, of the Treaty of Pelindaba, which establishes a nuclear-weapon-free zone in Africa; called upon all concerned States to continue to work together in order to facilitate adherence to the protocols to nuclear-weapon-free zone treaties by all relevant States that have not yet adhered to them and urged all relevant States to cooperate in resolving outstanding issues with [...] [...]

[...] [...] the preparations for the referendum in the South, especially the peaceful and orderly conduct of voter registration, he expressed concern regarding solutions to outstanding Comprehensive Peace Agreement and post-referendum issues.

[...] [...] spirit of mutual understanding and compromise, continue to seek solutions to the outstanding issues through dialogue and consultation, and see the implementation of the CPA through to its culmination in order to maintain peace and stability in the Sudan and the region.

In its resolution 62/238, the Assembly had denied the Secretary-General’s request for a special funding mechanism for requirements of the Human Rights Council and the Advisory Committee had stated, in paragraph 25 of its report on the issue (A/62/7/Add.25), that if there was a recurrent need for special human rights missions, consideration should be given to including a provision in both the budget outline and the proposed programme budget akin to that [...]

In the same resolution, the General Assembly endorsed the conclusions and recommendations of the Committee requesting the Secretary-General to fully implement Assembly resolution 64/259, entitled “Towards an accountability system in the United Nations Secretariat” and to present concrete measures and actions taken to promote the culture of accountability within the Secretariat in future plan outlines, [...] [...]

Of the 24, ten have been settled by mutual agreement, seven were decided by panels set up under the procedure, and seven are still pending.

[...] [...] it welcomed the decision of the Human Rights Council to request that the independent expert on human rights obligations related to access to safe drinking water and sanitation submit an annual report to the Assembly and encouraged her to continue working on all aspects of her mandate and, in consultation with all relevant United Nations agencies, funds and programmes, to include in her [...] [...]

[...] [...] and, in consultation with the Government of Chile, had agreed to withdraw the strategy and action plan together with the project proposal.

[...] [...] Government of South Sudan to address outstanding issues with regard to the Comprehensive Peace Agreement, including citizenship [...] [...]

[...] [...] that the mandate of the Special Committee was a major programme of the Organization, and that United Nations support should be provided until all outstanding decolonization issues and related follow-up matters have been resolved in a satisfactory manner in accordance [...] [...]

[...] [...] by the memorandum of association (subject, nevertheless, to the Law), and may by such resolution determine that, as between the holders of the shares resulting from such sub-division, one or [...] [...]

The proposals for 2012-2013 under the expenditure sections total $5,196,993,400 at revised 2010-2011 rates, a decrease of 3.7 per cent as compared with the approved outline for 2012-2013.

[...] C/DR.65 (submitted by Sudan, supported by Egypt), concerning paragraph 02120, requesting support to Member States to apply the ecosystem approach and promote conservation and sustainable use in an equitable manner including the socio-economic aspects to develop plans and policies for management of wetlands and water resources in Biosphere Reserves through collaboration and integration of IHP and MAB Programmes and further proposing the allocation of US $200,000 from extrabudgetary sources for the purpose of holding a regional symposium in Khartoum in 2004 in collaboration with the UNESCO Chair for Women, the Commission recommended that the General Conference decide that the idea of the draft resolution [...] [...]

It had before it Section J of the Topical Summary of the discussion held in the Sixth Committee of the General Assembly during its sixty-fifth session, entitled “Other decisions and conclusions of the Commission”; the proposed Strategic Framework for the period 2012–2013 (A/65/6), covering “Programme 6: Legal Affairs”; [...] [...]

While engagement between the two parties to resolve the pending issues through dialogue still continued, the fighting in border areas, internal strife within some bordering areas of South Sudan, delays in the implementation of the Abyei agreement and on the demilitarization [...] [...]

In this regard, we reiterate the call by the Assembly of the African Union made during its extraordinary session in which it urged the parties to the CPA to spare no effort to overcome the current difficulties and to conclude their negotiations on the outstanding aspects of the CPA, including the issue [...] [...]

[...] [...] finding a peaceful solution to the outstanding matters with the Republic of Sudan.

[...] [...] Comprehensive Peace Agreement, the referendum in the South and its aftermath, the demarcation of the Abyei borders, the question of the wealth-sharing, the situation in Darfur, the humanitarian situation and the displaced population — we see that the only option is to support the path towards peace based on political dialogue as the best way to settle the conflict in the Sudan, to establish peace and stability and to address [...]

At its sixty-sixth session, the General Assembly stressed the importance of the continued substantive consideration of the follow-up to and implementation of the Mauritius Strategy for the Further Implementation of the Programme of Action for the Sustainable Development of Small Island Developing States and decided to consider at [...] [...]

[...] [...] (ICTD) capacity-building programme called the Academy of ICT Essentials for Government Leaders; strengthening the pool of Academy programme resource persons; customizing, translating and localizing the Academy training content and other APCICT capacity development resources to reach a wider audience; further expanding APCICT activities for new beneficiary [...] [...]

In its resolution 56/24 V, the General Assembly welcomed the adoption by consensus of the Programme of Action to Prevent, Combat and Eradicate the Illicit Trade in Small Arms and Light Weapons in All Its Aspects and decided to convene a conference, no later than 2006, to review progress made in the implementation [...] [...]

[...] Committee recalls that the General Assembly, in its resolution 63/266 of 24 December 2008, on the proposed programme budget outline for the biennium 2010–2011, approved a preliminary [...] [...]

the conduct of analyses of mortality; contribution to and coordination of in-depth studies on fertility, nuptiality and reproductive rights and health, including family planning; the conduct of studies to improve the understanding of the causes and consequences of internal migration and international migration; increasing public awareness of and information exchange on population and development issues; making the necessary arrangements for coordinating the review and appraisal of the Programme of Action; and the provision of technical cooperation support to developing countries, particularly the least developed countries, and, on a temporary basis, to countries with economies in transition in the light of the economic and social problems that those countries faced at that time (see E/1995/27, annex II).

[...] [...] development, in which it reaffirmed the Programme of Action and the key actions for its further implementation, welcomed the decision of the General Assembly in its resolution [...] [...]

also that a proper settlement of the Darfur issue, the full implementation of the Sirte and Libreville agreements, and the efforts of national political dialogue in Chad and the Central African Republic, will contribute to longterm peace and stability in the region [...] [...]

[...] [...] Envoy for the Sudan and South Sudan, Haile Menkerios, and the UNISFA Head of Mission, towards finding a mutually acceptable solution to all issues that still stand in the way of the implementation of the agreements of 20 June, [...]

[...] [...] information activities on subjects of mutual interest or endeavour, boundary demarcation in parts of Southern Darfur in accordance with the Comprehensive Peace Agreement, support for the national disarmament, demobilization and reintegration programme, capacity-building and other activities involving police, the judiciary and corrections institutions, as well as human rights, child protection, gender activities, [...]