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External sources (not reviewed)

500 bib. and 230 auth.; this avoids duplication of names of the creators of works and links uniform titles to controlled headings.

frameworks of implementing entities, reflecting internationally agreed development goals, in particular the Millennium Development Goals, and a number of sectoral mandates.

chain crises caused by transboundary animal and plant pests and diseases, food safety threats and emergencies, as well as nuclear and radiological threats and emergencies; and the organization of international forums to discuss biological risk management in relation to food and agriculture.

mechanism at the district and oblast level.

gap on critical environmental issues through more comprehensive assessments; (b) identifying and further developing the use of appropriate integrated policy measures in tackling the root causes of major environmental concerns; and (c) mobilizing action for better integration of international action to improve the environment, particularly in relation to regional and multilateral agreements, as well as United Nations system-wide collaborative arrangements.

project progress against plan, requirements, quality measures and standard processes; reports on project status, including project progress, problems and solutions, to all stakeholders; manages project resources and provides leadership and direction to their assigned project team(s), and follows up continuously on task progress and quality of deliverables; complies with Inspira project management standards in project planning and reporting; implements and manages project changes and interventions to achieve project outputs; and evaluates project progress and works for continuous improvement in project delivery.

of UNESCO through the restructuring of the Secretariat and the re-engineering of the field structure.

considerations, with respect to the holding of the Conference, are summarized below.

component and refrigerant gas prices that limit the incremental operating cost; and market acceptability as some foreign companies and governmental institutions in Algeria are already specifying HFC-410A systems.

be circulated as a document of the Economic and Social Council for consideration at its 2011 substantive session, under item 2 (b) of the provisional agenda (see annex).

agreed on at the Monterrey Conference and reconfirmed at the Doha Conference in December 2008.

level of public debt, encouraging growth and creating employment opportunities while also reducing the impact of such measures on the least able groups by means of a parallel social action programme.

Planning (ERP) system and associated funding issues.

Session of the ICE” (ED/BIE/CONFINTED 48/4) attached to the official letter of invitation issued by the Director-General of UNESCO.

and at distance) and technical assistance which emphasises learning by doing.

disseminating the findings through publications and reports; translating them into teaching materials and training programmes; and organizing various types of meetings.

and spread of Christian principles throughout the world; (b) to encourage the development of Catholic medical associations in all countries, in order to assist the Catholic physician in his moral and spiritual development and technical advancement; (c) to take part in the general development of the medical profession and to promote health and social work, in accordance with the magisterium of the Catholic Church; (d) to devote itself to the study of medical and ethical problems and their practical and theoretical solution; (e) to establish models of cooperation in health and pastoral care with developing countries.

the way to implement the global field support strategy and to achieve the benefits; and (b) incorporate the enhanced detail in the Secretary-General’s annual progress report for the General Assembly’s review (see A/66/5 (Vol. II), para. 203).

building women's economic capacity in four pilot provinces (Adamaoua, Nord-Ouest, Ouest and Littoral); promoting women's participation in public administration; supporting gender mainstreaming into the media, communication and education; advocating consideration of gender-related matters in planning and drawing up development programmes and projects supported by the Government or the development partners.