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of the Information for All Programme (IFAP) and its three strategic priorities – information literacy, information ethics and information preservation – by consolidating its operational functions through the implementation of concrete activities.

plan, iii) what those experiences can contribute to phase-out plans in other sectors in the same country, same region and/or globally, iv) what experiences can also be adopted by other IAs to improve those implementation process, taking into account the fact that each IA operates with different organizational procedures.

compliance needs of Article 5 countries

the sovereignty of States and the principle of non-interference in their internal affairs.

training, leverage and transfer of scientific knowledge, the improvement of university science education and its links with other levels of education, the assessment of national capacity in science and advice on measures to be taken to reinforce them, or to ensure that they have the critical mass required for national development.

services, and applying enforcement that is "timely, effective and commensurate with the risks posed by non-compliance".

Georgia, Iraq, Cuba, Republic of Moldova, Myanmar/Burma, Serbia and Ukraine.

and, third, that the High Contracting Parties should undertake efforts to promote wider adherence to Protocol V in their respective regions.

those HCFCs with higher ODP, taking into account national circumstances, and (b) substitutes and alternatives that minimized other impacts on the environment, including on the climate, taking into account their GWP, energy use and other relevant factors.

level are: (a) completing the security sector review, on the basis of broad consultations with Timorese stakeholders, and ensuring that it is harmonized with emerging security policies and legislation and contributes to the development of a national security sector development plan; and (b) strengthening civilian oversight and management capacities in the Ministry of Defence and Security, Parliamentary Committee B and civil society.

develop local economies and obtain social services, 54 per cent; and goal four, environmental sustainability and adaptation to climate change, 9 per cent.

and positive impacts on the performance of the Group.

amendments; they must have been considered by the various stakeholders during the consultation process and bear a likelihood of generating the largest possible agreements; they must be compatible with and implementable alongside other proposals with a view to providing a coherent vision for the future of the treaty body system; and, most importantly, each proposal must contribute to strengthening the treaty bodies and provide for enhanced promotion and protection of human rights.

system in order to include quotas for HCFCs and their blends as well as export controls; modification of the legal framework for ODS trade; technical assistance to the Customs department to improve the control on ODS trade; frequent and regular monitoring of the ODS import quota system; and continuous training and information of Customs officers and other staff directly related to ODS import procedures.

had been in non-compliance and (iii) the country had returned to compliance without additional assistance from the Fund

a strategic vision with short-, mediumand long-term components.

and international economic cooperation in the context of achieving the Millennium Development Goals; (b) eradication of poverty and hunger; (c) the health and development nexus; (d) global partnership and financing of the Millennium Development Goals; (e) building State capacity to meet the Millennium Development Goals: human rights, governance, institutions and human resources; (f) education and literacy; (g) gender equality and the empowerment of women; and (h) sustaining the environment.

peoples to their ancestral lands and traditional culture and, in particular, deforestation measures taken without the prior informed consent of forest dwellers and indigenous peoples that directly affect their rights.