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External sources (not reviewed)

of hunger and poverty alleviation efforts in the region.

programmes (MAB, IHP, IOC and IGCP) and its unique mandate in the United Nations system with regard to the social and human sciences to assist developing countries, particularly in Africa, to formulate policies and strategies for adaptation to climate change.

towards the two global priorities, Africa and gender equality.

training and licensing system projects would cover the question of whether the equipment supplied to customs officers for identification of ODS was of the required type and number; that a desk study was a necessary precursor to a field study, enabling him to verify with the Executive Committee that he was indeed studying the issues that the members considered most relevant; and that the determination of subjects for evaluation was made independently by him, as desired by the Executive Committee, and then discussed collaboratively within the Secretariat.

and sustainable use of genetic resources for food and agriculture, and for the fair and equitable sharing of benefits arising from their use, including through adequate and predictable funding.

of the outcomes from major United Nations summits.

and efficient criminal justice systems, and welcomed the opportunity to further support those goals through the application of the United Nations principles and guidelines on access to legal aid in criminal justice systems.

existing resolutions on revitalization; relations between the principal organs of the United Nations (particularly between the General Assembly and the Security Council); the timely issuance of documents and the importance of reducing their printing and distribution (as well as related cost savings); the role and importance of thematic debates; the visibility of the Assembly; the use and amelioration of voting and balloting technology; the processes of appointing the Secretary-General and electing the President of the Assembly; and the strengthening of the institutional memory of the Office of the President of the General Assembly.

as mentioned in indicator of achievement (c) under subprogramme 1; and on the identity of the “other humanitarian partners” mentioned in subprogramme 1, expected accomplishment (a).

and targeted at vulnerable groups and rural communities, such as the conditional cash transfer programme in the Islamic Republic of Iran, the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Programme, the Rural Economy Advancement Program of Bhutan, the MDG Village Programme in Timor-Leste and the social safety net scheme for the elderly and lactating mothers in Bangladesh.

to provide an overall policy direction for implementation of the Protocol, and to review the various policies and implementation modalities, including project approvals and monitoring.

and social media, including the opportunities to connect with other young people around the world, to learn about other cultures and to foster global dialogue.

in the commodity supply chain.

sectors/clusters and emergencies funded up to at least 50 per cent”; on the availability of a rapid-response team to intervene in the first days of a humanitarian emergency; and, at the recovery level, on pledges made by donors.

and facilitate greater integration of South-South cooperation in infrastructure development with national plans; the extent of medical South-South cooperation; the conditionalities governing the operations of the Export-Import Bank of India; and how best to engage developed countries in triangular cooperation infrastructure development.

as mentioned in subprogramme 1, indicator of achievement (c) “Number of additional protection/access strategies endorsed by humanitarian coordinators”; and on the identity of the other humanitarian partners mentioned in subprogramme 1, expected accomplishment (a) “Improved coordination within the United Nations system and with other humanitarian partners in response to disasters and emergencies”.

at its second session to establish an expert advisory body on indigenous peoples’ human rights, to provide advice to the Council regarding issues affecting the exercise and enjoyment of the human rights of indigenous peoples, including treaty rights.

the Constitution provided for greater gender representation in the Judiciary and had mentioned the Virtue Foundation’s Women Judges in the Pipeline Initiative and the programme Calling African Women Lawyers.

the structure of the outcome of the work of the AWG-LCA as presented to the COP at its fifteenth session, the structure was without prejudice to the form and legal nature of the outcome of the work of the AWG-LCA to be presented to the COP for adoption at its sixteenth session.