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External sources (not reviewed)

floods etc., telecommunication problems or the interference of computer viruses or generally any event which is due to a third party.

financial and economic crises, financial stability and banking supervision, global imbalances, inclusive and innovative finances, food security and commodity price stabilization, as well as the broader development agenda, will have profound implications for their economies.

impacting production practices); infrastructure and installed capacity (for example, sufficient airfreight, cold room facilities); and large enough consumption of a given material or product to develop a market for it and ensure availability, and others.

diversity, peaceful mediation of conflicts, and acceptance of election results.

population ageing, gender equality, international migration, urbanization and education.

with the financial assistance of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).

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 all problems.

need for a text on electronic signatures was identified during development of the Model Law on Electronic Commerce).

and of transfers of authorized space activities to third parties, the participation of private individuals in space flights and the treatment in service-provider contracts of issues of liability and responsibility for collisions of satellites in outer space (see A/AC.105/935, annex III, para. 17).

and interpretation of international law, strengthening and improving coordination and coherence of technical assistance and capacity-building in this area, mechanisms and criteria for evaluating the effectiveness of such assistance, ways and means of advancing donor coherence, perspectives of recipient States etc.” (A/C.6/63/L.23).

of higher education towards society and the world of work; quality and access; and innovation, research and relevance.

and renewable resources and inadequate (albeit growing) investment in systems for sustainable resource use — make it likely that scarcity and concerns over resource sustainability will once again move up the policy agenda before long.

may occur in melons, or appropriate selection of rootstocks).

and the distortions it introduces; dismantling of monopolies (such as in edible oils, fuel, vehicles and possibly soon telecommunications); promotion of foreign investment,39 with a stated emphasis on industries that add value to Myanmar’s raw materials and those that promote job creation; human resources development and the return of skilled workers from the diaspora; boosting electricity generation; improving export-oriented transport infrastructure; boosting tax mobilisation and promoting growth through comprehensive tax reform; rehabilitating the banking sector and implementing broader financial sector reform.

of an obligation to make reparation for non-State armed groups — as well as practical obstacles — such as the capacity of national legal systems to deal with the consequences of large-scale hostilities on an individual basis — would still jeopardize the implementation of this right.

for women and juveniles, educational services for juveniles and services for the mentally challenged.

with undertaking specific programmes aimed at enhancing understanding and dialogue between the majority and the national minorities, and the National Agency for Roma, in charge of elaborating, coordinating, monitoring and evaluating public policies for Roma minority in Romania.