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entities on how to minimize their translation volume to reduce costs.

Sri Lanka to contribute actively to the protection of children.

Organization of the United Nations, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, WTO and the International Atomic Energy Agency, have declined to contribute; four organizations, namely, UNFPA, UNOPS, the International Civil Aviation Organization and the World Meteorological Organization, have made commitments in the amounts of $7,852, $11,174, $3,322 and $1,208, respectively, totalling $23,556; four organizations, namely, WFP, ITU, the World Intellectual Property Organization and the United Nations Industrial Development Organization, are expected to provide written confirmations totalling $40,770; and three organizations, namely, the World Health Organization, the Universal Postal Union and the International Maritime Organization, are expected to respond with potential contributions amounting to $34,428.

the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime and ILO report periodically to the Permanent Forum on their progress in addressing the problems faced by indigenous migrant women and girls, including the alarming trend of trafficking within and across national and international borders.

the Empowerment of Women and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime) and the Deputy Secretary-General, who is the Chair of the Group, in carrying out and implementing the tasks set out in the report of the Secretary-General on enhancing United Nations support for the rule of law (A/61/636-S/2006/980 and Corr.1).

and cost sharing; implementation of bank account reporting through SWIFT providing Headquarters with greater visibility on bank risks of bank accounts; and consolidation of investment management areas from other parts of the Organization to Headquarters.

children suffering from stress disorder has greatly increased.41 Colonel Desmond Travers, a member of the United Nations Fact-Finding Mission on the Gaza Conflict (whose report is generally known as the “Goldstone Report”) said in a recent interview: “If the British had behaved toward children who threw stones at them in the manner that is the norm on the West Bank for Israeli security forces — whereby children are rounded up in the evening and taken to places of detention, hooded, beaten, and in some cases tortured — the Northern Ireland problem would not be resolved today.

officials and indigenous peoples contributed to identifying challenges in the implementation of Law No. 5-2011 on indigenous peoples and possible strategies for achieving the full and effective participation of indigenous peoples as well as their free, prior and informed consent in decision-making processes.

(UNHCR) and the World Food Programme (WFP), as well as representatives of the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, the Department of Political Affairs, the Department of Peacekeeping Operations, the Department of Field Support and the Department of Safety and Security.

alternatives to artisanal mining in agriculture for 100,000 people as well as basic social services in support of ongoing interventions by MONUSCO at the mineral trading counter in Rubaya, Masisi territory.

and Armed Police Force officers in the 25 most affected districts.

and women’s networks to support replication of at least 35 models of “Safe Cities for Women and Children”, and will also continue to expand inter-agency involvement in enhancing the impact and resources for programmes supported by the United Nations Trust Fund in Support of Actions to Eliminate Violence against Women.

the total compensation package for just under 50 per cent of its staff in non-family duty stations.

University) to ensure coordination of Atlas activities in anticipating and resolving any issues that may arise with regard to Atlas, such as quality assurance, availability and management of resources, system performance and upgrades, including those driven by the International Public Sector Accounting Standards (IPSASs) requirements.

resource constraints as a result of which member organizations are being limited to zero-growth budgets by their governing bodies.

the rights of indigenous peoples and implementation of the recommendations of the Forum.

and sanitation, energy, transport and information and communications technology cluster (Economic Commission for Africa (ECA)); and the science and technology cluster (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization and ECA).

to ensure the coherence of mine action activities in support of Comprehensive Peace Agreement implementation.

information on the level of unspent funds, on the cash balance policy and on steps taken to ensure a more appropriate level of liquidity.

for example, Indonesia, Burundi, Liberia, Nepal, South Sudan, Sudan, Sierra Leone and Uganda to promote gender equality in disarmament, demobilization and reintegration programmes, improving referrals to services such as health and psychosocial counselling for female ex-combatants and supporters and their access to economic reintegration assistance.

shelters and latrines for girls and women, and to send in frontline social workers to decrease vulnerability and risk for girls and women.

plans and priorities for strengthening national health systems and in describing these plans and priorities in the next round of Global Fund grants.

and avoid sudden changes in the level of regular resources allocation to individual countries.