Several delegates also expressed their satisfaction with the targeted action UNESCO is proposing to undertake in favour of specific groups, namely the LDCs, the SIDS and youth.

[...] [...] programmes to promote human rights.

Appropriate planning, use of information and communication technologies, and special outreach efforts in the implementation of the statistical survey should help solicit wider participation.

[...] promote the enjoyment of socio-economic, cultural and political rights, the different [...] [...]

[...] [...] system, international organizations and for efficient programme delivery through coordinated action with international information-oriented NGOs.

The interactive thematic debates were seen as consensus-building forums to renew and reinvigorate partnerships and mobilize additional international support measures and actions in favour of poverty reduction, sustained economic growth and sustainable and inclusive development in least developed countries.

This law thus contributes to the implementation of more equal justice and increases essential guarantees, particularly for the equality of treatment of citizens before the law.

[...] [...] consider means to facilitate the participation [...] [...]

[...] [...] Territories to facilitate the implementation [...] [...]

[...] [...] upon the parties to continue to show political will and work in an atmosphere propitious for dialogue [...] [...]

[...] [...] of Liberia and States in the region could be strengthened to facilitate implementation [...] [...]

Upon enquiry as to the reasons for the selection of the construction manager for the capital master plan for the permanent broadcast facility project, the Advisory Committee was informed that this choice would allow increased efficiencies while mitigating the potential risks and duplications, given the fact that the construction manager for the capital master plan has the overall responsibility for ensuring that all the components of the plan are fully integrated, constructed and deployed according to schedule.

[...] [...] improved conditions conducive to the return [...]

When a contingent is geographically dispersed and the United Nations is able to provide laundry to only a portion of the contingent, the troop- or policecontributing country will receive the laundry self-sustainment rate for those personnel not serviced by the United Nations.

As was indicated in the 2006 report, for Guatemala to accelerate the pace of implementation, it will be key to find the right combination of three elements: (a) policies that promote accelerated and inclusive economic growth; (b) a better pattern of wealth distribution among the population, which reduces the marked historical inequities and [...] [...]

A lack of transparency in that respect might (a) undermine trust and political support for individual public authorities and Government and State institutions in general, thus endangering the efficacy of public interventions and risking political instability; (b) provoke significant redistributions of wealth in ways that not only are unfair and, in some cases, possibly illegal, but also favour rent-seeking behaviour, act against fair competition and provide the wrong incentives for efficiency, innovation and competitiveness in general; and (c) prolong outdated practices and political institutions, including co-optation, corruption and the capture of public policies by specific industries or groups, delaying the modernization of State institutions and impeding overall economic, social and political development over the longer term.

However, the complainants note that the judgement by the Migration Court was not handed down unanimously; one judge had written a dissenting opinion in their favour.

These surveys provided insight into the costs of explosives contamination and the benefits of mine action, and documented the type of development investments that are valued by this sample of rural communities.

[...] [...] opportunities, capitalize on unexploited [...] [...]

The Committee noted that strains on land and water resources posed threats to food security in the region, and recognized the need to promote integrated land and water resource management and to pursue policies and programmes oriented towards sustainable agriculture.

[...] [...] trends continue to be conducive to the implementation [...] [...]

Upon a request to further elaborate on the urgency of introducing alternative non-HCFC low-GWP blowing agents in stage I of the HPMP, the potential savings for the Multilateral Fund, and how these technologies would be introduced in foreign-owned systems houses, UNDP explained that although it is not possible to associate a reduction in HCFC-141b to this technical assistance component, the Government and the industry consider that it will be instrumental in reducing the demand for HCFC-141b, particularly by SMEs.

It is thus obvious that the Greek authorities refused to give permission to the authors to execute the judgment against the German state’s property on “public interest” grounds directly linked to observance of the principle of State immunity.

Whatever approach is adopted, fees should not be related to the maximum amount specified for which the security right can be enforced (in systems that require this information to be included) since this would discriminate among users and discourage registrations.

The different integrations of rice and fish farming – either on the same plot, on adjacent plots where by-products of one system are used as inputs on the other, or consecutively – are all variations of production systems that aim to increase the productivity of water, land and associated resources while contributing to increased fish production.

However, besides ecological networks, social and institutional networks are also possible and can contribute to enhancing the administration and management of MPAs through communication, sharing of results and coordination among institutions.

Local officials develop policies that favour local Burmese and drive non-citizen Chinese businessmen out of business, then sell these businesses or franchise them to people chosen by government officials.

[...] [...] justice; thrive in an enabling environment in which they [...] [...]

(e) Governments should ensure that their drug law enforcement authorities and competent national authorities establish standard operating procedures that support fast decision-making and closer cooperation with counterpart authorities in joint investigations of drug trafficking and the illicit trade in precursors.