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However, Catalonia had the highest number of foreign juvenile offenders, followed by the Community of Madrid.

Unveiling the ice block in Barcelona: thanks to the EIFS system, 800 of the original 1,000 kilos of ice withstood the heat of the Catalonian summer.

[...] [...] during which the participants analysed sources [...] [...]

The dissemination of the future-oriented report The World Ahead: Our Future in the Making was continued and several language versions were published during the biennium: in English (Zed Books/UNESCO Publishing), in Spanish (Galaxia Gutenberg – Circulo de Lectores/UNESCO Publishing), in Catalan (UNESCO Centre of Catalonia) and in Vietnamese (Vietnamese National Commission for UNESCO).

Catalonia was the Autonomous Community with the most foreign offenders (18.8 per cent of the total), followed by Andalusia (15.3 per cent).

Other knowledge-sharing events organized by the United Nations System Staff College during the reporting period included: an event on “Implementing the responsibility to protect” and a round table on “Non-State actors: their impact on international humanitarian law and the responsibility to protect”, both organized jointly with the International Institute of Humanitarian Law; a forum for practitioners working on issues related to indigenous people and peacebuilding, and the Barcelona Forum on Decentralized Governance and Conflict Prevention, organized in cooperation with the Generalitat of Catalonia, Spain; and a series of meetings on the launching of a gender mainstreaming course.

[...] [...] Association of Catalan Savings Banks.

Agreement has been reached with the Swedish National Police Board, the Institute of Public Safety of Catalonia, the Montreal Police, the Nigerian Police, the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime and the United Nations Institute for Training and Research on an annual joint workplan for the platform.

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More than 30 companies from a large range of sectors and 4 investment agencies from Beijing , Shanghai, Chongqing and Shandong provinces have shown interest in the business opportunities offered by both the city of Barcelona and the region of Catalonia.

[...] [...] Ukrainian, Bulgarian, Croatian, Romanian, and Catalan.

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The Summit, co-organized by the Barcelona Chamber of Commerce, Caixa bank, Mazars, and Casa Asia, with ESADE business school as knowledge partner, and the support of the Barcelona City Council, Invest in Catalonia, INVEST IN SPAIN, Port of Barcelona and the European Institute of the Mediterranean.

As part of his examination of private company responsibility, about which he reported in his third annual report to the Council, the Special Rapporteur attended a meeting of experts in Sitges, Spain, organized by the UNESCO Centre of Catalunya and Kreddha (the International Peace Council for States, Peoples and Minorities), which examined methods to resolve the conflicts that often result from natural resource extraction activities on indigenous lands.

The supporting institutions of NAVIS include the Hanoi University of Science and Technology (Viet Nam), Politecnico di Torino (Italy), Istituto Superiore Mario Boella (Italy) and Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (Spain).