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External sources (not reviewed)

Political Affairs Officers (1 P-5, 1 P-4 and 1 P-3) perform similar functions in relation to the Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank.

and knowledge (C3); E-learning (C7); E-science (C7); Media (C9); Cultural diversity and identity, linguistic diversity and local content (C8); and Ethical dimensions of the Information Society (C10).

country parliaments to help review the parliaments’ working methods and structures (committees, etc.), liaise with United Nations and government focal points on the ground, and generally assist with the mainstreaming of the Istanbul Programme of Action into the entire policy spectrum.

including justice and security.

representing non-Article 5 countries.

information, receive representations from members of the public on any matter affecting human rights, inquire generally into any procedure or practice whether governmental or non-governmental, if it appears that human rights are, or may be, infringed, make recommendations to the Government on the desirability of legislative, administrative or other action so as to give better protection to human rights; promote better compliance with standards laid down in international instruments on human rights; encourage the ratification of international human rights instruments and where appropriate, recommend the withdrawal of reservations entered to those instruments.

action as an effective strategy for increasing the numbers of women in governance.

to continuity issues and staff movements within government ministries, had opted for establishing an effective network of Academy partners and had sought the support of the members of the Governing Council to channelling information about the Centre’s activities in member countries.

Rowan Bosworth-Davies (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland) as the new finance expert.

and with due consideration to gender balance.

projects; RBM reporting from field offices; RBM reporting on programme and budgets 2006-2007; and fixing time frames in the form of an implementation schedule.

cooperation and facilitation of the visit.

America and the Caribbean (OPANAL) in New York in order to transmit herewith six resolutions adopted at the twenty-first regular session of the General Conference of OPANAL, held in Mexico City on 26 November 2009, and a resolution adopted by the Council of OPANAL in Mexico City on 21 April 2010 (see annex).

of reference and allocating at least 20 per cent of their time to the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of women.

Executive Committee on Humanitarian Affairs (ECHA) and the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) at the global level, and the Regional Directors’ Teams and Regional Coordination Mechanisms.

connected in networks and with a more formalized structure, yielding stronger commitment to achieving goals.

SAP security, including major risks to the confidentiality and integrity of data.

to enhance the understanding of climate change among children and young people and increase their participation in climate change issues.

in a number of country offices; (d) provision of guidance and advice on HACT; and (e) provision of support during the training of new representatives and workshops for those in the New and Emerging Talent initiative.

Affairs of the Secretariat, on behalf of the United Nations Geographic Information Working Group, and by the observers for CEOS and the secretariat of GEO.

Nations and non-United Nations organizations hold consultations, exchange information and views, undertake joint planning and promote collaborative efforts in support of small island developing States.

Goals costing, UNFPA undertook the task of reviewing estimates for the four components of the International Conference on Population and Development costed population package and produced revised estimates to meet current costs and needs.