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External sources (not reviewed)

and re-exports, or for monitoring commercial transactions.

of a strengthened multilateral debt architecture.

and non-governmental organizations, to reduce the risks posed by landmines and explosive remnants of war, taking into consideration the different needs of women, girls, boys and men

decision-making and operational needs; providing cartographic and geographic information services to the Security Council and senior management of the United Nations; producing planning and operational maps and geospatial data to meet the needs of field operations; providing oversight of and coordinating activities with the geographic information sections and units of field operations; researching and analysing international boundary issues to provide technical assistance to international boundary demarcation processes; and clearing maps to be printed in official publications of the United Nations in accordance with ST/AI/189/Add.25/Rev.1.

the evidence base for policy formulation, programme planning, and financing, especially given the current global financial and economic crisis.

and mine-action programmes of non-governmental organizations, including those relating to victim assistance and mine risk education, especially at the local level, as well as through relevant national, regional and global trust funds, including the Voluntary Trust Fund for Assistance in Mine Action

and the Investment Policy Monitor, which reports on national and international investment policies.

organized crime, which is one of the major concerns of West Africa and the Sahel region.

especially the United Nations, should provide speedy and effective specialized civilian capacity and the experience needed for supporting national stakeholders working to restore the rule of law, revitalize the economy, relaunch the provision of basic services to the population and develop the capacity to make such efforts sustainable.

as early as possible in its sixty-fourth session.

food to industry, consumers and public bodies alike.

and requested Africa’s development partners to fulfil their commitments to increase official development assistance and take measures to encourage foreign direct investment flows, including by providing technical assistance to African countries in achieving the strategies, policies and measures recommended above.

that due to the late arrival of documents, many countries were at a disadvantage to fully participate in the work of Codex.

and social development planning, and to assist those developing members and associate members and economies in transition in establishing or strengthening their statistical training capability and other related activities”.

responsibilities of the United Nations in order to strengthen international support for the activities of the Organization with the greatest transparency.