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[...] [...] art in each of the capital cities.

The aims of this program are to develop partnerships with local institutions, community and non-governmental organizations, including gender and youth groups, the private sector, and all government sectors, in order to effectively implement sustainable land practices and measures and to address national and state policy gaps in natural resources use and management by developing sustainable land use management plans, as well as regulatory and policy plans that equitably engage stakeholders at all levels.

[...] [...] Eastern and Western Länders and remedy the existing [...]

In the absence of UNESCO’s presence in the field, due to its mandate as an upstream intellectual agency that provides policy advice and technical assistance mainly at the federal level, the scope for making direct programme interventions at state level will remain rather limited.

The SPT recommends the establishment of a uniform computerized system in all the states, for registering admissions and keeping other records.

The main purpose of this system is to implement a uniform and coordinated state policy that will provide for a single uniform methodology for the protection of the rights and interests of children through the National Commission for the Protection of Children, through the children’s rights protection divisions at the Marzpetarans (regional governor’s offices) of the Republic of Armenia and the Yerevan Municipality, and through the guardianship and trusteeship bodies in the communities.

[...] [...] by the people and cantons of Switzerland of [...] [...]

[...] [...] courts and the appointment of trained juvenile judges in all regions of the State party

In recent years, they include the assurance of 100 days of employment to every person living in rural areas, the enactment of the Right to Information Act to help our citizens to become more aware, the right to education to help every Indian share in the benefits of the country’s economic progress and also to contribute to it, and the initiative for reservation for women in Parliament and in state legislatures to ensure equal partnership of women in our progress and the increase in reservation for women to 50 per cent in local bodies.

[...] [...] authorities of all the cantons are aware of the [...] [...]

[...] [...] Superintendents in each County (annex 4).

I charge the Government, together with akims, with developing and proceeding to the implementation of a special “Balapan” programme in the first half of this year, aimed at expanding the involvement of children in preschool upbringing and education.

Nevertheless, the educational programmes of the 50 states are remarkably similar due to common factors such as the social and economic needs of the nation, the frequent transfer of students and teachers from one part of the country to another, and the role of national accrediting agencies in shaping educational practice.

Be sure your installation complies with all National, State and Local safety and fire codes.

The following discussion relates primarily to the Commonwealth Ombudsman, but recent developments in the state ombudsman offices will also be touched upon.

Within UNMIS, the Humanitarian Early Recovery and Reintegration Unit will provide the capacity to bring together the relevant mission components in order to conduct multidisciplinary humanitarian and recovery assessments in response to humanitarian crises that undermine the implementation of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement; provide good offices in states where UNMIS is present, to support local authorities and non-governmental organizations; plan and facilitate the transition to recovery and development; serve as an “impartial and honest broker” in facilitating the resolution and management of humanitarian conflicts that undermine the Agreement; coordinate the deployment of the Mission’s logistical and substantive assets during humanitarian crises that undermine the Agreement and in support of the shift to recovery and the transition to development; and serve as a neutral forum to coordinate and mobilize international assistance for the transition to recovery and development.

[...] the creation in each canton of an independent [...] [...]

Also lined up for the month is the Children for Child Protection Forum, which will bring together some 500 children from states across Malaysia to discuss five of their key protection concerns: bullying, Internet safety, emotional abuse, feeling safe at home and being safe in a relationship.

As well as the public service broadcast in the Czech Republic there are national and regional commercial radio programmes with monitored ownership by the Board of Radio and Television Broadcast.

The SPT recommends that relevant federal and state authorities provide the Rio de Janeiro mechanism, as well as other mechanisms to be created, with functional independence and sufficient resources so as to allow these bodies to discharge their functions effectively in accordance with the provisions of OPCAT.

This programme is a partnership between the Office of Ocean and Resource Management of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) of the United States Department of Commerce and 34 coastal and Great Lakes states, territories and commonwealths.

States also can decide how to run their program as long as they follow the Federal guidelines.

[...] together with the cantonal authorities and [...] [...]

(b) Establish the specific crime of femicide in the legislation, including at state level; provide the Office of the Special Prosecutor for Violent Crimes against Women and Human Trafficking with the necessary authority to address acts of violence committed by state and federal officials

This decentralization of UBO operations reflects in many ways the organizational structure of the Brazilian Government as a federation and the devolution of powers and authorities to states and municipalities.

[...] [...] Assembly, and to Länder Governments and [...]

In order to build the capacity of local institutions, UNMIS and UNDP staff have been embedded in key local government institutions, such as the State Ministry of Local Government, the Anti-Corruption Commission, the Civil Service Commission and the Peace Commission Directorates.