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field office directors met for a day to discuss programming issues and priorities as well as other aspects raised in the questionnaire.

countries of the Southern African Development Community (SADC).

in Africa (VIHEAF), which seeks to build and strengthen the capacity of teachers and other personnel in educational institutions in sub-Saharan Africa.

governmental partners in this field in Namibia, held a training workshop in Windhoek entitled “Prevention and fight against illicit traffic of cultural goods in the southern African region”.

post-literacy materials for women farmers, and support was given to the Yunnan Normal University for a workshop for extension workers and farmers, notably women, to produce learning materials on subjects relevant to living in rural communities.

on difficult policy-development issues regarding the impact of HIV/AIDS upon the teaching force; the launching by the Bangkok Office (with support from Headquarters and from the Nordic donor group) of the same type of government/teachers’ dialogue for seven South-East Asian countries, on the topic of reform related to EFA; and the underpinning of this type of social dialogue process by a Memorandum of Understanding among UNESCO, ILO, Education International and the World Confederation of Teachers, the latter two united for the first time in this single EFA effort.

the presence of Protais Mpiranya in the country and request the establishment of a dedicated team of Zimbabwean police officers assigned to investigate, search for and arrest the fugitive.

in collaboration with Botswana Ministry of Trade and Industry (Gaborone, 31 May – 4 June); (d) SADC Trade in Services Regional Workshop for Sectoral Technical Experts (Johannesburg, 7–9 June); (e) Fifteenth Meeting of the SADC Trade Negotiating Forum – Services (Johannesburg, 10 June); (f) SADC Economic Partnership Agreement Technical Working Group on Services and Investment (Gaborone, 30 August–3 September).

primary and secondary schools located in 7 of the country’s 10 provinces, reaching about 19,000 students.

more than 500 documents collected from the whole subregion and developed with the support of the Brasilia and Maputo Offices and would be expanded further.

(Convention on Cybercrime), the European Union (Framework Decision on attacks against information systems and the Convention established by the Council in accordance with article 34 of the Treaty on European Union, on mutual assistance in criminal matters between the member States of the European Union), the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) (2001 agreement on cooperation of CIS countries to combat crimes in the sphere of computer information), the Organization of American States and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization.

field office directors/heads convened in (joint) cluster meetings to discuss programming issues and priorities, as well as other aspects raised in the questionnaire.

Resources Development” Cluster (Pretoria, January 2004), in the meeting of the Task Team (March 2004) and in the sixth regional consultation of the United Nations agencies working in Africa (July 2004).

the men who abducted them, who were reportedly members of the security forces.

faiths to offer prayers for peace in different languages and according to different religious traditions.

14 months), P-5 post in Nairobi (vacant for 10 months), P-4 post in Windhoek (vacant since October 2009), and P-4 post in Accra (vacant for 16 months).

the Minister for Justice and other senior Government officials in the police and the army, it was agreed to re-establish a joint task force between Zimbabwean police and Tribunal investigators to track and arrest the fugitive Protais Mpiranya.

implement the African Chapter of the GREET Programme and assist countries from the region to define their national action plans related to education and training in the field of renewable energy.

farmers, NGOs, literacy agencies, legal organizations, agricultural experts and the media.

Windhoek; ARAB STATES: Amman, Beirut, Cairo, Doha, Rabat, Ramallah; ASIA-PACIFIC: Almaty, Apia, Bangkok, Beijing, Hanoi, Islamabad, Jakarta, Kabul, Kathmandu, New Delhi, Phnom Penh, Tashkent, Tehran; EUROPE: ICTP (Trieste), Moscow, Sarajevo, UNEVOC (Bonn), Venice; LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN: Brasilia, Haiti, Havana, Kingston, Lima, Mexico, Montevideo, Quito, San José, and Santiago.