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External sources (not reviewed)

Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, the United Nations Global Compact and the Global Reporting Initiative.

of the Group’s cross-cutting Investment Climate Advisory Services Program.

— has failed to take action to recognize the Declaration as the minimum international standard relating to indigenous peoples’ rights.

the World Bank, the Palestine Investment Fund, CHF International, HSBC, Azania Bank in the United Republic of Tanzania, DFCU in Uganda, Lao Development Bank, the Palestine Capital Markets Authority, Bank of Palestine, Cairo Amman Bank and a range of domestic banks in Ghana, Indonesia and Sri Lanka that are providing loans to projects being developed through local finance facilities.

about 6 percentage points in the International Development Association to 45.59 per cent.

Lighting New Energy Professional Committee, China Association of Semiconductor Lighting Professional Committee, Shanghai Optoelectronics Trade Association, many famous domestic and overseas organizations, institutions, and the company's support and collaboration, joining the industry and putting on a spectacular feast together.

general manufacturing, oil and gas, infrastructure, chemicals, mining, and electric power.

risk is high and there are no known solutions to mitigate the negative impacts.

resources from Cities Alliance, coordinating interventions using IFC/FIAS subnational ICAs, Doing Business Assessments, among a myriad of other resources and programs that can provide support to cities and national governments in support of urban development.

Ecobank, AFRILAND First Bank and United Bank for Africa (UBA), who continue to trust us like many other multinationals.

14-17 March 2011), where several references were made to the use of the Guide in secured transactions law reform around the world.

Standards; the Human Rights Working Group of the Global Compact in identifying best practices; and the European Commission, which is exploring ways of ensuring responsible behaviour overseas by European firms.

stake of $150 million in its African, Latin American and Caribbean Fund, which incorporates the Secretary-General’s environmental, social and governance issues in the investment analysis.

the Southern African Development Community.

the asymmetry imposed by geographical situations.

swaps, for mobilising resources for EFA.

television programmes on science and technology to developing countries in Africa and Asia.

investments in sustainable technologies, innovations and infrastructures, including through the adoption of policies and targets that reduce investor uncertainty; the promotion of public-private networks to support research and development; the development of risk guarantee schemes and the provision of risk capital; and seed financing.

will enable Darfur’s citizens to achieve stability and to live normal lives.

an assessment of potential capacity constraints.

aspects of hardship classifications of duty stations), advising the Administration on special dependency allowances for disabled children and special education grants for children with disabilities, and advising on health-related policies system-wide (in administrative instructions, information circulars, etc.).

caused by the Eurozone sovereign debt crisis and sluggish economy in the United States could bring a more serious blow to the global economy than the 2008 financial tsunami.

the maintenance of the rule of law, public safety and public order; and encouraged the constitutional and political process.