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Some countries have or made considerable efforts to implement simple and transparent rules of origin for least developed country products, but other serious obstacles to trade remain, including non-tariff barriers that are inconsistent with World Trade Organization rules and obligations and supply-side constraints, in particular lack of infrastructure and modern technologies and energy deficiency.

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Cost-effective monitoring, verification and assessment mechanisms, as well as open, transparent, balanced and sciencebased procedures for developing these mechanisms, are therefore essential to assure accuracy, as well as prevent the misuse of eco-labelling as a barrier to trade.

The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) undertook its first unannounced verification visit to the Afghan National Police recruitment and training centre in Kunduz City, Kunduz Province, in May 2010, and noted that the executive order was clearly posted on thewalls ofthe centre, and trainers and new recruits were fully aware of its contents.

It has been argued that sustainable procurement would amount to a de facto non-tariff barrier to trade thatwould impede access to markets for developing countries.

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This aimed to draw attention to the lives of Afghan women who face societal barriers and cultural restrictions as women, hindering their work and participation in the public life.

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Equally, in the field of education, the curricula and teaching materials of schools should reflect fully the diversity of a nation; only then would children belonging to minorities feel that they truly belonged, and children from majorities would understand much more about their classmates with different ethnicities, religions, languages and cultures, helping to break down the barriers that lead to prejudices and discrimination.

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suggested the recommendations be strengthened as follows: to recognize the applicability to the occupied territories of Israel’s responsibility under international human rights and humanitarian law and to investigate war crimes and other violations of international law, hold the perpetrators accountable and provide reparation to victims; to lift the blockade of the Gaza Strip and allow the unhindered passage of people and goods; to halt the expansion of Israeli settlements, the destruction of Palestinian homes and the construction of the wall/fence in the West Bank; and to remove the more than 500 checkpoints and barriers which impede the movement of Palestinians; to reverse policies and practices which undermine the rights to health, education, housing, work and an adequate standard of living in the occupied territories, as well as for the Bedouin communities in Israel.

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On 7 February, Israeli settlers vandalized a school in the Beit Safafa neighbourhood of East Jerusalem, spraying racist and violent slogans such as “Death to Arabs” on the school walls and “Death to Christians” on the walls of an eleventh century Greek Orthodox monastery in the City.

In this liberalised and competitive environment, firms in developing countries can no longer compete on the basis of importing “mature” technologies from developed countries and producing them behind tariffbarriers.

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We consider this Workshop to constitute an important step in advancing the implementation of key elements of the sustainable development agenda, as articulated in Agenda 21a and the Plan of Implementation of the World Summit on Sustainable Development (“Johannesburg Plan of Implementation”),band in formulating policy options and possible actions in order to overcome the obstacles and barriers identified at the sixteenth session of the Commission.

UNCTAD’s work on non-tariff barriers(NTBs) has mobilized the United Nationssystem agencies, other relevant organizations, regional organizations, national organizations and several national research institutions in developing countries, for a coordinated and coherent approach to the definition, classification and collection of NTBs data on the basis of UNCTAD’s Trade Analysis and Information System (TRAINS) database.

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However, in the absence of a precise international reference framework for the implementation of some of the specific minimum criteria contained in the Aquaculture Guidelines, COFI recognized the importance of developing appropriate standards in order to ensure that aquaculture certification systems do not become unnecessary barriersto trade.

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Progress has been achieved in promoting intersectorality in the field of languages, with the holding of the World Conference on Arts Education in Lisbon, which was one of the landmark events of the year, the workshop on the training of trainers to combat piracy in Windhoek, the South-South Cooperation Forum in the creative industries in Brazzaville and the symposiumworkshop on textile dyes held in India and attended by more than 600 participants from all over the world.