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for various reasons; they may operate in environments where indigenous peoples are politically, socially and economically non dominant and, while they enhance indigenous peoples’ participation, they do not go so far as to level the playing field with non-indigenous individuals and peoples; they do not allow greater indigenous influence over decisions in practice; because they are poorly implemented, or suffer from previously unforeseeable problems; or because they privilege the participation of certain indigenous individuals over that of others, creating concerns about their ability to achieve equality between individuals.

of systematic integration of considerations on poverty reduction and climate change, and a lack of feedback from the projects into policy dialogues (European Commission, 2007b:Annex 3.10).

fiscal deficits and related problems; the democratization of authoritarian or semi-authoritarian regimes; the decentralization of public power; the rise of multi-State formations; a growing autonomy and civic activism of civil society organizations; economic liberalization or neoliberal reforms; the globalization of markets (finance, trade, services, manufacturing); and the rise of the information age, in addition to increasing world problems like poverty, inequality, security, migration, terrorism, and climate change.

which could have a negative impact on income distribution and resource allocation.

consultations with individuals or convening meetings of groups of experts in a particular field, as required.

since these onslaughts on Judaism were directed primarily against that work, even though it was made a subject of study by the Christian theologians of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.

certification mechanism, operated on a cost-recovery basis, to guarantee programmes of sufficient quality; and to invest in training in crisis response skills.

in a way that is commensurate with the threats to WIPO, and through the effective and efficient use of its resources.

as well as travel for a retreat in New York to train all investigators with a view to improving the conduct of investigations of possible misconduct ($167,500); and participation of Inspection and Evaluation Division staff in advanced training courses on programme evaluation of peacekeeping operations ($19,700).

intranet and internet websites the decisions of DAC on individual applications, together with the primary reason for rejection as the case might be and a list of references that had been taken into account in the process of consideration of the applications.

entities by neighbouring countries both to extract unfair and illicit agreements or to use these fragile mini-States as an appendage of their domestic economies are some of the disturbing realities that this simmering Somali situation has given rise to.

community faces including the financial and economic crisis and climate changes.

protection and promotion of human rights in the country through periodic national consultations with the active participation of national human rights institutions, civil society organizations, United Nations agencies and other relevant actors.