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[...] [...] gap on critical environmental issues through [...] [...]

[...] [...] an overall context of post reduction, participants considered [...] [...]

[...] [...] resources to maximize environmental benefits.

(a) In education: Building of capacity in policy planning and partnership strategies pertaining to early childhood education; empowerment of children and raising of awareness regarding environment and health through support of summer camps in some 200 school locations, especially in most affected areas (with opportunities for activities to ensure basic skills, interactive counselling and other extra-curricular activities); preparation of the school opening through support for improved physical learning environment, an overall more enabling educational environment and a reinforcement of school and local community relationships; and activities promoting education as a focus for a people-to-people peace process, aimed at improved understanding and trust as well as the training of teachers and educators as a force for peace, within schools and communities ($300,000).

[...] significant environmental impacts, including [...] [...]

In this environment universities and other stakeholders need to consider ways to adjust programs and offer career counseling services so that the career options for doctoral recipients are better known and so that programs are designed to prepare students for various career paths.

Capability should be developed to rapidly assess impacts on the wider environment, including for land, water and air, and their humanitarian and socio-economic implications.

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Those countries’ plight was primarily due to incoherent international policies and to an environment in which development was seen from a purely commercial point of view and developed markets were protected by trade barriers.

During the reporting period, BINUCA noted a surge in reports of human rights violations, including summary executions, torture and arbitrary arrests and detentions perpetrated by Central African security and defence forces, particularly the presidential guards, against the civilian population in legal and sometimes illegal detention cells, in a general culture of custody, detention and imprisonment without trial.

Taking into account the current vacancy situation, the proposed staffing, which reflected an increase of 437 positions, and the prevailing environment, the Advisory Committee recommended that the vacancy factors for international and national staff should be increased and that the Mission’s structure and staffing should be kept under review as it was put into operation, bearing in mind the security conditions permitting the deployment of staff to the regional and provincial offices.

Responding to devastating environmental accidents, the [...] [...]

[...] [...] and stable international environment, building [...] [...]

These can broadly be described as: (i) direct, which specifically affect the way the capture fishing system operates; and (ii) indirect, which change the wider environment in which people, businesses and communities interact, and which can create positive or negative incentives for improving function and behaviour.

Under such circumstances, [...] [...]

[...] [...] one of the major environmental and humanitarian [...]

These surveys record Government views and policies on various key aspects of population and development and are a unique tool for documenting how such views and policies have changed over the last half-century.