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[...] [...] employment, and full and equal rights to own and have access to land and other property, and taking further appropriate measures to address the increasing rate of homelessness and inadequate housing for women in order [...]

[...] [...] article 18 of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties, a State which, through notification of its accession, expresses its consent to be considered as bound by the Vienna Convention on Succession of States in Respect of Treaties to act in a singular case inconsistently with the rule contained in article 34 of that Convention, while in a great number of other cases to acting in full conformity with that rule.

(b) contribute to the full and comprehensive review of the implementation of the Barbados Programme of Action, [...] [...]

It is critical that further work on the indicators be completely transparent because, ultimately, their importance [...] [...]

[...] [...] resources and full and equal rights to own land and other property, and taking further appropriate measures to address the increasing rate of homelessness or inadequate housing for women in order [...]

[...] supervision and care for children in difficulty and has been able to integrate children lacking a family structure or who have totally or partially broken [...]

[...] [...] raising in such areas as provenance investigations, ethics, restitution procedures and knowledge of the international legal framework.

[...] [...] of Israel from the Palestinian Territory of Gaza; urges the United Nations to convene an emergency special session of the General Assembly; appeals for the international community to immediately extend humanitarian contributions to Gaza; and urges all parties to adhere to resolutions adopted by the Security Council on [...]

[...] [...] presented to the university by experts involved in security organizations and the administration of criminal justice in Arab [...]

These issues are fully integrated into the PRSP because the Government is aware of the relative size of the rural population and of the need to facilitate [...] [...]

[...] [...] suffered punishment as a result of such conviction shall be compensated according to law, unless it is proved that the non-disclosure of the unknown fact in time is wholly or partly attributable to him.

As an example of its commitment to follow up on the recommendations made by States in the context of the universal periodic review, at the fifteenth session of the Council (September 2010), our country voluntarily submitted an advance report on compliance with the recommendations made to Argentina, which summarizes briefly in a table the actions taken to date to comply with the recommendations of the Working Group, as one more sign of its support for this mechanism.

[...] [...] Investment, and promoting environmentally friendly business practices – although positive steps in the latter area cannot be fully attributed to its actions, [...] [...]

[...] matters which are not related to a specific community constitute the “bicultural sector” and are managed by the federal authorities [...]

[...] [...] support of UNOWA, to finalize and adopt the subregional political framework and plan of action on security sector governance [...] [...]

However, although Saint Vincent and the Grenadines will promote the use of low GWP hydrocarbon refrigerants, given the fact that [...] [...]

[...] [...] cultural rights are fully covered by the [...] [...]

The secretariat shall assemble all proposals sent in by members of the Council, other Member States of UNESCO and the international organizations concerned with regard to the formulation of the international projects under the MAB Programme, and shall prepare them for examination by the Council; it shall maintain liaison with the national committees established by Member States for the execution of the MAB Programme in accordance with the invitation contained in 16 C/Resolution 2.3131 adopted by the General Conference at its sixteenth session, and inform them of the Council’s recommendations.

[...] [...] which reached agreement in advance of elections on key post-election governance reforms and on a national architecture for conflict management, modeled on Ghana’s UNDP-assisted National Peace Council.

[...] [...] which is attributable entirely to the integrated pension administration system project.

[...] [...] will implement the global roll-out of Inspira and conclude lessons learned from the completion of the stabilization [...] [...]

[...] [...] regulations that were completely consistent with the results-based budgeting methodology, implementation of a comprehensive results-based management system represented [...]

The Controller noted that once the Fund becomes fully nationally owned and controlled, privileges and immunities associated with the Fund will [...]

[...] [...] lend themselves to full integration with the work [...] [...]

(b) Conducting reviews of portfolios of adaptation projects, programmes and actions with a view to identifying best practices, lessons learned and remaining gaps and needs and providing advice and recommendations on eligibility criteria, the formulation of programmes on adaptation, implementation procedures and the equitability of resource allocation

Additionally, the secretariat provides a summary of evaluation reports mandated by the Commission, through a resolution, as separate pre-session documents either under the agenda item on Management issues if the evaluation focuses on a cross-cutting theme, modality or service, or under the agenda item of a relevant subprogramme if the evaluation relates directly to the work of a particular subprogramme.

To address this bottleneck, the Evaluation Office, in partnership with the Division of Human Resources and the regional offices, is developing an online self-learning induction programme, covering the governance of the evaluation function at country level and providing core skills to manage and use evaluations, with a particular focus on humanitarian settings.