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External sources (not reviewed)

synergy with ongoing projects on education and training regarding the culture of peace and human security; to strengthen human security by ensuring access by the most vulnerable sections of the community, in particular in rural areas, to basic social services, by providing multidisciplinary support to pilot projects at the local level.

the situation in Zambia is unlikely to change in the short term.

capacity building, accessibility and awareness-raising.

with the meaningful participation of social partners and representative civil society organizations.

of non-State actors, a deeper understanding in the international community of capacitydevelopment issues, more focus on the demands of users, improved aid coordination and donor collaboration, more capacity investments on the regional and global levels and a greater role for information technology in capacity-building.

make up a broad framework underpinning the decisions of the State, a mechanism that is expanding and that will undoubtedly make for progress in the current human rights situation and effective interaction between society and the State.

are the lessons/experience gained that may be applied to avoid 11 previous mistakes, and to improve, simplify, or add value to actions taken in future implementation actions/steps of the same sector plan, iii) what those experiences can contribute to phase-out plans in other sectors in the same country, same region and/or globally, iv) what experiences can also be adopted by other IAs to improve those implementation process, taking into account the fact that each IA operates with different organizational procedures.

(The WIPO Academy), Program 19 (Communications), Program 20 (External Offices and Relations), Program 27 (Conference and Language Services) and Program 30 (SMEs and Innovation).

the capacity of the security forces, in particular the police should pay special attention to the specific security challenges related to the elections.

Islamophobia: building on unused opportunities for mutual respect and inclusion” (co-organized by the Alliance of Civilizations, the Organization of the Islamic Conference, the Council of Europe and the British Council), which generated polarized opinions and sparked some controversy.

through a high-speed data communications network to facilitate knowledge-sharing and collaborative research.

clearance responsibilities with the Ministry of Defence in order to fully comply with the Convention.

maintain a work agenda with defined commitments and monitoring and periodic evaluations, with visits to places of detention also serving as a means of monitoring progress with regard to the prevention of torture and ill-treatment.

2006–2009”; on implementation of the Government Decision No. 1453 from 21.12.2006 “on the approval of the Action Plan to support the Roma community of the Republic of Moldova for the years 2007–2010”; on the undertaken actions to implement the “Strategy of support of small and medium size enterprises development for years 2006–2008”, on the implementation of the provisions of the Government Decision No. 605 from 31.05.2007 on “the National Strategy on the employment policies for the years 2007–2015” chapter “Professional training and guidance of the unemployed”.

on Drugs and Crime, has been hampered by financial constraints, in spite of existing capacity to implement it.

in Indonesia had been submitted under the window for accelerated phase-out because Indonesia did not require additional assistance to meet the 2005 and 2007 control measures for CFCs and had not therefore been included in the 2003-2005 phase-out plan of the Multilateral Fund.

education that domestic violence is unacceptable, capacity building for law enforcement and judiciary, protection and rehabilitation of victims as well as punishment of perpetrators.

conditionalities governing the operations of the Export-Import Bank of India; and how best to engage developed countries in triangular cooperation infrastructure development.