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and civil society partners in translating commitments and recommendations into concrete actions and determining how UN-Women could effectively advance such actions.

on the implementation of the obligation to appoint a supervisor in local municipalities and in government companies.

will form the institutional regulatory framework for ensuring that human rights are respected individually and collectively.

the structure of the Authority and the work of the Council and the Legal and Technical Commission.

in cooperation with other relevant institutions, Non-Governmental Organizations, civil societies, religions, State-run and private mass media (radios, TVs, mobile phone companies) and local authorities at all levels.

resources and agricultural products.

and advisory activities; the “Education” group includes agencies of the United Nations system, NGOs and representatives of ministries, and has carried out awareness-raising activities for the general public; the technical team of the United Nations thematic group on HIV/AIDS, acting on the basis of guidelines set by executive heads, makes proposals on the implementation of national strategies to combat HIV/AIDS; the “Communication” group, aims to disseminate information widely by means of a biannual news bulletin.

the party effecting the payment.

Internet-based) network, involving competent organizations and research institutions as well as individual researchers, philosophers and intellectuals; the publication of scientific and policy-relevant papers and speeches in UNESCO’s “Dialogue Series”; presentations at international conferences and meetings on UNESCO’s involvement in the dialogue among civilizations; and the co-organization and sponsorship of international conferences, meetings and events on the dialogue among civilizations (see document 166 EX/5, Part I: 164 EX/Decision 7.1.3 – Report by the Director-General on UNESCO’s contribution to the implementation of the Global Agenda for Dialogue among Civilizations).

by consensus of a programme of work, early in the 2011 session.

to the exploration and exploitation of non-living resources, including through workshops on the scientific and technical nature of deep-seabed mining of minerals, the environmental impacts of such exploration and how the data and information collected by the various scientific institutions can be standardized and shared with its member States.

setting up fast-track registration in order to replace the existing CFC-MDI products.

of ammunition and weapon storage sites; civilian and military movement of weapons and military equipment; disposal of surplus weapons and ammunition; defence industry factories; and demining activities of the Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

compared with the previous practice of having officers attend the Regional Police Training College in Barbados.

alongside the UN Development Programme (UNDP) and the Department of Political Affairs (DPA) to provide major support, including the printing and distribution of more than 10 million ballots as well as training for the staff of some 5,000 polling stations.

are the radiation and human physiology facility “Anomalous Long-term Effect on Astronauts” (ALTEA), the human physiology facility ELITE-S2 and the biology instrument “Evaluation and monitoring of microbial biofilms inside the International Space Station (VIABLE).