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

BSA promotes responsible data stewardship and facilitates [...] [...]

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.

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A new output is proposed to translate the gender marker into such a tool, and to facilitate its inclusion in regular senior management reviews of CO performance.

(b) contribute to the full and comprehensive review of the implementation of the Barbados Programme of Action, including appropriate efforts to compile, synthesize and diffuse experience on UNESCO’s past, ongoing and future contribution to sustainable development in Small Island Developing States

(j) The work programme of the University is based on the recommendations and suggestions made by the Council of Arab Ministers of the Interior, proposals from conferences and symposiums organized by the University and recommendations emerging from events in the Arab world or other international events which have been presented to the university by experts involved in security organizations and the administration of criminal justice in Arab countries.

This right is enshrined in Articles 27 paragraph 1 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and 15 paragraph1 (b) of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights.

[...] [...] 20 years and consider the way forward.

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.

Delegates also expressed the need to enhance the integration of results and findings from evaluation of previous activities in the planning process.

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.

It should also promote effective coordination and the mainstreaming of human rights within the United [...]

[...] [...] Human Rights Council at its eighteenth session, in September 2011, the Special Rapporteur on the rights of indigenous peoples recognizes the significant steps taken to acknowledge and advance the rights of the Kanak people and [...] [...]

(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

[...] [...] facilitate the quick return of such assets, and [...] [...]

The corollary of this was that some prisoners as well as staff appeared to have an economic interest in the prison population remaining at a high level.

[...] [...] urban management, promotion of public-private [...]

[...] [...] various elements of subsequent agreements and practice, including: the beginning and the end of the relevant period within which this phenomenon may take place, the identification of a common understanding or agreement by the parties, including the potential role of silence, questions of attribution of conduct to the State; as well as subsequent agreements and practice as a possible means of treaty modification.

Nevertheless, courts in Southern Sudan have in appropriate cases given judicial notice to international instruments which Sudan has ratified or acceded to even though these have not been reduced into domestic legislation.

Working Group VI (Security interests) further agreed to refer that text to Working Group V for its consideration and approval (see document A/CN.9/685, para. 95), as that text contains references to and seeks to summarize portions of the UNCITRAL Legislative Guide on Insolvency Law.

(l) Bi-annual briefings should be held by the Secretary-General for Permanent Representatives on the selection process and appointments made in the preceding six months summarizing the information contained in the reports of interview panels as per the guideline in paragraph 87 (g) above.