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[...] [...] 49/139 B, the first resolution on the White Helmets initiative, and in view of the success of coordinated actions carried out with, inter alia, the United Nations Children’s Fund, the World Food Programme, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, the Office for the Coordination [...] [...]

[...] [...] report of the Ad Hoc Working Group (A/63/959), such as quick delivery of statements to the press; easy access for the media to Assembly meetings; indication of the speakers’ names and titles during video and TV transmissions of meetings; and enhancing the capacity and institutional memory of the Assembly’s Spokesperson section.

[...] [...] secured creditors: (a) obtained a security right in or an outright assignment of a right to payment of a percentage of the sub-royalties payable to the licensee as a sub-licensor by sub-licensees and registered a notice thereof in the relevant intellectual property registry before any registration in that registry by a secured creditor of the licensee; (b) obtained a security right in or [...] [...]

In anticipation of the report on her country visit, the Government had noted with interest her preliminary conclusions relating to her mandate, and he assured her of Algeria’s determination to continue constructive dialogue and cooperation to follow up on her recommendations for improving housing policy.

(q ) To take all appropriate measures to ensure the protection and safety of children with disabilities during and after situations of risk, including situations of armed conflict, humanitarian emergencies and natural disasters, including adopting and implementing programmes to ensure the physical and psychological recovery and social reintegration of children with disabilities, including children who acquire disability as a consequence of such situations of risk, and ensure that such recovery, reintegration and rehabilitation take place in an environment which fosters the well-being, health, self-respect and dignity of the child

Bosnia and Herzegovina’s ownership of State property is the right guaranteed by article I of the Dayton Constitution and was unequivocally confirmed as such by a final and binding verdict of the State Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina — a court created by the Office of the High Representative, generously funded and supported by many Governments and staffed by international judges and prosecutors from an even greater number of countries.

At a time when the world food market is deeply affected by the food crisis and economic turmoil, Micronesians are increasingly dependent on the bounties of the sea to provide their nourishment and their economic development.

Last, but not least, the European Union will follow with great interest the 2009 local elections in Timor-Leste as another important milestone in the country’s democratic processes and as a significant indicator of the progress achieved so far in the area of institutional capacity-building and democratic governance, which are both so crucial to ensuring stability and good governance in the country.

The Office will continue to support the Under-Secretary-General in his role as programme manager of the Development Account, which includes, in this biennium, the active management of over 100 Development Account projects at various stages of implementation financed under three tranches.

Investments and revenues are channelled through diverse and often corporate structures, which have been established in Eritrea and are in various stages of development.

[...] [...] implement the global roll-out of Inspira and conclude lessons learned from the completion of the stabilization phase of Inspira, and will provide training and orientation for users in collaboration with the Field Personnel Division of DFS; will assist the Secretary-General in developing a comprehensive mobility policy for the Secretariat, including [...] [...]

The representative of the Russian Federation expressed confidence that all heads of subregional offices would plan and implement activities according to the priorities and tasks incorporated in the strategic framework of the Commission and approved by the member States.

[...] [...] Government of Germany and UNEP during the project review process, the Secretariat concluded that the activities in the servicing sector proposed [...] [...]

[...] [...] discussion group and web-room functionality so as to allow communication between support groups and survivors and families, and to allow the Secretariat to provide information to them.

In this respect, it is interesting to note the recommendation contained in the panel’s report to establish a system for financial support for peacekeeping operations through AU-assessed contributions.

During the years of presence in Haiti, the Missions that have accumulated via mandates, the inexcusable conduct of certain elements deployed in Haiti and the tragedy of the cholera outbreak have tainted our image in the eyes of Haitians.

(vi) Enhancing coordination and coherence within the Secretariat will continue through the Strategic Realignment Plan (SRP) to build a results-oriented, service-delivery and integrated administration, with strengthened management [...] [...]

Nigeria also proposed that the International Year should be observed within the United Nations on a system-wide basis and all specialized agencies and other United Nations bodies be requested to include observance of the International Year; that a unit be established in OHCHR to coordinate the activities of Afro-descendant NGOs to enable their participation in activities marking the International Year and in subsequent meetings of the Working Group; and also that OHCHR organize forums and seminars or side events during the regular sessions of the Human Rights Council, on the situation of people of African descent.

[...] [...] heads of such offices are not perceived as impartial and P-3 level [...]

As it is not able to absorb more refugees under current economic and political circumstances, it can provide only temporary protection, pending resolution of their cases and resettlement in cooperation with the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR).

(d) Ensure that those with mental health-care needs are housed in accommodation which is not restrictive, and at the lowest possible security level, and receive appropriate treatment, rather than being placed in higher security level facilities solely due to their mental health problems.

[...] [...] (FAPONG); and the Japanese donation to provide access to justice for the poor, overseen by the Commission [...] [...]

It is extremely difficult to distinguish non-integrated individuals from elements officially integrated into FRCI, owing to the fact that the former wear military uniforms, are armed and are tolerated by FRCI.