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[...] decisions already taken by the permanent members.

Secondly, even if a problem is recognized, information may be insufficient for adequate policy design, for example developing marginal abatement cost curves.

UNESCO will continue its policy of realism in terms of the calculation of overhead rates, and will pursue consultations with United Nations system partners so that a common approach may be agreed upon concerning the levying of overhead charges, thus avoiding the current trends towards unseemly “price-undercutting competition” and the potential exploitation of such practices by donors to increase pressure for lower overheads.

Still on the subject of the English version, though not in relation to a term used in the previous texts, since it does not appear in them, we feel that an unfortunate adjective is used in the heading of section II B.3: perhaps the phrase would be equally satisfactory with the deletion of the word “substantive”.

[...] [...] pertinent and appropriate forum.

[...] [...] errors, lack of identification of excess stock, slow moving or obsolete stock and appropriate action to ensure [...] [...]

They help guarantee the safe, reliable and economic operation of modern hydroelectric power plants.

They also recommend the effective integration of these themes/strategies into the Organization’s programmes, in particular through (a) adequate highlevel coordination; (b) the careful evaluation of projects – paying attention to issues such as multidisciplinary action, partnerships with populations directly concerned, the respect for the equal dignity of each human being, the cultural dimension of the fight against poverty, and the association of NGOs with the formulation, implementation and evaluation of UNESCO’s activities; (c) a clearer articulation of cross-cutting projects within the major programmes in a spirit of true interdisciplinarity; (d) (for some NGOs) a smaller number of high-quality/high-impact projects, to ensure greater impact and visibility; (e) greater partnership with NGOs, in particular through explicit partnership in some projects of poverty eradication.

The accuracy of the database when information is transferred to the new system is vital and engineering issues need to be properly taken into account to ensure that engineering activity is properly recorded under the system when it is introduced.

[...] [...] are conserved as appropriately as possible.

[...] [...] striking the right balance between short-term and long-term goals was critical.

[...] [...] system and take appropriate decisions to ensure [...] [...]

In this regard, the norms set out above concerning proper investigation and prosecution must be followed.

Selecting the appropriate task type from the [...] [...]

[...] [...] relevant government authorities, when appropriate, [...]

[...] therefore, take an appropriate role in reform [...] [...]

[...] [...] necessary and appropriate awareness-raising, education or training is provided

Adequate regulation and supervision of financial [...] [...]

This is appropriate because (a) the [...] [...]

For self-monitoring activities the use of recognised quality management systems and periodic check by an external accredited laboratory instead of formal own accreditation can be appropriate (EIPPCB, 2003).

The Group of 77 and China therefore looks forward to a constructive and positive preparatory process which builds the comfort level necessary for the outcome document to have an explicit reference to the need for new development paradigm and approach which, among others, places at its heart the need to mobilize political will and attending financial resources for a renewed and rebalanced global approach to development, as well as the issue of the reform of the global economic governance; affording developing countries the adequate policy space necessary to pursue nationally-owned and specifically tailored development policies to maximize prosperity and welfare for all; and strengthening the productive capacities of developing countries to fully and meaningfully engage in the global economic system.

UNDP’s ability to predictably marshal the right human resources at the right time, matched with required resource levels, in multiple country settings at once, remains a challenge and a vital organizational priority.

The representatives of Romania, the United Kingdom and the United States expressed concern that the complaint was not sufficient to merit withdrawal of consultative status and that the Committee should properly examine the case.

[...] [...] entailing more appropriate land-use planning, [...] [...]

[...] Initiative and appropriately lays the ground [...]

[...] [...] legal order and the appropriate interpretation of [...]