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The Chair is expected to further develop the work of UNESCO on this topic, thus leading to the sustainability of this field of activity and extending the Chair network into other regions.

A solid ground-based research programme using microgravity and hypergravity facilities was considered essential to the facilitation of space flight experimentation.

The Commission adopted resolution 68/3 on enabling paperless trade and the cross-border recognition of electronic data and documents for inclusive and sustainable intraregional trade facilitation.

At the London Conference, President Hamid Karzai built on commitments set out in his inauguration speech, which articulated clear priorities for stabilizing and developing Afghanistan.

[...] [...] global agenda to promote social sciences as an invaluable tool for the advancement of the Internationally [...]

Steady participation of children in decision-making processes should be achieved through, inter alia, class councils, student councils and student representation on school boards and committees, where they can freely express their views on the development and implementation of school policies and codes of behaviour.

[...] [...] those websites, the launching of innovative technological [...] [...]

[...] [...] Forum were very useful and should be implemented to promote sustainable urban [...] [...]

All such strategies, however, must be based on wellgrounded research and informed by serious study of what has and has not worked elsewhere.

[...] [...] not derailed by premature judgments and pronouncements; and, that is rooted on a profound assessment of the genesis and dimensions of the prevailing realities.

[...] [...] libraries; training was conducted on the conservation of earthen structures for conservation professionals from Central Asian countries and Afghanistan; conservation was completed on historic sites (Fayaz Tepa Buddhist Ruins, Termez, Uzbekistan); and pilot demonstration buildings were completed and/or restored (Boysun Crafts Training Centre, which includes a museum; the Tashkent silk weaving/natural dye workshop building; the restored brick-making centre and the extension of the Khiva silk weaving/natural dye workshop in Mazar-i-Sharif, Afghanistan).

[...] [...] complete commitment to the development strategies that were approved at the Kuwait Summit on 19 and 20 January 2009, and affirm that we will advance the human, economic, [...] [...]

Transport logistics policy is a very important component of overall logistics policy, and its development can act as an entry point and contribute to wider logistics policy goals.

[...] [...] development, promotion of public transportation, green buildings, 3R (reduce, reuse, recycle) strategies, sustainable urban planning, solid waste management, water supply, sewerage, participatory approaches to urban management, promotion of public-private [...]

As MINURCAT is now in its liquidation phase, it is proposed that the Senior Political Affairs Officer be formally redeployed to the West Africa integrated operational team to continue to serve as the principal focal point for political issues related to the peace process and the implementation of the mandates of UNMIL and UNOCI; to identify, analyse and monitor political and operational developments and emerging issues with respect to the implementation of mandates of field operations; to assess implications and make recommendations on possible strategies and measures to advance peacekeeping processes; to prepare day-to-day guidance and support to UNMIL and UNOCI on political issues, as well as provide political inputs to integrated operational guidance and support; and to monitor and assess the implementation of political strategies in support of mandate implementation.

Pointing to the need for basic research on future energy sources as well as on sustainable use and sound management at present, some delegates indicated that this could not be carried out without solid knowledge and experience of the basic and engineering sciences.

With regard to statistics, he concurred with the views of those delegations that had emphasized the need for a better statistical basis and he pointed to paragraph 33(c) of document 31 C/4, which explicitly referred to the need for evidence-based policies utilizing statistics and data to underpin UNESCO’s programmes.

The key importance of the Declaration lies in the fact that it defined a set of practical objectives and goals aimed at the development of each individual, and at meeting the needs of the most vulnerable populations, in particular children, to whom the future belongs.

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Therefore, in order to promote economic development, [...] [...]

[...] [...] Council supported taking forward the recommendations of the Group of Experts on guidelines for due diligence for importers, processing industries and consumers of Congolese mineral products, as set out in its final report of 29 November 2010 (S/2010/596), to mitigate the risk of further exacerbating the conflict in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo by providing direct or indirect support to illegal armed groups, those found to violate the assets freeze and travel ban on sanctioned individuals and entities, and criminal [...] [...]

[...] [...] Hand of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory of [...] [...]

[...] [...] including by advancing the agendas for the effective disarmament of former combatants and dismantling of militias, inter alia, by monitoring the cantonment of former combatants and the storage of the weapons collected; (c) providing technical and logistical support for the electoral process and monitoring the progress made [...] [...]

Commending the efforts of the United States of America in pursuing vigorously a two-State solution, noting the commitment of the Quartet to remain actively involved and the need for strong international support to promote the peace process, and calling for the resumption and acceleration of negotiations between the Israeli and Palestinian sides towards a comprehensive resolution of the Arab-Israeli conflict, on the basis of relevant Security Council resolutions and the terms of reference of the Madrid Conference, in order to ensure a political solution, [...] [...]

We also commit to promote sustainable development policies that support inclusive housing and social services; a safe and healthy living environment for all, particularly children, youth, women and the elderly and disabled; affordable and sustainable transport and energy; the promotion, protection and [...] [...]

We recall that, following the adoption of the 2005 World Summit Outcome (resolution 60/1), the Secretary-General sought to further the objectives thereof by signing the Declaration on the ten-year capacity-building programme for the African Union (A/61/630, annex) with the Chairperson of the AU Commission.

[...] [...] Kong, with a view to promoting the development of [...] [...]

UNESCO therefore supported the Summit of Heads of State and Government of the Amazon, Congo, and Borneo-Mekong Forest Basins (Brazzaville, Congo 31 May to 3 June 2011) to foster discussion and collaboration for the sustainable management of forest ecosystems and their continued contribution to global climate regulation, poverty eradication and economic development efforts.

(4) The Antiochene school of the fourth century seemed given over to Arianism, until the time when the great Alexandrians, Athanasius and Didymus, were dying, when it was just reviving not merely into orthodoxy, but into an efflorescence by which the recent glory of Alexandria and even of Cappadocia was to be surpassed.