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External sources (not reviewed)

5.20, 7.5 and 7.7, and draft resolutions submitted by Member States concerning document 32 C/5 and other items.

been elaborated taking into account inter alia the work of the Decentralization Review Task Force.

that regard, the Palestinian Authority has been closely associated with the activities of the Organization thanks to: the establishment in December 1993 of the Joint UNESCO/Palestinian Authority Committee, whose mandate is to discuss joint cooperation priorities; the creation in April 1994 of the Programme of Assistance to the Palestinian People (PAPP), which became the UNESCO Programme for Palestine (UPP) in April 2000; the opening in May 1997 of a UNESCO Office in Ramallah whose capacity for action has been substantially reinforced during the current biennium, primarily by the decentralization and mobilization of additional funds and the setting up of a Project Antenna in Gaza City enabling the Organization to contribute actively to the humanitarian response following the recent conflict (December 2008January 2009) which has affected the Gaza Strip.

voting, may admit as observers at specified sessions of the Conference or of its commissions representatives of international non-governmental or semi-governmental organizations”.

and international financial institutions.

cooperation between the two bodies and the proposal made by the Expert Mechanism regarding the expansion of the mandate of the Fund to enable indigenous representatives to also attend sessions of the Human Rights Council and treaty bodies.

including the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), and in consultation with international and regional organizations and entities, assess the threats and challenges, in particular related to terrorism, posed by the proliferation of all arms and related materiel of all types, in particular man-portable surface-to-air missiles, from Libya, in the region, and submit a working document to the Council on proposals to counter this threat, and to prevent the proliferation of arms and related materiel, including measures to secure those arms and related materiel, to ensure that stockpiles are managed safely and securely, to strengthen border control and to enhance transport security.

and deeper dialogue with Member States in all regions of the world; the increased pace of assessment missions to Member States; the development of a proactive comprehensive strategy to facilitate technical assistance to States by considering where a regional or subregional approach would be appropriate rather than just facilitating the provision of assistance to individual Member States; and broader engagement with partner international, regional and subregional organizations, international donors and providers, other Security Council counter-terrorism bodies and the other organizations coordinated under the Counter-Terrorism Implementation Task Force umbrella.

Mauritania, Sao Tome and Principe, Senegal and Zimbabwe in the Africa region; Morocco, Syrian Arab Republic and Yemen in the Arab States region; Bangladesh, Lao People’s Democratic Republic, Mongolia and the Philippines in the Asia and the Pacific region; Albania (draft common country programme document), Kyrgyzstan and Ukraine in the Eastern Europe and Central Asia regions; and El Salvador, Englishand Dutch-speaking Caribbean countries, and Honduras in the Latin America and Caribbean region.

country programme document), Central African Republic, Chad, Gambia, Malawi and Mozambique in the Africa region; Algeria and Yemen in the Arab States region; Iran (Islamic Republic of), Myanmar, Papua New Guinea (draft common country programme document), Thailand and Viet Nam (draft common country programme document) in the Asia and the Pacific region; and Brazil, Dominican Republic, Panama and Peru in the Latin America and Caribbean region.

the level of unspent funds, on the cash balance policy and on steps taken to ensure a more appropriate level of liquidity.

Office; (b) request UN-Women to continue strengthening the evaluation function and the use of evaluation; (c) request UN-Women to address issues raised by previous evaluations.

entities working on counter-terrorism issues, namely, the 1267 Committee and its Monitoring Team, and the 1540 Committee and its experts group.

Nations Population Fund, for a term of four years.

Relations Association, Turkish Economic and Social Etudes Foundation, High Consultation Board of Strategic Thoughts Institute and Beşiktaş Football Club; founding member of Türkiye Gönüllü Teşekkülleri Vakfı and member of Directorate of Board of Trustees of Alaca Eğitim Vakfı .

Human Rights while Countering Terrorism would allow for an assessment of the gender issue in the preparation of the most common counter-terrorism measures.

as set out in the document “Response of the Secretariat to the Report by the External Auditor on the Audit of the Financial Statements of the World Food Programme for the Biennium 2006–2007 (Section IV)” (WFP/EB.A/2008/6-A/1/4), and encouraged the Secretariat to implement these audit recommendations without delay.

risk exposure and trends, and concurs with its contents.