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External sources (not reviewed)

environment and to ensure consistency with international norms and standards.

advanced cooling systems and next-generation thermal test instruments.

of global climate change are: the established human rights framework, including in particular the right to share in scientific advancement and its benefits; the precautionary principle; the principle of shared but differentiated responsibilities; the principle of sustainability; the principle of integrity as applied to ecosystems; and the principle of safeguarding and promoting the interests of future generations, expressed in the Declaration on the Responsibilities of the Present Generations Towards Future Generations adopted by UNESCO in 1997 (29 C/Resolution 31).

of Europe (Convention on Cybercrime), the European Union (Framework Decision on attacks against information systems and the Convention established by the Council in accordance with article 34 of the Treaty on European Union, on mutual assistance in criminal matters between the member States of the European Union), the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) (2001 agreement on cooperation of CIS countries to combat crimes in the sphere of computer information), the Organization of American States and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization.

would require rehabilitating and re-equipping units vandalized during the crisis.

GNSS for the benefit of the countries in the Asia-Pacific region, that a four-satellite constellation would be established by the late 2020s and that in the future, a seven-satellite constellation should be completed to enable sustainable positioning.

framework for refugees from ECOWAS countries.

for Nutrition Labelling to other nutrients associated with increased and decreased risk of non communicable diseases.

and gynaecologists; training of urgent and emergency obstetrical care professionals; training of health transport, information and monitoring professionals; with respect to information management, an increase in the coverage and quality of the mortality and live birth databases; epidemiological monitoring of foetal, infant and maternal deaths by the state and municipal health departments; establishment of infant and maternal mortality committees; improved social monitoring and mobilization; and promotion of regional studies on issues related to infant and maternal mortality.

sign of the State’s commitment.

collection of the United Nations Information System on the Question of Palestine (UNISPAL), prepare and widely disseminate publications and information materials on various aspects of the question of Palestine and develop and enhance the annual training programme for staff of the Palestinian Authority in contribution to Palestinian capacity-building efforts.

automation solutions that enable consistent and safe year-round operations in a harsh environment, where temperatures reach minus-47 degrees Fahrenheit.

closer monitoring of precursor chemical manufacturers and sales; developing public/private partnerships with the chemical industry; directing more attention towards production of ATS; tightening controls over precursors transiting their territories; taking part in international operations such as the Channel programme; awareness-raising in law enforcement agencies as regards the changing dynamics of drug trafficking; strengthening information-gathering to develop better targeted operations; negotiating bilateral cooperation agreements with other Member States; developing specific cooperation agreements concerning shared borders; and putting more focus on the organizers behind drug trafficking.

programs, meetings and external exhibitions.