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Participants agreed that the creation of an enabling environment and the provision of information must go together.

The Mission will continue to proactively engage in and foster a culture of best practices in all areas relating to peace consolidation.

Hence, IBSP had an important role to play in this regard and, as set out in its new strategy, should focus on promoting science education and institutional capacity-building rather than supporting isolated projects.

[...] [...] suitable assistance to nurture industry [...]

[...] [...] Three-Year Grant Scheme to nurture new talents.

The creation of a wider enabling environment for meaningful participation must be ensured, as well as specific opportunities for participation and reinforcement of the capacities of individuals and civil society to enable them to participate, monitor, evaluate and report on possible human rights abuses.

That  provides  room  for  an  appropriate  level  of  intervention  of  the  Government  to  have  a  new  redevelopment  model  nurtured,  ranging  from  facilitating  the  establishment  of  new  numerous  non‐profit  making  players  in  the  property  market  who  could  win  owners’  trust  to  providing  financial  assistances of some forms.

The Kremlin is insistent in its efforts to create an illusion of legitimacy for the occupying regime it has set up, as well as to establish ethnic cleansing, the military occupation of a sovereign country’s territories and the forced re-drawing of borders as an instrument of international relations.

Since 1990, Korea has been actively promoting the digitalization of national information and other innovative policies that has not only assisted the development of the IT industry, but has also defined Korea's position in the global ICT market," said Mr. Kevin Chen, President of ATEN International.

[...] [...] budding artists to nurture new talents.

With regard to the labour market, the Director referred to vital policies that included: recognizing labour rights (basic floor) and a minimum wage; strengthening unionization and collective bargaining; strengthening social dialogue; providing occupational training; simplifying procedures to access formal employment; recognizing skills formally; providing small and medium-sized enterprises with support; introducing unemployment insurance; providing labour market intermediation services; advocating the employment of specific groups (such as young people and women); establishing mechanisms to reduce gender inequality in retirement and pension systems; making transfers to the poorest sectors (particularly families with children and adolescents); and providing non-contributory access to transfers for vulnerable older adults.

[...] to ensure that support, sustenance and sanctuaries for terrorist organizations from outside Afghanistan are ended forthwith.

The Committee reiterates its recommendation to the State party to continue fostering intercultural dialogue, tolerance and understanding, paying due attention to the culture and history of different ethnic groups within Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Cultivating and exercising [...] [...]

Nevertheless, as we point out in our report, both bodies have the nurturing responsibilities inherent in the parenting role.

Express its opposition to Libya’s seat in the United Nations being occupied by an illegitimate transitional faction or authority imposed by foreign interventionism and thus promote an in-depth debate in the Credentials Committee of the General Assembly of the United Nations in order to prevent Libya’s seat from being filled until such time as it has a Government that has been legally constituted, without foreign intervention, and is a free and sovereign expression of the will of the Libyan people

They should be operationalized in terms of benchmarks and indicators with regard to the obligations of States to empower individuals as active agents in the development process.

I do not believe that TRIPS will prevent other developing countries like Brazil and India from obtaining access to the medicines they need.

For example, fostering the local pharmaceutical industry in developing countries through technology transfer and South-South cooperation, increased awareness and use of public health-related trade-related aspects of intellectual property rights flexibilities, supported by improved availability of patent information to facilitate their use and initiatives like the Medicine Patent Pools, would stimulate innovation and increase production of more affordable medicines.

The SAR Government also seeks to nurture more major sports events locally through the "M" Mark System, thereby giving the public more opportunities to enjoy high quality sports events in Hong Kong.

We must also curb the monopolistic economy and cool down the bubble economy to allow free competition between international capital and local consortia, thereby facilitating economic development and creating more wealth and job opportunities.

[...] [...] grant scheme to nurture new Cantonese Opera [...]

The labour proposals made by the Secretary-General of the United Nations in his report for the annual ministerial review included: creating a high-level panel to discuss public job creation policies; creating a United Nations youth volunteers programme to strengthen the focus of United Nations programmes on youth employment; promoting public-private partnerships to boost production and foster employment; supporting micro and medium-sized enterprises; encouraging investment in the agricultural and rural sector; developing green economy road maps; integrating employment objectives into national strategic policies; and placing the issue of “full employment and decent work for all” on the agenda of the General Assembly.

Yet, behind the scene the DAB has the huge support and backing of the State, and I believe other political parties simply cannot compare with the DAB.

(a) Upgrade the knowledge base, improve knowledge-sharing, and close the gap between science and development practice to make the best use of technology and foster sustainable management at the national and global levels

(c)septies Key components of an enabling environment are strong intellectual property regimes to enable the flow of technologies, the absorption capacity to make use of such technologies, and the human capital to contribute to productive capacities.

Relevant measures include further support for the development of the performing arts groups, strengthening nurturing of small and medium-sized arts groups, implementation of the "Venue Partnership Scheme", strengthening of arts education targeting mainly youngsters and students, such as organizing School Culture Day and Community Cultural Ambassador Scheme, incorporating the relevant learning experience of "Aesthetic Development" into the "New Senior Secondary" curriculum to be launched in the 2009-2010 school year.

Under our proposed development strategies of the "Secondary City Centre", the old mentality of making the Victoria Harbour the centre of development must be altered before studying assisting the building of city centres and their core areas at different levels outside the Victoria Harbour core district through planning and various policy initiatives.

The Executive Committee on CODF and the COAC also support the continued implementation of a grant scheme similar to the “Hong Kong Cantonese Opera Troupe for New Talent Scheme” in order to nurture more budding artists with good potential.