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Trade representatives suggested that, apart from apron, menu stand and toothpick, badge printed with the Chinese rendition of “Food Safety Charter” for staff of signatories to wear, tools such as food thermometer and timer for use in kitchen, tissue pack for distribution to customers, etc. might also be considered for the purpose of the publicity on the Charter.

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Among the lessons learned is the need to have a more manageable agenda and concise documents for the statutory meetings; improve coherence between results and indicators through better coordination of planning between Headquarters and field offices, and to account for delays in certain cases due to external factors such as security conditions.

Due to domestic pressures, donor countries’ budgets are stretched, and changes in food aid funding mechanisms pose a significant challenge to UNRWA to meet food requirements for the poor.

Furthermore, anecdotal evidence suggests that those impacts have overstretched the already limited coping capacities of small island developing States to the point where they are lagging behind, thus increasing their exposure.

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At the same time, the internationally renowned actress and long-time UNICEF advocate said she’d been deeply touched by the way ordinary Lebanese families – themselves very poor – had opened up their homes and hearts to the incoming refugees.

Document E/ESCAP/66/2, Section VIII, provides a brief overview of the issues and challenges related to inclusive and sustainable economic and social development in Asia and the Pacific from a subregional perspective.

With already stretched capacity and resources, Pacific island countries face a significant challenge in managing this global common in a sustainable manner and equitably benefiting from its sustainable development.

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The Special Committee recognizes the necessity to intensify dialogue among Member States and the Secretariat, including in this forum, on ways and means to enhance the effectiveness of peacekeeping missions, including by addressing the requirement for peacekeeping missions to be able to deter, through the posture they adopt and actions they take, threats to the implementation of mandates, safety and security of peacekeeping personnel, and ongoing peace processes, in accordance with the Charter of the United Nations and the guiding principles outlined in section V.B of the present report.

The Secretary-General states that the progress report builds on the new direction for peacekeeping training summarized in the 2009 report on the progress of training in peacekeeping (A/63/680) and illustrates improvements made in all phases of the training cycle, including identifying and prioritizing training needs, setting standards, ensuring efficient training delivery andoutlining new systems for monitoring and evaluating the impact of training.