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External sources (not reviewed)

six United Nations languages pursuant to General Assembly resolution 65/311 ($60,000); and the installation of booths for photo exhibits, the printing of brochures and other production to promote to external audiences the work of peacekeeping and field support ($20,000).

supporting space law moot court competitions; supporting the participation of young professionals in regional and international meetings relating to space law; providing for training and other opportunities to build experience; and supporting entities dedicated to the study of and research relating to space law.

Human Sciences Sector and the Natural Sciences Sector with the aim to develop a common methodology, terms of reference and planning for undertaking national research system reviews that cover all the science disciplines.

are transmitted to the Commission for its information.

and that the specific use of the College’s capacities be expanded to other areas of the United Nations system.

gatherings to highlight the most recent developments in food processing technologies as well as sustainability in food production.

project on best practice for improving equal opportunities for all in the Mediterranean area, 2007 and 2008, promoted by the Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Torino, Italy.

directly and on behalf of intergovernmental bodies (recommendation 4, para. 30).

and the Millennium Development Goals (E/ESCAP/68/13).

around the world and highlights the increasing scientific capability in countries with emerging economies, reflecting a shift in the balance of investment in science and hence scientific capability, away from North America, Europe and Japan.

at the following sessions: thirteenth (A/3838), seventeenth (A/5216), nineteenth (A/5814), twenty-first (A/6314 and Corr.1), twenty-fourth (A/7613 and Corr.1), twenty-seventh (A/8725 and Corr.1), thirty-second (A/32/40), thirty-seventh (A/37/45), forty-first (A/41/16), forty-third (A/43/45), forty-eighth (A/48/46), forty-ninth (A/49/46), fifty-first (A/51/46), fifty-fifth (A/55/46), fifty-sixth (A/56/46), fifty-seventh (A/57/46), fifty-eighth (A/58/46), fifty-ninth (A/59/46), sixtieth (A/60/46) and sixty-first (A/61/46 and Corr.1).

guidelines with a view to their adoption.

preparation of the UNESCO draft programme and budget for 2010-2011; (g) the second session of the General Assembly of States parties to the Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage.

through greater transparency in military expenditures.

encouraged to use the proposed United Nations template because it is considered a useful tool to standardize the information and allows States to evaluate and determine the effectiveness of the Instrument in enhancing cooperation in tracing.

and implementing human rights study programmes; compiles and disseminates information on human rights; develops technical cooperation and information links with international human rights centres and organizations; coordinates locally the activities of international agencies that render technical assistance in matters of democratization, governance and human rights protection; and receives and reviews complaints from the public about human rights violations.

to declare to them the sacred laws of the castes and how he graciously acceded to their request by having the learned sage Bhrigu, whom he had carefully taught the metrical institutes of the sacred law, deliver to them this precious instruction.

resources and, benefiting from, if appropriate, the experience of the existing regional monitoring systems, while minimizing the reporting burden.