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External sources (not reviewed)

within a mutually agreed area.

programme, and the United Nations government task forces which oversee the implementation of the four joint programme components, looking also for synergies between different partners.

involved in or affected by the project, would promote coherence and facilitate the smooth implementation of the project.

and composed of the Ministers of Defence, Public Works, Foreign Affairs and Emigrants, Finance and the Interior tasked with making the necessary recommendations regarding border control; and (d) requested that international partners be kept informed of progress on this issue.

gender-based violence, with a study to be launched soon, and in advocating for education to be part of the national action plan against gender-based violence.

Court (CICC), New York; Advisory Board of Global Fund for Women, San Francisco, USA; Member, National Technical Committee on CEDAW; National Committee on the Review of Discriminatory Laws against Women; National Drafting Committee on the Nigeria Country Report on CEDAW 2006; Nigerian Movement for Children; Coordinator, National Coalition on Affirmative Action.

High Commissioner for Operations.

Nations Office of the High Representative for the Least Developed Countries, Landlocked Developing Countries and the Small Island Developing States, the private sector track of the Conference convened more than 500 chief executives and senior business representatives with leaders from Government, civil society and the United Nations to elevate the role of private sector investment in the sustainable development of the least developed countries.

various line ministries and other national stakeholders, to provide an overall policy direction for implementation of the Protocol, and to review the various policies and implementation modalities, including project approvals and monitoring.

to monitor implementation of the gender components of the Strategic Framework.

each other and with other networks and entities from the private, professional and civil society sectors to elevate the importance of sustainable urbanization in public policy.

plan, which seeks to prevent the recruitment and use of children in our national security forces and to address all forms of violence against children.

the Liberian Government in its ongoing efforts regarding the Commercial Law Reform Program.

joint monitoring and evaluation frameworks; and (d) align planning, programming and budget cycles of country programmes at regional and subregional levels.

which began in late 2008 as a collaboration between the German Federal Agency for Nature Conservation (BfN), the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), the UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre (UNEP-WCMC), the Marine Conservation Biology Institute (MCBI), the Census of Marine Life (CoML), Ocean Biogeographic Information System (OBIS) and the Marine Geospatial Ecology Lab (MGEL) of Duke University.

beginning working with ISC to ensure it will best serve the needs of diverse Internet community.

reviewed the delegation of authority with a view to implementing paragraph 189 and Action 32 of the Secretary-General’s report entitled “Strengthening of the United Nations: an agenda for further change” (A/57/387).

framework and implementation strategy for RBM; managerial accountability; role of RBM focal points; RBM training; RBM reporting on technical cooperation projects; RBM reporting from field offices; RBM reporting on programme and budgets 2006-2007; and fixing time frames in the form of an implementation schedule.

least developed and developing, in the area of tourism for sustainable development.

conceptual framework for further development of RBM in the organisation, to be prepared on the basis of the self-assessment.

of this Conference, and the staff of UNOHRLLS; Doctors Worldwide, host of the Civil Society Forum; LDC Watch, the Government of Turkey and the people of this lovely city of Istanbul; and the Chair and members of the Global Coordination Bureau of the Least Developed Countries.

permitted the drafting of laws and regulations on the reform of the security sector (national defence policy, statute for members of the armed forces, code of military justice, code of conduct for members of the armed forces, special statutes for the national police, civil protection officers and customs officers, decree establishing a corps of conservation officers for biological diversity and protected areas, etc.).