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External sources (not reviewed)

a view to planning and delivering emergency humanitarian assistance in ways that are supportive of early recovery as well as sustainable rehabilitation, reconstruction efforts.

of local communities to access, produce, manage and share information for development especially in Africa, Asia and Latin America through Community Multimedia Centres (CMCs).

experience; technical assistance in implementing the Agreement and relevant instruments; regional monitoring, control and surveillance workshops and establishment of regional monitoring, control and surveillance networks, including transfer of technology; financial management training for small-scale fishers and all stakeholders; training regarding stock assessment and research; and training programmes on boarding and inspection control and activities of flag States.

their actions and the results of their interventions.

agencies are being challenged to reposition themselves by defining what will be the actual added value that they provide to Member States in a more sophisticated development context in the years to come.

integrate the issue of armed violence into their programmes of action would make it possible to orient existing strategies towards an innovative and harmonized approach that is tailored to each situation and geared around targeted goals to address and prevent the underlying causes of armed conflict and to mobilize and channel the necessary development resources.

action capacity in such areas as land surveying and clearance, disposal operations, technical equipment, awarenessraising and assistance to victims; and it encouraged others to furnish Tajikistan with the help it needed.

voluntary funds within WIPO specifically for LDCs, while continuing to accord high priority to finance activities in Africa through budgetary and extra-budgetary resources, to promote, inter alia, the legal, commercial, cultural, and economic exploitation of IP in these countries.

not have the political power to push forward such an agenda.

support on protection issues provided that these issues are clearly communicated to them.

resources, as called for in resolution 1809 (2008), addressing the lack of equipment and insufficient logistical support, and responding to the specific challenges faced by the AU due to the complexity of the conflict environment and the lack of capacities necessary, including financial capacities, to achieve a rapid response in some cases and to strengthen peace, stability and development on the African continent.

Fund was responding to the request from developing countries to provide training in Codex at the regional level.

and intergovernmental organizations because their defining feature is that neither fits the conditions and procedures of normal aid processes.

increase voluntary contributions to the core/regular budgets of the United Nations development system, in particular its funds, programmes and specialized agencies, and to contribute on a multi-year basis, in a sustained and predictable manner.

those programmes and help resolve the financial difficulties adversely affecting the UNRWA budget.

of initiatives in, for example, Indonesia, Burundi, Liberia, Nepal, South Sudan, Sudan, Sierra Leone and Uganda to promote gender equality in disarmament, demobilization and reintegration programmes, improving referrals to services such as health and psychosocial counselling for female ex-combatants and supporters and their access to economic reintegration assistance.

on Transit Transport Cooperation”.

foundations and private sector organizations… UNOPS is a central resource for the United Nations system in procurement and contracts management as well as in civil works and physical infrastructure development, including the related capacity development activities.

and regional financial institutions, the private sector and civil societ y to consider contributing to the Trust Fund through financial contributions and technical cooperation to support the establishment of the tsunami early warning system in accordance with the needs of the countries of the Indian Ocean and Southeast Asia so that the Trust Fund contributes to the development of an integrated early warning system based on adequate resources and comprising a network of collaborative centres connected to the global system