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External sources (not reviewed)

monitoring tool ($20,000), the tracking of activities of field mission operations ($40,000), communities of practice ($30,000) and licences for users in the United Nations Office to the African Union ($34,700).

instant messaging, web conferencing, etc. The replacement of the telephone installations by an IP based Unified Communications system requires the data network infrastructure to be extended and upgraded to support the new equipment and ensure the levels of availability and performance required for video and voice communications.

satellite and other aerial imagery; the use by human rights actors of crowdsourcing platforms to receive allegations of abuses; how to promote the use of new technologies and outreach to local communities; how to measure the impact of ICT on the promotion of human rights; and what type of new international standards, if any, should be developed in this area.

many of which already report flows in programme countries.

devices does not necessarily need to be routed via the Internet.

submit to the Organization annual reports on the implementation of the two conventions and UNESCO no longer publishes studies on their implementation.

to implement 40 Gbit/s transmission in order to accommodate the extra bandwidth required as a result of high-bandwidth-application deployments, such as IPTV and VoD.

and at up to 315MB/s more than triples the sequential write speeds of Intel’s current 3Gbps SSDs, to transfer more data in less time.

events; and the creation of a subsystem providing users with forecast and monitoring information relating to natural and man-made disasters likely to occur in the Russian Federation (including earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, floods, forest fires and emergencies caused by pipeline failures, leaks or explosions).