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[...] [...] professionals with HKAS toregulate the service providers.

Combating transnational organized crime requires international cooperation, which in the forensic field takes different forms, including technical assistance activities, cross-border operations, the exchange of forensic data and recognition of the complementary role of forensic science providers and regional organizations, as well as of bilateral efforts in promoting a comprehensive and cost-effective approach.

[...] [...] systems from “data producers”to “information [...][...]

[...] [...] pages, you as provider of material agree to the following terms: (1) You make the material available knowing thatwe may publish it; [...][...]

The exchange of information, knowledge and experience among and between capacity-building providers and beneficiaries, as well as cooperation and coordination of donor and provider programmes, [...][...]

The findings of an Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) study that investigated the extent of inequities in access to health care in a group of African countries — Chad, Cameroon, Egypt, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Malawi, Morocco, Senegal and Zambia — through analysis of demographic and health surveys show significant inequities in access to health care stemming from income differences, distance to a health-care provider, and rural/urban locations in all countries studied (United Nations, Economic Commission for Africa, 2008).

Citizens, civil society organizations,academics and health service providers should be able to contribute meaningfully to budgeting discussions, including by identifying needs, and be aware of decision-making criteria.

Several organizations proposed that UNESCO programmes should focus on encouraging the development of the legal and economic environment in which information providers and communicators could rapidly become self-sustaining.

What if I disagree with the co-pay the health care provider charges me?

This increase is attributable to many factors, including not only technological progress, but also political, social and structural changes around the world and their impact on the liberalization of telecommunication services, the introduction of non-geostationary-satellite orbit satellite systems for commercial communications and scientific and radionavigation applications, growing market orientation, the change in the way this widening market is shared between private and State-owned service providers and the general globalization and commercialization of communication systems.

Deployment tasks are handled by the J2EE deployer platform role using tools typically provided by the Web Services for J2EE product provider.

This call was further reinforced in the recent independent report of the Senior Advisory Group on civilian capacity in the aftermath of conflict (see A/65/747S/2011/85), which, in its recommendation 10, clearly identifies the College as one of the keyproviders ofcapacity training in the system and calls for it, together with the other training partners, to identify where skills are needed and then either provide training or identify appropriate external trainings; to develop a formal training certification mechanism, operated on a cost-recovery basis, to guarantee programmes of sufficient quality; and to invest in training in crisis response skills.

For instance, this might entail obliging the recipient through the access contract to disclose the origin of genetic resources in patents resulting from the use of the resources, or restricting permitted use to activities compatible withthe cultural values of the provider, or ensuring third party access to research results for non-commercial uses or for use in developing countries.

[...] [...] allocated to software providers.

[...] [...] management of cases involving violence against women and to encourage the development of specialized health services, including comprehensive, free and confidential forensic examinations by trained health providers and appropriate [...]

In many cases, trustbuilding mechanisms do not differ greatly from those with which we are already familiar in other areas (particularly those relating to electronic signatures), and can be established in alternative structures to which, depending on the role of the service providers themselves as trusted third parties (particularly in view of the persons who might acquire an electronic transferable record), other intermediaries and layers of trust can be added, such as certifying or audit entities or possibly the public sector.

Section III: Verification of CFC imports and exports for 2006 in China production sector; redeployment of the aerosol equipment purchased for a cancelled project in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYR Macedonia) to be utilized in the COPACI aerosol project in Côte d’Ivoire; report on the technology provider for the phase-out of CFC consumption in the manufacture of MDIs in Egypt; and the revised plan for the sustainability of a halon banking project in Libyan Arab Jamahiriya.

In relation to the LCD projects in Morocco, the Executive Committee also considered whether the deadlock between the enterprises involved and the technology provider could be broken so as to give the projects a final chance of being implemented.

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Recognized as a very successful project by the European Commission and the project partners, EuroGeoNames now provides excellent opportunities for EuroGeographics and its members, the European association of national mapping and cadastral agencies, to meet future requirements (e.g., INSPIRE) in their role as reference information providers for national and European spatial data infrastructures.

The report also demonstrates the importance of increased awareness and collaboration among forensic science service providers and scientists and suggests areas of synergy in forensic science more generally to ensure a more effective exchange of forensic science expertise and information worldwide.

If you’re a value-added reseller, solution and service provider, or a system integrator, and you offer backup and recovery, data protection, infrastructure, virtualization, security, system management or software solutions, this new Program is for you.

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(d) Procurement of goods and services: Four recommendations in four offices were related to: unclear specifications and deadlines for submission for bids; failure to justify single-source selections; release of final payments without prior completion of the evaluation of deliverables against terms of reference; payments to a single contractor/service provider exceeding the established approval thresholds without submitting the case for review; use of consultants instead of temporary staff for regular programme activities; lack of monitoring mechanisms to ensure that the total value of orders actually placed under long term agreements was within recommended limits; and delegation of procurement responsibilities to partners without the prior assessment of their capacity.