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This package remains on the table, as reaffirmed by the resolution just adopted and the statement of the E3+3 Foreign Ministers at today’s meeting.

The girls laugh at the perfect timing of the rain – then sit on mats arranged on the floor, read a bit, and chat about life.

[...] [...] into an overly large number of projects.

[...] [...] and other games dear to the heart of the child.

Ireland, like the rest of the world, is becoming increasingly interested in consuming more locally produced foods and the food market has become a busy, buzzing weekend destination for savvy foodies. Stuffed with local stalls selling everything from hand-crafted salamis to soft, luscious fudge, they’re wonderful places to visit for a real taste of local life.

Prioritizing and focusing are crucial, as doing too many things at the same time may stretch the Organization too thinly and in the process diminish the impact of the interventions.

The Meeting agreed that a brochure, drawing on the main elements of the above-mentioned special report, would be prepared by WMO in consultation with United Nations entities involved, for publication on a cost-sharing basis in time for the seventeenth session of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, to be held in Durban, South Africa, from 28 November to 8 December 2011.

[...] [...] budget, pays its assessed contribution in full and on time, and makes extrabudgetary contributions to the IAEA nuclear safety, [...] [...]

We need to agree on specific issues to address, including the working methods, and focus on achieving tangible results on them without overextending ourselves with too broad a workload.

Under the overall mission of IFAD to enable rural poor women and men to overcome poverty, the policy on engagement with indigenous peoples will aim at enhancing the Fund’s ability to empower indigenous peoples to engage in selfdevelopment processes.

It was also agreed that, if the one-third/two-thirds formula was a fair assumption for the reimbursement of staffing costs, it should also be used for costs that had previously not been shared: general temporary assistance, computer, office space and audit costs.

Some of these countries also underscored their opposition to any retroactive adjustment to the scale of assessment as it would “bring unwanted difficulties in budget planning and programme delivery of the Organization and would seriously harm the stability and predictability needed in United Nations system financing”.