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network infrastructure requirements, configuration and establishment of documentation for implemented systems, including day-to-day operational support, operation of the disaster recovery and business continuity infrastructure in DFS and maintenance of flexible support for changing Departmental disaster recovery and business continuity requirements, and monitoring of disaster recovery and business continuity systems.

could assist member countries in better formulating and implementing numerous bilateral agreements while at the same time working towards greater harmonization.

should be given to that area and to countries that were considerably behind in implementing the Hyogo Framework for Action.

environment pillar in the context of sustainable development and achieving effective international environmental governance.

also being processed through multiple existing channels, including those under other specialized programmes, such as GCOS, and other conventions.

with enhanced coordination and coherence among the different policy areas of the international development architecture, including ODA, trade, foreign direct investment, debt and finance, taking also into account new and emerging challenges.

to accelerate their impact in developing countries.

expanding and that will undoubtedly make for progress in the current human rights situation and effective interaction between society and the State.

corruption in an integrated and coordinated way; (c) enhancing integrity, accountability and transparency in public and private sectors, including the management of public resources; (d) supporting relevant Government institutions in international cooperation and the recovery of assets at the domestic and international levels; (e) development of strategic and thematic partnerships with members of the international community and United Nations system to ensure coherency in the delivery of technical assistance; and (f) supporting the establishment of networks and platforms for policy dialogue and peer learning among Member States at the regional and international levels.

the organization and highlighted the common areas of work of the OIML and Codex, namely, work relating to quantity of product in pre-packages, labelling and instruments for physico-chemical measurements.

partners to systematically and jointly identify, document and share southern development solutions; the annual Global South-South Development Expo, which has enabled partners to regularly showcase successful and scalable development solutions; and the South-South Global Assets and Technology Exchange (SS-GATE), which has provided partners, especially private sector partners, with the opportunity to list solutions, match supply and demand and collaborate for scaling up, including through finding financing options.

reassign to the Office of the Chief of Staff a Deputy Chief of Staff (D-1) post to support the Chief of Staff in ensuring integration of the overall management of the Operation, and a Head of Office (P-5) post in Zalingei, owing to the strategic and security importance of the subsector in the overall scheme of the conflict in Western Darfur.

as through initiatives to specifically address cultural change and internal communication which engage wide staff participation.

in the strategic plan and the approved institutional budget for the biennium 2012-2013 (see UNW/2011/13, decision 2011/5) to strengthen capacity of the Entity on the ground, not only to achieve results at the country level, but also to ensure better linkages between the normative and operational aspects of the mandate of UN-Women.

30 remote manual working seats added respectively in Beijing headquarter and sub-centers in 19 district or county branches and all IP Remote seats are deployed to achieve unified calling access with 12315 of Industry and Commerce Administration, 96315 of Consumers' Association and telephone number ending in 12315 in district and county level centers with functions like audio broadcasting, queuing, call transfer, call recording, data statistics, real-time monitoring and many other functions, realizing unified planning, unified operation, unified recording, unified monitoring and unified data management.

meeting States’ capacity-building needs in this vital area, as well as improving the Organization’s ability to help Member States counter illicit flows.