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The Committee would have to consider (i) whether a country continued to be eligible for any remaining funds once a project had achieved its targets, recalling that the funding of MYAs was performance-based; (ii) if a country could continue to receive funds, what would be the required level of monitoring and reporting; and (iii) whether the implementing agency should

The Section would be headed by a Chief Property Management Officer (P-4), the incumbent of which would report to the Chief of Integrated Support Services and would be responsible for: the management and maintenance of the Mission’s electronic assets control system; inventory management and the reduction of inventory levels; the disposal of written-off assets; the provision of specialist inventory and supply-chain management advice to self-accounting units; the continual review of store-holder inventories at all levels within the Mission; the modernization of warehousing standards and practices; reduction of inventory processing times; the collection, collation and analysis of stock holdings and stock consumption data; maintaining databases; and conducting

The respective functions are complementary and mutually supportive: the facilitation work of the Committee and its Executive Directorate precedes and guides the work of UNODC in delivering assistance; the technical assistance work of UNODC in turn helps countries to address the gaps and needs identified

Regular monitoring and support missions from the capital to the field level is needed, especially with regard to ensuring the

Certain exceptions apply, including the following: (a) assistance and supplies provided in support of the implementation of the 2005 Comprehensive Peace Agreement between the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement/Army (SPLM/A) and the Government of the Sudan; (b) movements of military equipment and supplies by the Government of the Sudan upon request and receipt of prior approval by the Committee; and (c) supplies and

Norway had worked with various partners in recent years on numerous projects to support disarmament, non-proliferation and peaceful uses of nuclear energy, including the

The purpose may differ, with unilateral action reported to provide recognition of action by developing countries and a

But as can be seen from the above summary, there is a strong view among many states that negotiators should first look at the current IAEA safeguards measures as a basis and then see which ones could be applicable to an

The Security Council recalls the August 2 deadline imposed in Resolution 2046 and regrets that the parties have not yet been able to finalize agreements on a number of critical issues, particularly: the establishment of the Safe Demilitarized

This convention could be a framework treaty encompassing the following areas: banning the production, development and the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons; renouncing the deterrence values of nuclear weapons in all defence doctrines; preventing the deployment of nuclear weapons in all areas, namely on the ground, underwater, in space and outer space; banning the production of fissile material for military purposes; declaring all stocks of weapons-grade fissile material and their elimination in an irreversible manner within an agreed timetable;

The international community has noted the New START, but as this Treaty does not

The General Customs Administration is the authority in charge of enforcing the laws regulating customs clearances, as well as determining customs systems, methods, and procedures; it also takes part in the study and development of projects related to duties, countervailing duties, and other foreign trade regulation and restriction measures; complies with

The Security Council demands that the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea immediately comply fully with its obligations under Security Council resolutions 1718 (2006) and 1874 (2009),

If natural or anthropogenic impacts (e.g. local fires, harvesting) or other factors (e.g. soil type) add variability to the growth pattern of the

The functions of the Counter-Terrorism Committee and its Executive Directorate and UNODC are fully complementary and mutually supportive: the political, policy, coordination and facilitation work of the Counter-Terrorism Committee and its Executive Directorate precedes and guides the work of UNODC in delivering technical assistance in the legal and related capacity-building areas; the technical assistance work of UNODC in turn helps countries to address the legal and related gaps and needs identified in their counter-terrorism capacity and helps the

The embargo should remain in place until