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and requested the Secretary-General to submit a report on the implementation of the resolution to the Assembly at its sixty-seventh session (resolution 65/316).

mitigation systems for tsunamis and other sea-level related hazards, assessments of ocean and coastal environments and resources, and national and local capacity development in marine science and transfer of technology for the sustainable management of ocean uses and their resources.

any kind of knowledge transfer with military applications, material and technical support to armed forces and other related activities while security services refers to armed guarding or protection of buildings, installations, property and people, any kind of knowledge transfer with security and policing applications, development and implementation of informational security measures and other related activities.

hazards in the Indian Ocean, the Caribbean and the Mediterranean and Northeast Atlantic Ocean and connected Seas, including complementary and sustained activities in tsunami hazard risk assessment, tsunami warning training, emergency response, and preparedness as part of the comprehensive tsunami mitigation programmes that extend the tsunami warning systems as end-to-end systems.

sustainable use of marine living resource will enhance global food security and increase resilience to climate change for present and future generations; they further emphasized the need to develop comprehensive adaption measure to address climate related impacts on oceans and coasts, including through greater capacity building, enhanced scientific monitoring activities and to promote environmentally sound policies for integrated coastal and ocean management.

ecological services to human well-being, and in particular to coastal communities, as well as the role of UNESCO and its Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC) in supporting global governance of the oceans.

as appropriate, to ensure more effective achievement of their objectives in accordance with relevant SIDS development programmes and strategies.

(for further information, see A/61/65, A/63/79, A/65/68 and A/66/70).

enjoy a greater share in the benefits derived from those resources.

relevant organisms and on the spatial scales of VMEs.

for the cost of travel for foreign witnesses to testify in piracy trials, provision of legal representation for suspects at trials, provision of interpretation and transcription services for piracy trials, improvement of the High Court facilities and infrastructure, including the prisoner holding capacity and storage area for exhibits, provision of secure docks in the Supreme Court, and procurement of additional court security services, essential legal resources and materials, as well as video link technology.

and foreign institutions such as the Instituto Antártico Argentino (IAA), the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, the United States Naval Research Laboratory and the Federal Institute for Geosciences and Natural Resources of the German Geological Survey (BGR).

community “to further assist small island developing States in the development of appropriate systems for recycling, waste minimization and treatment, reuse and management, and mechanisms to protect the oceans and coastal areas from waste and toxic materials, including through the creation and strengthening of systems and networks for the dissemination of information on appropriate environmentally sound technologies, recycling and disposal technologies”.

of its thematic areas, including climate change and sea level rise, waste management, coastal and marine resources, tourism resources, biodiversity resources, transport and communication, science and technology.

States and other relevant organizations operating in Asia and the Pacific at the regional and subregional levels, towards the implementation of the recommendations of the study, so that the engagement of the United Nations system with such organizations is coherent, strategically coordinated and geared to support regional integration efforts.