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This, coupled with the development of the Caribbean Internet Radio Portal (CIRP), is contributing to media pluralism, cultural diversity and access to information and knowledge.

This would take into account a capital structure appropriate to both the organization and the functions performed, taking into account the need to recognize that a distinct, separate and independent enterprise should be expected to have adequate funding.

[...] [...] 61/264, an independent segregated special account has been established to record [...] [...]

[...] request to establish a specialized, independent resource centre [...] [...]

[...] [...] providing to the client datasets and software tools that are platform independent or web-enabled”.

[...] [...] investigations independently of the prosecution [...] [...]

(f) Requested the United Nations Statistics Division to develop and maintain a web-based knowledge portal even after the finalization of the guidelines in order to provide a single access point to a broad range and diverse set of case studies and information material related to the integration of economic statistics applicable to both developed and developing statistical systems, and encouraged Member States to make available their country experiences and case studies for the finalization of the guidelines and the portal.

[...] [...] Iceland, Libya, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Madagascar, New Zealand, Netherlands, Norway, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Poland, Portugal, Samoa, Senegal, Slovenia, Sweden, Tuvalu, Uruguay; co-sponsored by: Barbados, Costa Rica, Germany, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Lebanon, Malaysia, Monaco, Pakistan, Solomon Islands, Suriname, and Zambia), requesting the Director-General to strengthen UNESCO’s specialized capacity on climate change, building upon UNESCO’s unique interdisciplinary [...]

[...] function operates independently of management.

[...] [...] Delegations at Headquarters and of establishing links with the Africa portal [...]

Four options were proposed for the backstopping of political missions: making the support account for peacekeeping operations available to meet the backstopping requirements of special political missions; using the special separate account, if approved by the Assembly, to fund the support account for peacekeeping operations and the Global Service Centre, based on the size of the special political mission budget as a percentage of the combined budgets for special political missions and peacekeeping missions; charging variable backstopping requirements to the budgets of special political missions; and including backstopping capacity for special political missions within the support account and the Global Service Centre and contributing to them from the programme budget based on the size of the special political mission as a percentage of the combined budgets for special political missions and peacekeeping operations.

[...] judiciary was independent from the executive and legislative branches, [...]

[...] [...] enterprise information portal system in remaining peacekeeping missions ($165,900); perform a gap analysis and knowledge transfer on functionalities associated with the implementation of the troop contribution management project/contingent-owned equipment application ($54,100); review and enhance the production support model and provide additional knowledge transfer on the new features and enhancements being developed and deployed for the identity management system ($18,500); review the infrastructure set up for IMIS [...] [...]

Give priority to science education as a means of developing a scientific turn of mind and not as the isolated study of scientific fields.

[...] far taken by FAO to establish a database to this effect as part of the International Portal on Food Safety, Plant [...] [...]

[...] [...] January 1, 1985 as an independent company.

[...] [...] institution-building, the independence of public offices, [...] [...]

[...] mechanisms for independent oversight and control of intelligence services should be established and must [...]

[...] [...] databases, the launching of an electronic discussion forum for National Commissions, the publication of a media guide on media relations for National Commissions and their partners, a series of 10 training seminars in media relations and ICT skills for National Commissions, the advancement of innovative communication projects including the Knowledge Portal (which houses [...] [...]

[...] require special, stand-alone programmes targeted [...] [...]

[...] [...] region so as to be better placed to identify traffickers using those international gateways as entry points for drug distribution.

[...] is a dedicated independent international [...]

[...] screen capture, a unique user interface screenshot [...] [...]

(iii) in its exercise, a State or its judicial organs shall ensure that a person who is subject to criminal proceedings shall not be exposed to multiple prosecutions or punishment for the same criminal conduct (Principle 9); (iv) a State shall refuse to entertain a request for extradition based on universal jurisdiction if the person sought is likely to face a death penalty sentence or to be subjected to torture or any other cruel, degrading, or inhuman punishment or treatment, or if it is likely that the person sought will be subjected to sham proceedings in which international due process norms will be violated (Principle 10)

It concludes with recommendations for strengthening the judicial system and ensuring the independence of the judiciary; the independence and integrity of magistrates and judges; the impartiality of prosecutors and the free exercise of the legal profession.