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External sources (not reviewed)

productivity and expand the export capacity of communities and countries; mainstream climate change and land degradation issues into national budgets; involve non-traditional donors, in particular civil society organizations and the private sector, in poverty reduction strategies; promote regional integration, especially as far as the creation of the price mitigation mechanism is concerned; and strengthen the capacity of the State to respond to social demands.

of local and indigenous knowledge systems as well as improving the links between scientists and decision-makers.

summaries of the objectives and costs of effort performed by contractors and in other facilities.

for prophylactic, protective or other peaceful purposes, are unequivocally covered by Article I.

and sometimes even counterproductive, and other alternatives such as electricity and, in particular, hydrogen, seem even further away.

the flow of chemical warfare agents or any of the CW precursor chemicals.

among scientists, the private sector, Governments and communities to expedite the introduction of, and equitable access to, validated new tools as they emerge.

territory of the reporting State, or under its jurisdiction or control anywhere.

of raw materials, inputs, equipment and technology for weapons manufacture, and also military and specialized technology); article 439 (Use of weapons of mass destruction); article 440 (Development, production, acquisition, stockpiling, sale and transport of weapons of mass destruction); and article 441 (Ecocide).

available at reasonable prices, along with medications for AIDS-tuberculosis co-infection; and deal with other areas that many Governments cannot tackle without external assistance — assistance that comes without additional conditionalities or attempts to impose social or cultural concepts that do not take into account the individual characteristics of societies in the recipient countries.

1998, during which a military exercise and demonstration was conducted and by hosting “CBMTS Industry II — World Congress on Chemical and Biological Terrorism”, in Dubrovnik in April 2001, “CMBTS Industry III — Second World Congress on Chemical and Biological Terrorism”, in Dubrovnik in September 2003, “CMBTS Industry IV — Third World Congress on Chemical and Biological Terrorism”, in Dubrovnik in September 2005, and “CMBTS Industry V — Fourth World Congress on Chemical and Biological Terrorism”, in Cavtat in April 2007.