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External sources (not reviewed)

the Commission on the theme “Improving family planning services to achieve universal reproductive health” and responded to questions raised by the representatives of Indonesia, the Islamic Republic of Iran, Kenya, Malaysia, the United States of America and the Netherlands and by the observers for Norway, Denmark and the Gambia.

Carbon Project, the International Council for Science, the International Energy Agency, the International Institute for Sustainable Development, the International Renewable Energy Agency, the International Trade Union Confederation, the International Union for Conservation of Nature, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, the Stockholm Resilience Centre, Tellus Institute, Tsinghua University, the World Business Council for Sustainable Development, the World Economic Forum and Yale University.

and escalate global efforts to reach the health-related Millennium Development Goals.

to date, urgent priorities for the final push towards the total eradication of polio, commitments of polio-affected countries and donors towards these efforts and the wider benefits that polio eradication has on child health.

better connect small farmers to markets, against the budget of US$ 1 billion of food purchase in developing countries in 2008.

establish sustainable agro-enterprises run by women.

Malaria, and the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization), aimed at better coordination, particularly at the country level.

to provide vaccines, engage with the media, and support door-to-door visits promoting immunization.

“The world hoped in the 1950s and 1960s that [malaria] could be eliminated by killing mosquitoes with DDT, but that tactic failed when the mosquitoes evolved to be resistant to the chemical.

reports within the framework of the universal periodic review; and civil society efforts to combat violence against women and to protect children from abuse.

the World Conference on Women, Fulbright Scholarships, the British Distance Learning Agency, the Commonwealth of Learning, Action Aid International, Save The Children, interreligious dialogue networks in the field, ALECSO and ISESCO.

Vaccines ($14 million), Canadian Micronutrient Initiative ($11 million) and the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria ($6.2 million).

Union Commission; and Sam Worthington, President and CEO of InterAction.

the William J. Clinton Foundation, WHO and the World Bank funded a consortium to support the African Medicines Registration Harmonization Initiative, which aims to help African countries to build effective medicine registration systems through regional harmonization and capacity-building at the regional economic community level.

was called "Neziḳin" (B. Ḳ. 102a; BM 10a, b; Lev. R. xix.), and which was divided into three treatises on account of its size.

and the striking Millennium Bridge.