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External sources (not reviewed)

and of achievement of social justice in the third.

with United Nations, non-United Nations and national stakeholders, the African Union, the European Union and Government authorities on peacekeeping operations in all regions ($265,100); and strategic and political discussions will be held on support provided to the African Union for peacekeeping operations and the Secretary-General’s three-phased incremental approach to the deployment of a multidimensional United Nations peacekeeping operation in Somalia ($60,000).

around indicators and methodologies and supporting incentives for innovation.

had included a revised proposal on maximizing climate benefits from the phase-out of HCFCs in the refrigeration servicing sector in its overview of issues identified during project review.

the UNESCO fellowships: amount of the budget to be allocated in 2004-2005 for capacity-building in Member States.

to foster the sustainability, robustness, security, stability and development of the Internet, as well as its role in building partnerships among different stakeholders so as to help in addressing the various issues of Internet governance, while acknowledging the calls for improvements in its working methods

day-to-da y technical and operational matters that do not impact upon those issues

the objection procedure to make it more rigorous and adoption of a provision on dispute settlement in line with the Agreement.

Economic and Social Council resolution 2011/16 on the assessment of the progress made in the implementation of and follow-up to the outcomes of the World Summit on the Information Society.

and other markets – for the development of other productive sectors, particularly those that could add significantly to unskilled job creation in the formal sector.

cooperation that could assist the Asia-Pacific region with increased capital availability for the development of economically viable and socially inclusive infrastructure based on public-private partnership, in addressing the challenges of countries with special needs, activities to improve food security and nutrition of the poorest and most vulnerable people in the region, and with regard to the Economic and Social Survey of Asia and the Pacific.

that it takes account of the perspectives of all stakeholders engaged in these processes; that it responds to the needs of developing countries and LDCs and reflects the principles and recommendations of the WIPO Development Agenda.

assigned to different agencies within the Ministry of Social Development and Human Security and elsewhere and that there is no overall coordination mechanism that is responsible for coordinating activities of all relevant Sate and non-State agencies under the Convention and the Optional Protocols.

of the Internet should continue to include civil society, the private sector, international organizations and the academic and technical communities.

experience, the Special Unit for South-South Cooperation is responding to their needs by making available to them its three-in-one multilateral support architecture to facilitate linkages among Government, private-sector and civil society partners and southern centres of excellence, as called for by Member States in the Nairobi outcome document.

and the relationship between the MFN treatment standard and other standards of investment protection.

discussions on the severe costs of the financial and economic crisis, including now the food and energy crises, and whether an adequate vulnerability alert system was possible.

had taken place with the aim of finalizing the HCFC production sector guidelines, and the draft final report on the technical audit of China’s HCFC production sector had been reviewed during the reporting period.