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External sources (not reviewed)

of the operations over multiple years to identify the processes that need improvement and updating.

the General Conference; therefore an eventual impact on future budgets was not foreseeable.

Treaty Organization, to prepare a report on the efforts of States that had ratified the Treaty towards its universalization and possibilities for providing assistance on ratification procedures to States that so requested it, and to submit such a report to the Assembly at its sixty-fifth session (resolution 64/69).

preparation of the Draft Medium-Term Strategy for 2002-2007 (31 C/4) and the Draft Programme and Budget for 2002-2003 (31 C/5); Increased partnership-building and alliances with organizations of the United Nations system, other IGOs, NGOs, actors of civil society and the private sector; Strengthened strategic planning process in C/4 and C/5 documents through a clear identification of the links between strategic and operational planning.

Planning, Budget and Accounts.

the Review Conference, including, inter alia, facilitating activities by States Parties under the Articles of this Treaty; reviewing the implementation of the Treaty; and making recommendations to improve the Treaty and its implementation and operation.

partners” and encourage the formation of strategic partnerships.

consulting Member States was introduced in the decision.

ways to strengthen its implementation, including consideration of the possibility of convening a further open-ended meeting of governmental experts.

the Decade for a Culture of Peace and Non-Violence for the Children of the World (2001-2010); to consult with all Member States, UNESCO category 1 institutes and relevant category 2 centres and institutes, and NGOs in operational relations with UNESCO on proposals for an interdisciplinary and intersectoral programme of action for a culture of peace, and relevant information thereon, in all of the appropriate documents and questionnaire and during the regional consultation process for the preparation of UNESCO’s Draft Programme and Budget for 2012-2013 (36 C/5); and to report on the results of this consultation process to the Executive Board at its 185th session in the context of the submission of her preliminary proposals for the Draft Programme and Budget for 2012-2013 (36 C/5).

with respect to mandate tasks, support the development and implementation of strategy and provide strategic guidance on policy matters ($578,500); political consultations will be undertaken 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).

prevention and control of non-communicable diseases that took place in September 2011 at United Nations Headquarters in New York.

of the inter-agency consultative group on the prevention of HIV/AIDS and the second, in June 2004, in the framework of the Interagency Consultative Group on Secondary Education Reform and Youth Affairs.

debates, the convening of special meetings, and representing the Assembly to the outside world, both here in New York and abroad, are some of the many additional aspects of the tasks to be discharged by the President of the General Assembly today.

of the consultation held in Sri Lanka in the year to come

ammunition, and could indicate the future intentions of these Liberian returnees.

regulatory environment due to Basel II, within the context of addressing the challenges of developing countries.

funds and authorize him to take all necessary measures to ensure UNESCO’s participation as co-sponsor of this conference.

Conference, with a view to the Assembly’s taking a decision, during its sixty-third session, on the nature, date, objectives and modalities of the Conference, making use of the existing coordination mechanisms of the United Nations system.

Drugs (March, 2009) to evaluate the achievement of the Political Declaration adopted at the special session of the General Assembly on the world drug problem (1998).