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[...] [...] transboundary animal and plant pests and diseases, food safety threats and emergencies, as well as nuclear and radiological threats and emergencies; and the organization of international forums to discuss biological risk management in [...]

[...] [...] transnational organized crime, illicit drugs, money-laundering, illegal arms-trafficking, and illegal movement of nuclear, chemical, biological and other potentially [...] [...]

[...] required number of heald frames may be reduced through increased heald density.

[...] [...] integrally linked to it: the new strategic plan, the integrated budget, and the agenda for organizational change.

It was suggested that this should be done in close cooperation with OIE, IPPC and WTO.

[...] [...] this body to work closely with countries and organizations in the region [...] [...]

[...] forms part of FAO emergency prevention systems, mandated to address prevention and early warning across the entire food chain.

[...] place, whose fate was inextricably linked to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, had again been the target of blasphemous attacks by Israel and the basis for continuous expropriation and expulsion of the ancestral inhabitants of Al-Quds, in an inexcusable attempt to Judaize it despite its history and against all the rules of law, adding one more step in the escalation of provocations — vigorously condemned by the Organization of the Islamic [...] [...]

[...] [...] different as it seeks to work very closely with sub-regional organisations in Africa to [...]

[...] and subregional organizations be more closely involved in peacebuilding, [...] [...]

[...] [...] prevention of food safety emergencies through the recently established [...] [...]

[...] [...] countries, in close collaboration with other relevant international organizations, particularly the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, and with the Commission on Science and Technology for Development, the regional commissions and other appropriate stakeholders, including the World Bank and other international and regional development banks, with a view to assisting developing countries in strengthening their science, technology [...]

[...] civil society organisations closely followed up on the implementation [...]

[...] [...] requests UNODC in close cooperation with UNESCO to provide [...] [...]

The Global Outbreak Alert and Response Network, the Global Chemical Incident Alert and Response Network, the International Food Safety Authorities Network, the Radiation Emergency Medical Preparedness and Assistance Network and the Global Biodosimetry Network brought together technical partners to assist WHO member States in responding to specific types of international public health events.

[...] [...] of the same coin, are closely interlinked and must [...]

Air transport is often the only means of securing access for humanitarian assistance and food supply to the affected population, and rapid deployment of contingents to the peacekeeping theatres.

The CAC must work closely on matters of common interest with other relevant international organizations, including those [...] [...]

[...] continue to liaise closely with Program 26 (Internal Oversight) to ensure that: (a) external, independent evaluations complement and inform organizational performance assessment [...] [...]

[...] acknowledgement of the close integration and shared history of agricultural and biological engineering, the [...] [...]

[...] [...] with which UNESCO works in close partnership).

The CAC, in close cooperation with its parent organizations, will enhance [...] [...]

historically have played a leading role in supporting the States Parties, namely relevant United Nations departments, agencies and services, the International Campaign to Ban Landmines and its member organisations, the International Committee of the Red Cross and the GICHD.

[...] [...] other competent organizations, UNODC, within its mandate, should explore the development of specific guidelines for crime prevention with respect to trafficking in cultural property including, inter alia, the criteria of due diligence when acquiring a cultural object.

The data contained in the wallcharts include, for the rural areas, size and rate of growth of the rural population, size of the agricultural population, agricultural area and cropland, forest area, irrigated areas, access to improved water and sanitation, economically active population in agriculture and fertilizer use; and for the urban areas, size and rate of growth of the urban population, land area occupied by human settlements, urban population living in slums, access to improved water and sanitation, carbon dioxide emissions, concentrations of particulate matter in the air, employment in industry and services, gross domestic product, motor vehicles in use and consumption of energy.

[...] [...] Directorate to work more closely and actively with other international, regional and subregional organizations to better monitor [...] [...]

The Office of Emergency Programmes coordinates UNICEF global security activities in close consultation with the United Nations Department for Safety and Security and other United Nations security management organizations.

In accordance with its mandate, UNHCR is working closely with the Kurdistan Regional Government; United Nations agencies, funds and programmes; the International Organization for Migration; and non-governmental organizations to coordinate and scale up the emergency response, including assistance and protection, to both the influx of Syrian refugees and the increasing number of Iraqi refugees returning to Iraq.