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master plan project had transitioned from the design phase work to actual construction activity and he outlined the progress that has been made with respect to design work and the construction of the temporary North Lawn Building, as well as the relocation of staff to on-site and off-site swing spaces.

Canada, Chile, the Czech Republic, El Salvador, Japan, Malta and Turkey.

the link between protection and the principles of respect for territorial sovereignty and non-interference in the internal affairs of the affected States.

peace process: first, the second Somali National Garowe Consultative Constitutional Conference held last month; secondly, the adoption of resolution 2036 (2012) on an expanded and well-resourced African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM); and thirdly, the London conference held just 11 days ago.

2011, the record of activities carried out by UNFICYP pursuant to Security Council resolution 186 (1964) and subsequent Council resolutions, most recently resolution 2026 (2011).

a strong presence on the Turkish audit and advisory landscape.

Administrative Tribunal had increased significantly, from a total of 49 for the whole of 2007 to 80 thus far in 2008.

conditions and derogation clause, among others.

the bill of ratification on the Parliament’s agenda.

order to end the bloodshed and resolve the situation in Syria in a wise manner and without resort to violence, expressed at its most recent summit, held in Baghdad, its strong support for the mission of Mr. Kofi Annan as it sought to achieve a rapid and comprehensive end to all acts of violence in Syria, while emphasizing the complete and immediate implementation of the six-point proposal presented by the Joint Special Envoy and accepted by all parties, so that a political solution for the crisis in Syria could be found and a response provided for the legitimate aspirations of the brotherly people of Syria.

in 2007, there have been several achievements: indigenous peoples have become actively engaged in the REDD-plus process and links have been established with Governments and NGOs that are keen to have REDD-plus included in the agreements reached at United Nations climate change conferences.

with members of the SC, the United Nations Inter-Agency Task Force on Women, Peace and Security, and the Group of Friends of resolution 1325.

Agreement with the Executive Committee, consumption in 2007 being 24.7 ODP tonnes below the allowable level under the Protocol and the maximum allowable level in the Agreement.

for stray cats, and the scope of TNR work and number of neutered cats has increased annually.

the objective of improving the coherence, coordination, effectiveness and efficiency of the joint efforts of its 10 co-sponsors and the secretariat.

technical assistance on SAFE guidance, relevant advocacy support to WFP, and field assessments.

of productive capacities; along with a dismantling of institutional support services; the premature exposure of small-scale farmers, through a rapid reduction or elimination of tariffs and quotas, to competition from large multinational suppliers; and food “dumping” by a number of developed countries because of excessive support to their farmers.

(including providing associations of small farmers with the capacity to produce at a consistent level of quality); and innovative models aimed at sustainably managing the biofuels boom while upholding smallholders’ means of livelihood, in particular access to land.