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When poorly selective fishing occurs, it leads to the incidental catch of fish and invertebrates, part of which may consist of juveniles of ecologically important and/or economically valuable species.

[...] [...] fast-growing marine invertebrates as well as pelagic [...]

She has also reminded the Administration to take extra care in handling traffic cases involving whiplash injuries.

NEAFC also reported establishing large MPAs based on the general considerations of creating no take zones to preserve, protect and/or facilitate the restoration of resources and associated invertebrate communities, and to protect representative VMEs against potentially significant adverse impacts.

[...] [...] Conference, on the recommendation of the Executive [...] [...]

In 2010, New Zealand submitted 11 papers to the CCAMLR Scientific Committee and its working groups on VMEs, including work on developing an impact assessment methodology, creating a glossary of terms and conceptual framework to assess VME impacts and producing a benthic invertebrate taxa identification guide, all of which were adopted by CCAMLR.

UNESCO has been designated to be the lead agency for CP Outcome 1.3.1 improvements in policies and programmes informed by lessons from diversity of successful innovations within India and internationally to improve quality of education; CP Outcome 1.7.2 improvements through innovative approaches, system and technologies piloted and assessed for sustainable and equitable allocation and participatory management of water resources, etc. to inform policy and programmes; (2) to put into place accountable and responsive local government systems in rural and urban areas, under which UNESCO will be taking the lead in Outcome 2.4.2 to identify issues to advocate urban reform agenda through forums, as well as in Outcome 2.4.4 to strengthen capacities of city managers to protect and develop urban heritage for employment generation and urban environment protection.

Instead, in the context of evaluation criteria referred to in subparagraph (h), the emphasis in this type of procurement will be placed on the service-provider’s experience for the specific assignment, the quality of the understanding of the assignment under consideration and of the methodology proposed, the qualifications of the key staff proposed, transfer of knowledge, if such transfer is relevant to the procurement or is a specific part of the description of the assignment, and when applicable, the extent of participation by nationals among key staff in the performance of the services.

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[...] [...] candidates to be recommended to the Assembly [...] [...]