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The Advisory Committee expects that future proposed programme budgets will include requirements for all ongoing and envisaged activities, thereby enabling Member States to make informed decisions.

(e) To involve diverse stakeholders, including indigenous people, local communities and different genders, in tackling climate change.

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The holding of a further round of cluster consultations, towards the end of 2004, following the autumn session of the Executive Board, would aim to introduce a more participatory process, including the involvement of National Commissions and stakeholders at the national level in the identification of priority needs at the cluster level, which should be included in document 33 C/5.

Accordingly, that mechanism must aim to help States achieve better results in human rights promotion and protection.

Some delegations expressed the view that items on the agenda of the Legal Subcommittee should be streamlined and rationalized in order to improve the effectiveness of discussions and allow the cost-effective participation of delegations in the work of the Subcommittee and that the efficiency of that work and working discipline should be enhanced.

As the main objectives of videoconferencing are to reduce travel and related costs and to give greater opportunities to national civil society actors to engage with treaty bodies, the videoconferencing system should be capable of being combined with immersive telepresence systems such as USB Web Cameras.

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(g) Help to mobilize relevant experience of other countries on the Peacebuilding Commission’s agenda, especially within the subregion, and bring regional and national actors together to develop regional approaches to security sector reform-related issues such as drug trafficking and transnational organized crime.

The founding principles of the Council: universality, impartiality, objectivity and non-selectivity, were not intended to shield countries from criticism but to create an environment in which all will be treated fairly, and ultimately make the Council more effective.

The Commission should reconsider the present practice of leaving the formulation of commentaries to draft articles to the respective Special Rapporteurs alone and discussing those commentaries only at the time of approval of the Commission’s Annual Report, under pressure to finish the latter and without sufficient time for members to study the commentaries carefully.

Other measures, such as considering the ratification of additional international human rights instruments, adopting community-policing models, and involving communities in the development of appropriate policies, can form part of a comprehensive counter-terrorism strategy with human rights at its core.

Core unit funding had replaced the former agency-share approach to provide countries with more flexibility to work with the agencies of their choice, while providing stability to the agencies’ highly experienced core staff.

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It also had the benefit of bringing national officials into close contact with each other on a regular basis, which had associated benefits in terms of informationsharing and informal cooperation.

Nevertheless, we support the objective of a nuclear-weapon-free zone in Central Asia and underscore our readiness to consult with the five Central Asian States in order to arrive at a mutually satisfactory outcome.

We foster a work environment conductive to a full exercise of capabilities by our diverse employees while improving our personnel systems, in order for employees to feel motivated and fulfilled.

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Fifthly, while the United Nations and other actors can do a great deal through diplomacy and peacekeeping operations, our long-term objective must be to enable countries to prevent conflicts by themselves.

[...] [...] allowing countries to resubmit their requests, provided that they included new and relevant information to support them, was in accordance [...] [...]

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Policy innovations provided by several partnerships, initiatives and networks have also helped to bring together and engage actors in an open and flexible manner.

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In another example, the network of the deputies of the Executive Committee on Economic and Social Affairs (senior officials designated by the principals) is the major platform for engaging the entities in the work of the Policy Committee, with communication, including the provision of substantive inputs to relevant policy processes, the circulation of decisions and quarterly reviews on the implementation of decisions, taking place frequently.

Increased decentralization and the involvement of communities and of civil society organizations (NGOs and women’s and parents’ associations) in education system administration are gradually becoming a reality.

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