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External sources (not reviewed)

managers to improve co-ordination of their IP-related technical assistance programmes on the ground in developing countries.

reviewed in section III above.

with the respondents indicated that ‘politically correct or neutral’ answers given in the electronic survey do not coincide with the opinions actually held as subsequently elucidated.

could incorporate the use of GNSS technology; (c) identify a functional partnership that could be established to promote innovative GNSS-enabled applications, as well as recommend how such a partnership could be established through voluntary actions that could include Governments, international organizations, research and development institutions, academia and other relevant stakeholders; and (d) define recommendations and findings to be forwarded for consideration by ICG and its working groups.

workshops and meetings providing further capacity-building opportunities.

to inform the Assembly at its sixty-fourth session of efforts in that regard.

and to leverage additional resources during the project cycle and new resources for follow-up and scaling up useful approaches.

of a international Biomics (genomics, proteomics and bioinformatics) centre at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot proposed by the Israeli National Commission; the establishment in Tbilisi (Georgia) of a Caucasian Institute of Biotechnology; the development of the activity of the International JINR Benchmark Centre for training of young researchers from developing countries; the preliminary proposal by the Russian Federation for a UNESCO satellite science education project; the International Year of Chemistry in 2011 proposed by Ethiopia and other Member States; and the foundation of the IBSP cluster of UNESCO Chairs.

compared to similar projects approved for other countries, and how the destruction and waste management approaches used in the pilot demonstration projects would be extended to sectors other than domestic refrigeration.

capital in poor rural areas affected by food insecurity; (c) institutional backstopping, capacity-building and project management, including support for the project’s operational units in the development of key elements of a social welfare policy.

activities to address the export and environmentally sound disposal of assembled banks of ozone-depleting substances in low-volume-consuming countries that are not usable in the Party of origin” (decision XXI/2, paragraph 2).

of fruit and vegetables and other similar web-based tools.

of the implementation of the project, submitted to the General Assembly at the resumed part of its sixty-fifth session (see A/65/782, paras. 29-31, and A/65/827, paras. 212-214).

also paragraphs 42 to 45 of document A/64/7/Add.9 in the present supplement).

Coordinators concerned, including in countries where UNESCO is nonresident agency, in order to reiterate the Organization’s commitment to fully participate in the process and to envisage and discuss the modalities of participation with the national authorities and with the United Nations country teams.