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External sources (not reviewed)

with the Office of Information and Communications Technology to address issues related to the hosting of the system; the vendor in relation to the technical matters and upgrading of equipment; the Department of Safety and Security for perimeter security access control; the Umoja project team for human resources data and asset management; the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL) for a lost or stolen travel document database; and the International Civil Aviation Organization.

the regional and global levels and a greater role for information technology in capacity-building.

the Foams Technical Options Committee (FTOC) also attended.

systems using renewable energy sources.

(i) to include in the revised Model Law a general enabling provision providing the key principles for the use of ERAs, notably the conditions for and limitations to the use of ERAs; (ii) to confine ERAs under the Model Law to some types of purchases for which non-price criteria could be quantified, specifications could be provided and a competitive market existed; (iii) to address in the Guide the use of ERAs in detail; and (iv) to take into account the approach of the multilateral Government Procurement Agreement of the World Trade Organization as regards the use of ERAs (A/CN.9/575, paras. 60-62, 66 and 67).

(a) fostering joint evaluations on gender equality and serving as a repository of evaluations in the United Nations system on gender equality and women’s empowerment; (b) drawing on the opportunities offered by the United Nations system-wide evaluation processes (i.e., “Delivering as one” and United Nations Development Assistance Frameworks) for generating evaluative information on the United Nations system contribution to gender equality; and (c) actively contributing to the work of the United Nations Evaluation Group for the inclusion of a gender equality perspective in United Nations evaluations, through the development of guidelines and accountability frameworks.

in risk assessment and WMD-related commodity identification (paras. 3 (c) and 3 (d) of resolution 1540 (2004)), and has helped the United States Government sponsor regional 1540-related workshops in the former Soviet States, the ASEAN States, and the Middle East.

to the other could be brought about only through a great crisis, the signs of decay of a dying world and the birth-throes of a new one to be ushered into existence.

regional and local) to ensure that externalities are capitalized on or mitigated.

approve technical and content standards for issuance as administrative instructions and/or Secretary-General’s bulletins; ensure that proposals are congruent with programme strategy and are adequately resourced; take final decisions on their implementation; review cases of non-compliance with standards, policies and mandates referred to the committee by the Working Group, and decide on an appropriate course of action to bring about compliance, including attaching a time frame for such compliance and, if necessary, sanctions.

Subcommittee and the Legal Subcommittee in order to promote the establishment of binding international norms addressing issues such as space debris and the use of nuclear power sources in outer space, which are critical issues in the use and exploration of outer space.

organizations by enhanced and more effective use of existing structures for coordination and cooperation, and through better utilization of complementarities among UN agencies, regional intergovernmental bodies and other regional actors.

highest standards of safety, security and transparency, and reaffirmed the role of IAEA in that regard.

the United Nations Development Assistance Framework, the Millennium Development Goal Acceleration Framework and the United Nations Development Group follow-up strategy to the 2010 Summit outcome document, particularly in the areas of hunger, food security and nutrition.

with them to ensure coherence in the design and implementation of national IP strategies and country plans.

safeguards, the dignity of the entire justice system and citizens’ trust in the system.

to productive sectors are key to successful poverty eradication and graduation.

safety requirements and safety standards, or to pay an amount in the manner prescribed to be used to conduct the research”.

contributing to a secure environment for the elections, including by advancing the agendas for the effective disarmament of former combatants and dismantling of militias, inter alia, by monitoring the cantonment of former combatants and the storage of the weapons collected; (c) providing technical and logistical support for the electoral process and monitoring the progress made in the various processes leading to credible and transparent elections; (d) contributing, through my Special Representative’s certification role, to enhancing the credibility of the electoral process; and (e) supporting the economic recovery process pursued by the Government of Côte d’Ivoire.