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The inordinate length of translation times, especially in cases of selfrepresented appellants, calls for greater explanation than suitable for a report of this size, but it can be said that efforts are under way to more effectively liaise with the supervisors in the Conference and Language Services Section on a continual basis in order to assess progress and determine the need for requesting prioritization of specific translations, and to readdress the internal requirement of the Conference and Language Services Section that the revision process for translation of a judgement must be accomplished as a whole, rather than volume by volume (which would allow for gradual release of translated portions).

In this respect, the following issues were seen as particularly relevant: a clearer vision of how UNESCO science programmes can best contribute to sustainable peace and human development; a balance between science-driven and policy-driven research; a balance between normative and operational/technical action; a clearer understanding of issues where UNESCO should play a lead role and as such make a real difference; opportunities for reinforced cross-sectoral work; a clearer division of labour and a better realization of synergies with other specialized organizations of the United Nations system; as well as enhanced cooperation with funding agencies and partners.

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(d) Ensuring greater coherence in the guidance and support delivered to field operations in cross-cutting or interrelated areas of activity also advanced in areas such as: protection of civilians, through the development of tools and training materials related to guidance for military and police components, analysis of protection of civilians coordination mechanisms and further analysis of resources and capabilities for implementing mandates relating to the protection of civilians; implementation of the DPKO-DFS early peacebuilding strategy on how to prioritize and sequence their early peacebuilding tasks; further progress in the dialogue with Member States on deterrence, use of force and operational readiness; the identification and commencement of additional projects for the development of standards and related training for uniformed components; and progress in an evaluation to strengthen the command and control framework for United Nations peacekeeping.

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Other issues raised included prioritizing work on particular topics; clearly defining timetables for the completion of work; rationalizing the volume and contents of documents; and making greater use of informal consultations for resolving controversial issues and of drafting groups for finalizing texts.

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Half of the country’s budget was allocated to education and health-care services, which were mandatory as constitutional priorities and under a bilateral agreement on the use of funding from the United States.

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(d) Assessing the criteria for establishing vulnerability and adaptive capacity, as well as project review criteria, with a view to prioritizing funding.

It renders advise on any human rights matter referred to it by the Government having regard to the available resources and priorities of the Commission; publish guidelines for the avoidance of acts or practices that maybe inconsistent with or contrary to human rights; take part in international meetings and other activities on human rights; and co-operate with other national, regional and international human rights bodies.

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(i) International cooperation to support urgent implementation of adaptation actions, including through vulnerability assessments, prioritization of actions, financial needs assessments, capacity-building and response strategies, integration of adaptation actions into sectoral and national planning, specific projects and programmes, means to incentivize the implementation of adaptation actions, and other ways to enable climateresilient development and reduce vulnerability of all Parties, taking into account the urgent and immediate needs of developing countries that are particularly vulnerable to the adverse effects of climate change, especially the least developed countries and small island developing States, and further taking into account the needs of countries in Africa affected by drought, desertification and floods

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The representative of Germany pointed out that climate-related issues arose under several different agenda items, such as items 9(c) (Work programmes), 11(a) (Prioritization of HCFC phase-out technologies to minimize other impacts on the environment), and 14 (Facility for additional income from loans and other sources).

In the meantime, China has become an influential development actor, and its economic success is significantly and directly impacting developing countries in Sub-Saharan Africa, Asia, and Latin America.

To that end, the CEB secretariat, which supports the High-level Committee on Management and the High-level Committee on Programmes, and the Development Operations Coordination Office, which supports the United Nations Development Group, will work jointly to facilitate the sequencing of issues among the pillars, the sharing of information and the identification and removal of obstacles to maximum collaboration.

the top priority in securing a fair legal environment is to have the effective cooperation of “intermediaries” – companies and industries such as advertisers, internet service providers, search engines and payment providers whose activities have a decisive influence in shaping a legitimate digital music business.

To implement resolution 1325 (2000), the Government of Burundi has decided that no strategy will be adopted or implemented without taking into clear account the gender dimension, so as to guarantee the full participation of women in decision-making, in prioritizing plans of action and in implementing them.

(g) In order to identify, prioritize and communicate needs and match them with resources, States are encouraged to build on existing mechanisms, such as the enhanced Programme of Action Implementation Support System, and to consider other ways in which needs and resources can be matched effectively and assistance and cooperation can be more effectively coordinated, including exploring opportunities for increasing strategic dialogue between States

It was then concluded that those countries that have remaining needs with respect to negotiating skills and language could, with the assistance of the GEF and its agencies, prioritize and communicate such needs for expedited support including through a dedicated support programme.

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The recommendations, however, are focused on highlighting key elements of processes and organizational frameworks that need to be put in place, recognizing that the substantive areas for collaboration being identified in the study would need to be deepened and prioritized according to the regional needs and specificities.

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