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However, work remains to be done in setting up mitigation strategies; carrying out a business impact analysis, together with the Office of Information and Communications Technology, to validate the prioritization of business processes at departmental level, train managers and critical staff to ensure they are able to continue critical business processes, and testing the business continuity plans and ensuring their maintenance (see also paragraphs 42 to 45 of document A/64/7/Add.9 in the present supplement).

It is also necessary to consolidate information in this field by bringing together judicial records with information from the health system and other entities.

Looking to the future, the community’s efforts in this area will be focused on finalizing the legal instrument and its adoption by member States; boosting the active participation of national commissions on small arms and light weapons; implementing the border programme, especially in the area of cross-border security; drawing up and implementing a police cooperation mechanism to address the issue of the six lawless zones; operationalizing the Gulf of Guinea securitization strategy in coordination with the Economic Community of West African States and, of course, with our international partners; implementing the policy of security sector reform in order to ensure that State armaments are traceable; providing support of all types to ensure the success of disarmament, demobilization and reintegration processes at rates of around 90 per cent by 2015; and strengthening civil society organizations with regard to information, awareness-raising and social networking.

[...] [...] others felt that there should be a reconsideration of their relative share: in particular, a few Member States suggested a reinforcement of Major Programme I (Education) but without proposing specific amounts for an increase; others recommended an increase of resources for Major Programmes III (Social and human sciences) and IV (Culture), especially the World Heritage Centre; yet others proposed [...] [...]

[...] [...] the phase-out; and political regulatory issues.

[...] implementation of more equal justice [...] [...]

[...] [...] functionality for any application.

[...] the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination [...] [...]

[...] held the view that the two cross-cutting themes should be mainstreamed into the major programmes, as there are other modalities [...] [...]

It is also understood that the Special Committee [...] [...]

[...] pointed out that attendance [...] [...]

[...] [...] equal partners to all aspects of development.

Much remained to be done in the face of declining agricultural production and productivity, increasing malnutrition, the lack of progress in achieving sustainable development targets on water and sanitation, growing income inequality, slow progress in achieving gender equality, and little or no progress in reducing maternal mortality.

Since the 0 V battery charging function has higher priority [...] [...]

We are also encouraged by others that have established timetables for fulfilling their longstanding commitments, such as the European Union, which has agreed to provide, collectively, 0.56 per cent of GNP for ODA by 2010 and 0.7 per cent by 2015 and to channel at least 50 per cent of collective aid increases to Africa, while fully respecting the individual priorities of Member States in development assistance.

The Security Council also has before it document [...] [...]

[...] help was on the way and there was some air [...] [...]

By contrast, it might also be argued that intellectual [...] [...]

In a new draft workplan (A/CN.4/618) containing, inter alia, a restructuring of the draft articles, the Special Rapporteur gave the Commission an overview of the treatment of the topic of expulsion of aliens, indicating the work which in his view remained to be done.

[...] suggested that inclusiveness [...] [...]

It is also the case that, when Judges [...] [...]

[...] party is also under an obligation [...]

[...] these agencies, there could be multiple relevant sub actors, including those responsible for bilateral [...] [...]

The lack of women’s representation in parliament, marginalization of women’s departments and violence against women continued to be challenges for women along with the broad challenges of climate change, disaster reduction, trade and economic development.

[...] [...] inequalities, and whether there are any gender [...]

There are unified junior and senior secondary education schools that operate as one school offering junior and senior high school education in one institution; schools that operate separately but are under the supervision of one institution and act as one unified school; schools that are different institutions but are in the same municipality or town and work together to have exchange between the junior high school and senior high school staff and students as well as building an unified curricula.

There are many other issues that the authorities [...] [...]

Regarding the project proposal, several members praised the innovative design of the project, but sought clarification on a number of issues, including how sustainability would be achieved, how the information on the various outcomes would be disseminated to relevant facilities in China, the eligibility of some of the proposed supporting activities under a pilot project, the high costs of destruction 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.