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This is an important step forward that can be attributed in large part to the momentum created by the Organization through its numerous advocacy actions, high-level world conferences on education and active engagement in country-level coordination processes.

A planet worth protecting either way”, by Charles Cockell of the Open University; “The international Mars exploration program and current planetary protection measures”, by Gerhard Kminek of ESA; “Outer planet satellites as potential crucibles for life: extraterrestrial and terrestrial”, by Kevin Hand of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) of the United States; “Planetary protection beyond the living world: the role of COSPAR in future exploration missions and in preserving and promoting science”, by Pascale Ehrenfreund of COSPAR and George Washington University; and “We lost Pluto?

(f) Other supplies, services and equipment ($10,693,500, or 53.3 per cent): resulting mainly from the deployment of chartered aircraft and vessels to transport equipment, assets and supplies from the United Nations Logistics Base at Brindisi, Italy, and from Miami, Florida, United States of America, to Haiti following the earthquake; the inadvertent recording of expenditures related to special measures for United Nations Volunteers, as well as independent contractors; the replenishment costs of equipment and supplies shipped from the strategic deployment stocks in the United Nations Logistics Base to the Mission after the earthquake; and miscellaneous earthquake-related claims.

At its sixty-fourth session, the General Assembly stressed the need for Member States to emphasize and integrate human resources development into national development strategies, including national development policies and strategies to eradicate poverty and achieve the Millennium Development Goals; and requested the Secretary-General to submit to the Assembly at its sixty-sixth session a report reviewing lessons learned from the global financial and economic crisis on the requirements for human resources development to help countries to prevent and overcome the negative effects of crises and progress towards a more sustainable path of development (resolution 64/218).

Reasons why the project was launched is too simple an existing open source portal , portlets do not have international, it established a Pluto (pluto) satellite Charon in the name of open source projects.

From thousands of 50W installations for basic lighting in Bangladesh; to the Sydney Theatre Company’s 384,000W Pluto installation on top of The Wharf in Sydney; to multi-megawatt solar power plants in Europe and the US.