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External sources (not reviewed)

resource stewardship and accountability while achieving greater efficiencies and economies of scale; contribute to local and regional investment and capacity; and reduce the in-country environmental impact of field operations.

that would obstruct women’s access to the health-care services they need or to the underlying determinants of health (duty to respect), (b) to take measures to prevent women from dying in childbirth and pregnancy (duty to protect) and (c) to take legislative, administrative, and judicial action, including through the commitment of maximum available resources to prevent maternal mortality and morbidity (duty to fulfil).

local actors” and “The role of the United Nations is principally to assist national Governments and their local counterparts in finding solutions to their problems by offering support for the development of national and regional capacities for early warning, conflict prevention and long-term peacebuilding.

trafficking, terrorism and other forms of violence and supported the building of effective criminal justice systems.

greater exposure to violence but also material deprivation and its consequences, such as lack of food, safe water and sanitation.

emergency situations; and post-disaster reconstruction activities.

the terms and conditions of a transfer.

of the eco-hydrological approach, the management of shared groundwater basins and aquifers and the prevention of water-related conflict, biosphere reserves for sustainable development and the role of women in water resources management and sanitation.

substances; the request for reaction vessels to make certain chemicals in fairly small quantities which represent very laborious and expensive processes; the capacity of the proposed replacement 8 equipment that may be about four times the current production level; and the request for explosion-proof equipment for certain chemicals that are not normally considered as flammable or combustible

the public's confidence in consuming live poultry, and provide compassionate measures for the affected stall or shop operators, including granting discretionary rent reduction or waiver to the tenants of stalls or shops in government premises and offering low interest loans to the trades concerned, so as to tide them over the difficult times until their normal business resumes.

against malaria, tuberculosis and other diseases, including by providing adequate funding for the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria and through the agencies, funds and programmes of the United Nations system and other multilateral and bilateral channels, strengthening innovative financing mechanisms, as appropriate, and contributing to the long-term sustainability of the response.

for sustainable development through an enhanced eco-hydrological approach, and ground water and shared aquifers.

Geneva Conventions of 1949 and Additional Protocols I and II (1977) and Additional Protocol III (2005) thereto; (c) the 1954 Hague Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict, its Protocol and its Second Protocol (1999); (d) the 1989 Convention on the Rights of the Child and its 2000 Optional Protocol on the involvement of children in armed conflict; (e) the rules and principles of customary international law; (f) the judicial decisions of international courts and tribunals.

the National Commission on Violence against Women in Indonesia, the National Women’s Institute in Mexico, the Myanmar National Committee for Women’s Affairs and the Myanmar Women’s Affairs Federation, an observatory on gender-based violence and the National Women’s Institute in Panama, and the Government Delegation on Gender Violence and the State Observatory on Violence against Women in Spain.

puts in place the necessary public and private governance structures, including community-based structures for efficient early response, adaptation and coping mechanisms.