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Mozambique further reported that all the existing standards have been reviewed to ensure the land release concept is integrated throughout Mozambique’s national standards in compliance with

Moreover, according to IOC in its document IOC/INF1249, nutrient inputs to watersheds associated with agriculture, sewage and fossil

Considerations of the following items are good practice in the presentation of monitoring results, depending on the type of report: scope of the report (type of situation, timing requirements, location); programme of presentations; trends and comparisons; statistical significance (details on exceedences or changes that are significant when compared with the uncertainties in measurements and process parameters); interim performance (interim reports); strategic results (details on levels of

In response, the panellists suggested that, comparatively, neither the presidential system nor the parliamentary system had more or less likelihood of electoral violence per se, and that the probability depended on the concentration of

(a) The potential contribution of science, technology and innovation (STI) to the achievement of development goals is, and will continue to be, constrained by structural barriers and systemic weaknesses at local, national

Mexico reiterates its call on States that have not done so to draw up declarations of acceptance of the compulsory

Delays are attributed to projects’ “technical and political complexity”.42 An independent and confidential

Another focus area will be to determine whether under-utilization in specific countries is due to a lack of familiarity with,

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Action #17: Provide annually, in accordance with Article 7, precise information on the number, location and size of mined areas, anticipated particular technical or operational challenges, plans to clear or otherwise release these areas and

Action #15: Ensure that all available methods for the full and expedient implementation of Article 5 (1), as recommended by States Parties at the Ninth Meeting of the States Parties, are applied where and as relevant, by developing and implementing applicable national standards,

all mine-affected States, pursuant to applicable international law, to identify all areas, as appropriate, under their jurisdiction or control containing mines and other explosive remnants of war in the most efficient manner