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He agreed that countries should not be overburdened with reporting requirements.
At its forty-second session, in 2009, the Commission, noting the need for a collection system that would be sustainable over time andcould respond to changing circumstances, agreed that countries that had appointed National Correspondents should be requested to reconfirm that appointment every five years. This would enable those correspondents who wished to remain actively involved to continue their work and provide an opportunity for new correspondents to join the network.
It was agreed that countries could provide such additional information in the“specific circumstances” part of the template;
The Regional Director agreed that countries in the region needed greater support in building and maintaining capacity.
It was also agreed that countries should not only answer the questions but also provide a detailed outline of their certification scheme including the legislative authority and regulations.
Mr. Khane(Secretary of the Committee) agreed that countries of concern should be given more time, but the rules of procedure were silent on that subject.
It was agreed that countries wishing to pursue such coordination would contact the Secretariat with a view to establishing a contact group to cooperate further in that area with the subcommittee.
For that reason, the Working Groups agreed that countries should themselves extract the relevant information in the river basin management plans to be included in the second Assessment.
It had been agreed that countries would provide resources to that end in accordance with their possibilities so that development would be achieved in equity at all levels in the family of nations.
For that reason, the Working Groups agreed that countries should themselves extract the relevant information in the river basin management plans to be included in the second Assessment.
The Committee agreed that countries were not obliged to apply the 2000 Census and Inventory to the newly adopted E roads, but that those which were in a position to do so could, if they so wished.
Mr. KARIYAWASAM, supported by Mr. ALBA,said that, while he agreed that countries causing massive migration should be held accountable,that particular human rights issue was covered by the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, not the present Convention.
They further agreed that countries should remain vigilant over the ever-changing modus operandi and movement of terrorists in the region.
The meeting also agreed that countries should collect, to the extent possible, data on all dwellings types making up the housing stock.
It was generally agreed that countries with high forest cover and low deforestation rates(HFLD) need incentives to maintain their carbon stocks.
The European Union agreed that countries must remain neutral and abstain from expressions of bias against any religion and from discriminatory legislation.
The working group also agreed that countries should exchange experiences of and cooperate in the design and implementation of GNSS-based air traffic control procedures in the region.
The panellist agreed that countries should choose the programmes that best allow them to manage their forests sustainably as sustainable forest management is the ultimate goal.
The Committee also agreed that countries interested in hosting the permanent secretariat should submit to the secretariat information on the length of time that they required to process any travel or visa requirements.
Furthermore, the Group of Experts agreed that countries should be asked for comments on the profiles in order to provide specific additional or crucial information to be included by the Secretariat.
The participants Forum generally agreed that countries that were, which are still yet lagging behind in the transition to a market economy, should endeavour to improve the legal, institutional and infrastructural conditions for FDI.
India agreed that countries in need required both humanitarian and development assistance, and that in many cases humanitarian assistance was an essential component in the process of transition from relief to development.
It is generally agreed that countries at lower levels of development should be subject to less stringent trading rules than more developed countries, but there is little agreement on how this principle should be made operational.
Her delegation agreed that countries should graduate from the list where there was sufficient information to justify such a decision and taking into account all the factors that could affect the socio-economic status of the country in question.
It was agreed that countries should build their own evaluation standards, linked to existing international standards and principles, particularly in consultation with all actors, including civil society and other political parties, and rooting them in the national context.
It was generally agreed that countries should be grouped in line with the current system used for election purposes in the General Assembly, i.e., in five groups: African States, Asian States, Eastern European States, Latin American and Caribbean States and Western European and other States.
We agree that countries and peoples should cooperate even more closely and deepen cooperation in all areas.
Agrees that countries, while taking national sovereignty, practices and conditions into account, should make all efforts to contribute to the above-mentioned global objectives through the development or indication of voluntary national measures, policies, actions or specific goals;
To that end, and in order to overcome fears that R2P will become a selective tool exploited by some to intervene in thedomestic affairs of others, we must agree that countries should lead by example, particularly in the case of principal advocates of the concept.
The Partnership Advisory Group recommends that countries with smaller mercury cell capacity or small installations such as paper mills would benefit from greater networking andinformation dissemination and agrees that countries with relatively little production, particularly countries where enterprises are not members of industry networks such as the World Chlorine Council, should be encouraged to join the partnership.