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IV. Collaboration with other relevant international organizations.
Participants called on UNCTAD to significantly increase its efforts to conduct such reviews, in response to a high demand from member countries,in close collaboration with other relevant international organizations.
Coordination and collaboration with other relevant international initiatives;
We have full confidence in the International Hydrographic Organization,working through its regional offices and in collaboration with other relevant international organizations to assisting States in this onerous task.
In collaboration with other relevant international organizations- WTO and OECD- UNCTAD prepared a report on"G20 Trade and Investment Measures.
The secretariat indicated that the implementation of this training programme would depend on the availability of financial resources andthat it would seek financial support in collaboration with other relevant international organizations.
To maximize benefits in the fields of competence of this Commission,UNCTAD is encouraged to continue collaboration with other relevant international organizations, such as the World Trade Organization, the UN regional commissions and specialized institutions, as appropriate.
UNCTAD should further strengthen its research and analysis in the area of science, technology and innovation, including ICTs, and should promote effective international andnational policies, in collaboration with other relevant international organizations working in this area.
A specific aspect of UNCCD collaboration with other relevant international organizations, institutions and agencies which generated other cluster of reports is the collaboration with the Land Degradation Assessment in Drylands(LADA) and with the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment MA.
Among its duties, the staff could help organize technical assistance projects on international tax matters and collect andhelp disseminate information on tax policies and practices in collaboration with other relevant international entities. XI. Agenda, time and venue for the next meeting.
Requests the Secretary-General to continue his substantive work on international migration and development and, in collaboration with other relevant international organizations, funds and programmes, to continue assessing the progress made in achieving the goals and objectives on international migration and development set out in the outcomes of major United Nations conferences and summits;
Acknowledges the initiative of middle-income countries to hold follow-up conferences and other meetings regarding their developmenton a yearly basis, and, in this regard, requests the United Nations system to continue supporting these endeavours in collaboration with other relevant international organizations;
Further requests the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, in collaboration with other relevant international organizations, including the World Health Organization, as appropriate, to include initiatives to prevent mortality from drug overdose, in particular opioid overdose, and related mental health issues as part of their drug demand reduction programming;
The Committee shall be serviced by an adequate and dedicated technical staff, which shall, inter alia, help collect anddisseminate information on tax policies and practices, in collaboration with other relevant international entities, and organize technical assistance projects on international tax issues, as requested by Member States.
Also requests the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, in collaboration with other relevant international organizations, including the World Health Organization, as appropriate, subject to the availability of extrabudgetary resources, to provide Member States, upon request, with advice and guidance based on scientific evidence, and provide capacity-building, on preventing mortality from drug overdose, in particular opioid overdose;
In addition, the Congress could play a useful role in considering the utility and suggesting the initiation of appropriate international action,undertaken by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime in collaboration with other relevant international and regional organizations, to prevent and combat computer-related crime, including the following.
To complement the promotion of implementing Security Council resolution 1540(2004), the OSCE Action against Terrorism Unit(ATU), in close collaboration with other relevant international organizations, supports OSCE participating States in not only the ratification of the Universal Anti-terrorism Instruments, but specifically the ratification of the International Convention for the Suppression of Acts of Nuclear Terrorism and the Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Material.
The programme of work during the biennium 2004-2005 aims at:(a) stand-alone anti-corruption model projects;(b) support to an international group of chief justices on strengthening judicial integrity;(c) development and dissemination of anti-corruption toolkits andbest practices in collaboration with other relevant international agencies; and(d) assisting countries in fighting corruption through the International Group on Anti-Corruption Coordination.
Ii Carry out, in collaboration with other relevant international organizations such as the United Nations Industrial Development Organization, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization and the International Renewable Energy Agency, a review of national experiences in developing local innovative capabilities related to new and emerging technologies and renewable energy technologies, including educational programmes and long-term training activities;
Requests the Executive Director to assist countries, upon their request, subject to the availability of resources and through the programme of work and budget,and, if appropriate, in collaboration with other relevant international and regional organizations,with the development or amendment of national legislation, policies and strategies on access to information, public participation and access to justice in environmental matters;
Collaboration with other relevant conventions and other relevant international organizations, institutions and agencies.
We call on the Office of the High Representative to develop, in collaboration with other relevant United Nations and international organizations, including UNCTAD and the World Bank, standardized guidelines for transit transport agreements;
Sessions will also be organized in close collaboration with other relevant United Nations bodies and international organizations and partners, including the Global Facilitation Partnership for Transportation and Trade.
We encourage the IAEA to proceed in its collaboration with other relevant national, regional and international organizations to foster the development of cost-effective systems for radiation treatment of cancer.
Noting with appreciation document ICCD/COP(6)/4,which highlights four areas of the secretariat's activities to foster collaboration with other relevant conventions and international organizations, institutions and agencies.
The secretariat will also continue to stenghthen the collaboration framework with other relevant international organizations, such as the EU, OECD, WTO, ITU, WIPO, UNDP, UNCTAD, UNIDO, the World Bank, and other regional commissions, etc.
A welcome for the cooperation being undertaken in collaboration with ILO and other relevant international organizations in the FAO/IMO Ad Hoc Working Group to work towards more effective flag State control of fishing vessels and to consider the functions of port States in controlling such vessels.
UNCTAD, in collaboration with ICAO, its regional agencies and other relevant international and regional bodies, should work with developing countries on these options and the construction of the positive agenda.II.
To continue and to reinforce the relevant activities of the United Nations Environment Programme in collaboration with member States and other relevant international, regional and national actors, to raise awareness about the problems and the risks associated with the supply and transit of and demand for illegal wildlife products;
Request UNODC to further strengthen engagement and cooperation with UNESCO, the International Institute for the Unification of Private Law(Unidroit), the International Council of Museums,the International Criminal Police Organization(INTERPOL), the World Customs Organization(WCO) and other relevant international organizations and explore possible collaboration with the International Committee of the Blue Shield on protection against trafficking in cultural property.