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Their active contribution to prevention and the protection of populations is especially indispensable in the first pillar.
Finally, the local and international media can also make a constructive contribution to prevention or stabilization.
As a critical contribution to prevention and to promoting the practical application of humanitarian law, the ICRC's advisory servicesto Governments should be strengthened with special attention to children.
We are also founder-members of the International Partnership for Microbicides,a new research initiative which should make a major contribution to prevention efforts.
Although UNICEF was a relatively small contributor to the overall health andnutrition response, its contribution to prevention of disease outbreaks and capacity development at district and island levels was substantial.
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While continuing to focus on protection of, and assistance to, victims of trafficking, the programme seeks to strengthen the linkages between trafficking anddevelopment issues as a contribution to prevention strategies.
Informal consultations on a draft resolution entitled"The role of diamonds in fuelling conflict: breaking the link between the illicit transaction of rough diamonds andarmed conflict as a contribution to prevention and settlement of conflicts", under agenda item 10 convened by the delegation of Botswana, as Chair of the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme.
Mr. Reuben(Israel): On behalf of all sponsors, I wish to thank the delegations that supported the adoption of resolution 65/137,entitled"The role of diamonds in fuelling conflict: breaking the link between the illicit transaction of rough diamonds and armed conflict as a contribution to prevention and settlement of conflicts.
I have the honour, on behalf of the Chair of the Kimberley Process, and pursuant to paragraph 21 of General Assembly resolution 62/11,entitled"The role of diamonds in fuelling conflict: breaking the link between the illicit transaction of rough diamonds and armed conflict as a contribution to prevention and settlement of conflicts",to transmit the enclosed 2008 Kimberley Process report(see enclosure) and to request that the present letter and its enclosure be circulated as a document of the General Assembly, under agenda item 11.
Mr. Ja'afari(Syria)(spoke in Arabic): The General Assembly has just adopted by recorded vote resolution 64/109,entitled,"The role of diamonds in fuelling conflict: breaking the link between the illicit transaction of rough diamonds and armed conflict as a contribution to prevention and settlement of conflicts.
The Emergency Prevention System for Transboundary Animal and Plant Pests and Diseases(EMPRES), strengthening the Organization's existing contribution to prevention, control and, when possible, eradication of diseases and pests.
The resolution had requested the Chair of the Kimberley Process to submit a report on the implementation of the Process to the General Assembly at its sixty-first session under the heading"The role ofdiamonds in fuelling conflict: breaking the link between the illicit transaction of rough diamonds and armed conflict as a contribution to prevention and settlement of conflict.
I have the honour, on behalf of the Chair of the Kimberley Process, and pursuant to paragraph 16 of General Assembly resolution 61/28,entitled"The role of diamonds in fuelling conflict: breaking the link between the illicit transaction of rough diamonds and armed conflict as a contribution to prevention and settlement of conflicts",to hereby transmit the 2007 Kimberley Process report(see annex) and request that the present letter and its annex be circulated as a document of the Assembly, under agenda item 13.
Mr. Denisov(Russian Federation)(spoke in Russian): On behalf of the Russian Federation, which this year chaired the Kimberley Process, and also on behalf of a number of other sponsors, it is my honour to introduce draft resolution A/60/L.42,entitled"The role of diamonds in fuelling conflict: breaking the link between the illicit transaction of rough diamonds and armed conflict as a contribution to prevention and settlement of conflicts.
A/63/L.52/Add.1 Item 11-- The role of diamonds in fuelling conflict-- Argentina, India, Namibia, Singapore, South Africa and Turkey: draft resolution-- The role of diamonds in fuelling conflict: breaking the link between the illicit transaction of rough diamonds andarmed conflict as a contribution to prevention and settlement of conflicts-- Armenia, Australia, Botswana, Brazil, Canada, Guyana, Japan, New Zealand, Philippines, Russian Federation, Thailand, Ukraine and United States of America A C E F R S.
On 1 December 2000, following the request by the United Kingdom to include a supplementary agenda item, entitled"The role of diamonds in fuelling conflict" in the agenda of the fifty-fifth session of the General Assembly(A/55/231), the Assembly adopted, without a vote, resolution 55/56 entitled"The role ofdiamonds in fuelling conflict: breaking the link between the illicit transaction of rough diamonds and armed conflict as a contribution to prevention and settlement of conflicts.
A/64/L.26/Add.1 Item 12-- The role of diamonds in fuelling conflict-- Botswana, Namibia, South Africa and Zimbabwe: draft resolution-- The role of diamonds in fuelling conflict:breaking the link between the illicit transaction of rough diamonds and armed conflict as a contribution to prevention and settlement of conflicts-- Angola, Argentina, Belarus, Brazil, China, Congo, Mexico, Singapore, Somalia, Thailand and Venezuela(Bolivarian Republic of)[A C E F R S]-- 1 page.
A/63/L.52 Item 11-- The role of diamonds in fuelling conflict-- Argentina, India, Namibia, Singapore, South Africa and Turkey: draft resolution-- The role of diamonds in fuelling conflict: breaking the link between the illicit transaction of rough diamonds andarmed conflict as a contribution to prevention and settlement of conflicts A C E F R S.
I have the honour, on behalf of the Chair of the Kimberley Process, and pursuant to paragraph 21 of General Assembly resolution 63/134,entitled"The role of diamonds in fuelling conflict: breaking the link between the illicit transaction of rough diamonds and armed conflict as a contribution to prevention and settlement of conflicts",to transmit the 2009 Kimberley Process report(see annex) and to request that the present letter and its annex be circulated as a document of the Assembly under agenda item 12.
A/61/L.27 Item 10-- The role of diamonds in fuelling conflict-- Armenia, Barbados, Benin, Botswana, Brazil, Canada, China, Côte d'Ivoire, Ghana, Israel, Italy, Japan, Lesotho, Liberia, Namibia, Russian Federation, Sierra Leone, Thailand and Zimbabwe: draft resolution-- The role of diamonds in fuelling conflict: breaking the link between the illicit transaction of rough diamonds andarmed conflict as a contribution to prevention and settlement of conflicts A C E F R S.
It is my distinct honour, on behalf of the Chair of the Kimberley Process, and pursuant to paragraph 24 of General Assembly resolution 64/109,entitled"The role of diamonds in fuelling conflict: breaking the link between the illicit transaction of rough diamonds and armed conflict as a contribution to prevention and settlement of conflicts",to transmit the 2010 Kimberley Process report(see annex) and to request that the present letter and its annex be circulated as a document of the General Assembly, under agenda item 32.
A/59/L.46/Add.1 Item 21-- The role of diamonds in fuelling conflict-- 55-Power draft resolution-- The role of diamonds in fuelling conflict: breaking the link between the illicit transaction of rough diamonds andarmed conflict as a contribution to prevention and settlement of conflicts A C E F R S.
Informal consultations on draft resolution entitled"The role of diamonds in fuelling conflict: breaking the link between the illicit transaction of rough diamonds andarmed conflict as a contribution to prevention and settlement of conflicts"(under agenda item 11) convened by the delegation of India.
A/68/L.29 Item 32-- The role of diamonds in fuelling conflict-- Argentina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Greece, Hungary, Israel, Japan, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Norway, Russian Federation, Singapore, Slovakia, South Africa and Sweden: draft resolution-- The role of diamonds in fuelling conflict: breaking the link between the illicit transaction of rough diamonds andarmed conflict as a contribution to prevention and settlement of conflicts[A C E F R S]-- 7 pages.
The role of diamonds in fuelling conflict: breaking the link between the illicit transaction of rough diamonds andarmed conflict as a contribution to prevention and settlement of conflicts.
A/RES/65/137 Item 32-- Resolution adopted by the General Assembly-- The role of diamonds in fuelling conflict: breaking the link between the illicit transaction of rough diamonds andarmed conflict as a contribution to prevention and settlement of conflicts[A C E F R S]-- 6 pages.
A/59/L.46 Item 21-- 40-Power draft resolution-- The role of diamonds in fuelling conflict: breaking the link between the illicit transaction of rough diamonds andarmed conflict as a contribution to prevention and settlement of conflicts A C E F R S.
A/65/L.52 Item 32-- The role of diamonds in fuelling conflict-- Brazil, Israel and Liberia: draft resolution-- The role of diamonds in fuelling conflict:breaking the link between the illicit transaction of rough diamonds and armed conflict as a contribution to prevention and settlement of conflicts[A C E F R S]-- 6 pages.
A/64/L.26 Item 12-- The role of diamonds in fuelling conflict-- Botswana, Namibia, South Africa and Zimbabwe: draft resolution-- The role of diamonds in fuelling conflict:breaking the link between the illicit transaction of rough diamonds and armed conflict as a contribution to prevention and settlement of conflicts[A C E F R S]-- 6 pages.
Mr. De Las Ovalles Colmenares(Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela)(spoke in Spanish): The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela wishes to state its position on draft resolution A/65/L.52,entitled"The role of diamonds in fuelling conflict: breaking the link between the illicit transaction of rough diamonds and armed conflict as a contribution to prevention and settlement of conflicts" and on the letter submitted by Israel as Chair of the Kimberley Process for 2010, contained in document A/65/607.