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The Department noted that the campaign would be an ongoing one.
With regard to the report of the Secretary-Generalon cooperation between the Department  of Public Information and the University for Peace in Costa Rica(A/AC.198/2001/6), the Department noted that the relationship between the Organization and the University was a long-standing one that dated back to the 1970s.
The head of the spa department noted that fully satisfied with the preparations for the upcoming festival.
The Department noted that the project was only six months old and was therefore still evolving.
As the head of the department noted, in 2017 all social obligations of the state were fully implemented.
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As the department noted, water level in Kara village has stabilized, electricity is connected, and the humanitarian aid has been organized.
The head of the profile department noted systemic violations and shortcomings in the course of audit activities.
The Department noted that the automatic reports were designed to monitor and query procurement data to help the Procurement Division management analyse it and identify potential risks and cases of non-compliance with United Nations rules and regulations.
As the head of the department noted, in 2017 all previously accepted social obligations were fully implemented.
In the Department noted that the Head of State's proposals on modernization of public conscience, first of all, are intended for the younger generation.
In terms of manuscripts, the Department noted that about one third of the slotted documents in 2004 exceeded existing guidelines on the number of pages.
The Department noted, however, that these funds were used for essential elements of SDS management, such as the development of an inventory system.
On the latter report, the Department noted that annual cash contributions by host Governments had had a very positive impact on the successful operation of many centres.
The Department noted that the author did not claim to have been openly involved in the Falun Gong movement while still in China, nor did he indicate any involvement beyond being an ordinary member.
On the issue of landmines, the Department noted that 110 million landmines were currently scattered in 68 countries around the world and that OAS could be a forum to further progress towards the goal of a total ban on landmines in the Americas.
The Department noted that replicating all materials would require substantial resources, although the situation would be much improved if the United Nations Treaty Series were to be exempted.
As the department noted, the psychologists will discuss full range of unconstructive patterns of parental behavior in preparation for the UNT.
In addition, the Department noted that, owing to the personal efforts of the Administrator of UNDP, the United Nations resident coordinators had become increasingly attentive to the key role of information.
The Department noted that there was support for system-wide cooperation in the field of television, the United Nations News Service on the Internet and on the international radio broadcasting capacity.
The Department noted that the Galileo system tracked the movements and physical status of the stocks and that an interim tracking tool had been developed to monitor their replenishment.
In its comments, the Department noted that it had provided both the initial investigative report and the subsequent audit to the Office of Human Resources Management, the Office of Legal Affairs and the Controller.
The Department noted that these recommendations were similar to those made in the report of the Panel on United Nations Peace Operations and that they would be addressed within the relevant implementation process.
The Department noted that Network activities were not limited to the plenary sessions because working groups met prior to the Network plenary sessions to identify key issues and decide the Network agenda and strategies.
The Department noted that it is finalizing an action plan with clear deadlines and resource requirements for updating its ICT strategy and the comprehensive strategic plan for the Department  and the peacekeeping missions.
The Department noted that it has a representative from the Office of the Under-Secretary-General on the task force with a view to ensuring minimal overlap and duplication between Department  and Secretariat-wide efforts.
The Department noted that this recommendation was similar to the findings of the report of the Panel on United Nations Peace Operations, but advised that developing a comprehensive training programme would require additional human resources for the Civilian Police Unit and the Training Unit.
Regarding recommendation 7(b), the Department noted that it would be reluctant to vary requirements by mission, since this would run counter to the maintenance of a transparent, universal and comprehensive standard, which was established in response to the strong wishes of Member States.
The Department noted that in the current two-year action-oriented cycles of the review of the twelfth session of the Commission on Sustainable Development and preparation for the thirteenth session of the Commission an official indigenous peoples' discussion paper was submitted to the twelfth session of the Commission, which was prepared by the Tebtebba Foundation and the Indigenous Environmental Network in consultation with indigenous peoples' organizations.
For its part, the Department notes that other practical operating factors should be considered in implementing the policy see A/61/811, para. 48.
The Under-Secretary-General said he would undertake this in close consultation with other departments, noting that cooperation within the Secretariat already existed on a number of levels.