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Developing a common knowledge-sharing toolkit;
Environment Management Group: developing a common United Nations vision of a green economy.
Developing a common knowledge-sharing tool kit;
At the last Council meeting, members had reiterated their commitment to UNECE Recommendation L, as a basis for developing a common regulatory framework.
Pillar 2: Developing a Common National Identity and Building Social Cohesion.
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The Union is also working on a joint investment code for its members and developing a common legal framework to facilitate business transactions.
The initiative aims at developing a common regulatory framework for the sector of safety of pipelines, taking into account the provisions of the"International model" as contained in Recommendation L.
In his speech, Sergei Katyrin stressed the importance of the contribution made by Austrian, Belarusian andRussian businessmen to creating and developing a common economic area stretching from Lisbon to Vladivostok.
We continue to encourage efforts for developing a common regional understanding on this project with the participation of all parties concerned.
UNDP plans to present the capacity development measurement framework andcapacity development tracker to UNDG as a basis for developing a common UNDG approach for measuring progress in capacity development.
The Board, for example, cooperated in developing a common United Nations system contribution to the United Nations Climate Change Conference held in Bali, Indonesia, from 3 to 14 December 2007.
The Committee shared experience in providing training andoutreach, particularly in relation to induction briefings for senior management on ethical culture and leadership and in developing a common elearning platform.
The good progress being made by OECD andthe World Tourism Organization in developing a common conceptual framework of tourism satellite accounts for submission to the 2000 session of the Statistical Commission.
The Office of the High Commissioner works closely with the Council of Europe and OSCE in connection with the Task Force on Trafficking in Human Beings and the gender Task Force of the Stability Pact,inter alia, assisting in developing a common regional approach to preventing such trafficking.
Pillar 2 of the People's Charter,"Developing a Common National Identity and Building Social Cohesion" expresses the Fijian Government's commitment to unifying all Fijians through a common name and identity.
Increased number of local stakeholders able to understand andleverage the transformative potential of ICT for developing a common and suitable e-solution framework and to assess the national e-tourism challenges and opportunities.
The key to success lies in developing a common and comprehensive approach to addressing poverty-related issues, enhancing the means available as well as seeking innovative ways of securing financing for development, eliminating ecological threats, addressing demographic problems, ensuring an equitable international finance and trade system, and dealing with the aftermath of natural disasters.
Ministerial commitments included the establishing of national task forces on water and sanitation, andusing the conference's commitments and recommendations as a basis for developing a common African approach before and after the twelfth session of the Commission on Sustainable Development.
The organizations of the United Nations system should work towards developing a common or compatible system of access to their respective databases, in order to share data fully, to streamline the collection and interpretation of data and to identify data gaps.
Opportunities for addressing this concern have arisen with the ERC's introduction intothe consolidated appeals process(CAP) of a new approach towards planning the United Nations system's response to emergency situations and developing a common humanitarian action plan or strategy for alleviating suffering and promoting recovery.
The United Nations country team has aligned its plans with the Government's strategic plan by developing a common United Nations country team strategic framework. The revised framework was discussed at a workshop convened by the Ministry of Planning with Government line ministries and United Nations agencies on 29 July.
Opportunities for addressing this concern have arisen with the Emergency Relief Coordinator's introduction intothe consolidated appeals process(CAP) of a new approach towards planning the United Nations system's response to emergency situations and developing a common humanitarian action plan or strategy for alleviating suffering and promoting recovery.
Based on the Platform for Action of the Fourth World Conference on Women,the objectives of the thematic area are:(a) developing a common regional agenda on gender and leadership;(b) raising public awareness on the issue of violence against women; and(c) developing tools that will assist mainstreaming of gender-related approaches into development policy.
New collaborative projects agreed upon at the meeting included the standardization of guidelines for the accreditation of media representatives to United Nations meetings and special events andof the distribution and use of United Nations photo material, and developing a common visual identity for the Millennium Development Goals Campaign.
For the SRBs, this would include discussions with staff-at-large on initiatives and texts as disseminated, collecting andrecording their reactions and developing a common negotiating position shared among all SRs(and possibly MRs if appropriate); for HR managers, this would include working towards a common position based on the inputs of individual managers.
The United Nations country team's programme management team is leading the coordination and monitoring of strategic programmatic action,including a focus on joint programmes through which the United Nations development system will support the Government in delivering on its objectives and developing a common United Nations Development Assistance Framework monitoring and evaluation framework.
Taking note with appreciation of the convening ofthe Global Consortium for Tsunami-Affected Countries in June and September 2005, aimed at improving coordination among relevant stakeholders and developing a common online tracking system and common indicators to monitor and evaluate the impact of tsunami relief and rehabilitation programmes, which emphasizes the need to promote national ownership of the tracking processes in tsunami-affected countries.
Developing a common institutional framework for the evaluation function in UNDP through: the development of the UNDP evaluation policy and its approval by the UNDP Executive Board; the development of operational guidelines and procedures for policy implementation; enhancing implementation of the evaluation policy through training, regional workshops and other activities for mainstreaming evaluation in the UNDP programming cycle and in organizational tools and instruments.
Develop a common theoretical base and methodologies for collecting, analyzing and reporting data on transportation activities and their environmental consequences.
It was recommended that the Commission should develop a common regional strategy, taking into account the quest for resources to ensure its sustainability;