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It encouraged Parties to continue to exchange information on these matters in similar forms.
Welcomed the written updates provided by the Department of Economic andSocial Affairs and UNFCCC, and encouraged Parties to continue promoting the Convention's principles in those forums;
Encouraged Parties to continue fulfilling their obligations under article 3, paragraph 7, of the Aarhus Convention.
The Chair underlined that the work conducted by the AWG-LCA in 2011 contributed to clarifying the elements of the outcome and encouraged Parties to continue to work in a focused manner towards a comprehensive, balanced and robust outcome to be presented to the COP.
He encouraged Parties to continue the work towards a successful closure and to move beyond national positions and look for compromise.
At the session, the Working Party was briefed by the European Community, OSJD andOTIF on further progress in this field and encouraged parties to continue their efforts to achieve consensus proposals and invited them to submit no later than on 1 July 2008, a document for consideration at the present session ECE/TRANS/WP.30/238, para. 13.
They encouraged Parties to continue their fruitful engagement in order to enhance their work on the impact of the implementation of response measures under the Convention.
By its decision BC-11/2 on progress on the implementation of the strategic framework, the Conference of the Parties to the the Basel Convention on the Control of Transboundary Movements of Hazardous Wastes and Their Disposal encouraged parties to continue to take specific actions to implement the strategic framework through the activities listed in the biennial programme of work and to mobilize resources to implement the strategic framework.
The SBI also encouraged Parties to continue reporting on the implementation of Article 6 related activities in their national communications.
The SBI, recognizing the urgent andimmediate adaptation needs of the LDCs, encouraged Parties to continue to provide financial and other support for the timely implementation of priority activities identified in NAPAs, including through contributions to the LDCF.
It encouraged Parties to continue making use of available remote participation facilities and nominating national experts to participate in such training workshops in the future.
Decision XVII/20, however, encouraged Parties to continue to report consumption and production data as soon as figures were available, and preferably by 30 June each year, as agreed in decision XV/15.
It encouraged Parties to continue to contribute to and promote the use of CC: iNet and acknowledged that more work is needed to make it fully functional, multilingual and userfriendly.
While that date is legally binding,decision XVII/20 encouraged Parties to continue reporting data as soon as figures are available, and preferably by 30 June each year, and over the last two years over 100 Parties have been reporting in keeping with that request.
Encouraged Parties to continue promoting the Convention's principles in the negotiations on the new UNEP stakeholder engagement policy, and invited Parties to report on the results achieved to the Meeting of the Parties at its fifth session;
Decision XXII/14 encouraged parties to continue to report consumption and production data as soon as figures were available and preferably by 30 June each year, as agreed in decision XV/15.
Decision XX/12 encouraged Parties to continue to report consumption and production data as soon as figures were available and preferably by 30 June each year, as agreed in decision XV/15.
Decision XVII/20 encouraged Parties to continue to report consumption and production data as soon as figures were available and preferably by 30 June each year, as agreed in decision XV/15.
The SBI encouraged Parties to continue to make submissions annually to the secretariat pursuant to decision 4/CP.12, paragraph 1, in order to facilitate the monitoring and evaluation of the implementation of the capacity-building framework.
It encouraged Parties to continue to ensure that experts nominated to the roster of experts participate in the training programmes under the Convention and its Kyoto Protocol and that they are made available to participate in the review process.
The SBI encouraged Parties to continue to make submissions annually to the secretariat pursuant to decision 6/CMP.2, paragraph 1, in order to facilitate the monitoring and review of progress in the implementation of the capacity-building framework.
The SBI encouraged Parties to continue to provide, to the extent possible, information on their experiences with and concerns arising from the impact of the implementation of response measures, including through their national communications and other relevant documents.
Encourages Parties to continue their efforts to establish, sustain and further develop effective national clearing-house mechanisms in support of the implementation of their national biodiversity strategies and action plans;
Encourages Parties to continue their awareness raising initiatives at national level in line with the Convention and its comprehensive communication strategy;
Encourages Parties to continue to report on their implementation of decision II/12 in their report under article 13 of the Convention;
Encourages Parties to continue to participate in and contribute actively actively to the mMoobile pPhone wWorking gGroup;
Encourages Parties to continue to contribute to the Trust Fund for Participation in the UNFCCC Process, as well as to the Trust Fund for Supplementary Activities;
Encourages parties to continue to provide the Secretariat with the texts of national legislation and other measures adopted by them to implement and enforce the Convention;
Encourages parties to continue to take specific actions to implement the strategic framework through the activities listed in the biennial programme of work;
Encourages Parties to continue to support the work of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, including through contributions by Parties included in Annex I to the Convention and those in a position to do so to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Trust Fund.