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The Committee welcomes the more equitable distribution of costs as reflected in the estimates for 2006-2007 see table I.1 below.
The international verification system should be internationally funded,in order to ensure an equitable distribution of costs.
Agreements should include compensatory mechanisms which ensure an equitable distribution of costs of adjustments between developing and developed countries.
Implementation mechanisms to be agreed upon would need to be feasible and cost-effective,and ensure an equitable distribution of costs.
The expert group stressed the concept of burden-sharing and equitable distribution of costs, as reflected in Articles 49 and 50 of the Charter of the United Nations.
Governance, participation and partnerships to facilitate ecosystem restoration decision-making andimplementation as well as the equitable distribution of costs and benefits.
The lack of efficient mechanisms of burden-sharing and equitable distribution of costs may undermine the resolution of the affected third States to fully cooperate in the enforcement of all the necessary measures.
For burden-sharing arrangements to be credible, they should be legally binding andbased on objective criteria in order to ensure an equitable distribution of costs.
Such an interpretation should be based,in particular, on the concept of burden-sharing and equitable distribution of costs, as reflected in the above-mentioned Articles of the Charter.
Increase transparent and equitable distribution of costs and benefits along the value chains and get a better understanding of the formal and informal dynamics in those chains, with particular reference to local and small-scale forest producers;
The trend generally seems to be to develop andpromote more market-based instruments so as to promote adequate production and a more equitable distribution of costs and benefits related to environmental public goods.
International funding should be based on an equitable distribution of costs in order to avoid placing unreasonable economic burdens on countries whose participation is essential to the provision of global coverage.
Some delegations expressed their support for the emphasis placed by the ad hoc expert group on applying the concept of burden-sharing and equitable distribution of costs with regard to carrying out preventive or enforcement measures.
In addition, several delegations echoed their acceptance of the principle of burden-sharing and equitable distribution of costs as countenanced in the deliberations and main findings of the ad hoc expert group meeting, asserting that the principle was relevant in assessing the impact of sanctions, under Articles 49 and 50 of the Charter, and would act as a means for encouraging compliance with sanctions regimes established by the Security Council.
Regarding the second key issue of the ad hoc expert group meeting, namely, exploring innovative and practical measures of international assistance that could be provided to third Statesaffected by the application of sanctions, Bulgaria supports the view that the concept of burden-sharing and equitable distribution of costs, as reflected in Articles 49 and 50 of the Charter of the United Nations, should be fully taken into account paras. 36 and 37.
International funding for verification activities is important in order to ensure an equitable distribution of costs and to avoid placing unreasonable economic burdens on countries whose participation, for arbitrary geographical reasons, is essential for obtaining adequate global coverage.
ECE agrees with the findings of the expert group that stress the basic concept of burden-sharing and equitable distribution of costs, as stipulated in Articles 49 and 50 of the Charter of the United Nations.
A representative of the Secretariat confirmed that the cost-sharing ratio for the drug programme andthe crime programme had been introduced to ensure an equitable distribution of costs between the UNDCP Fund and the United Nations Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Fund and that the two funds would be accounted for separately.
Strategies for the further reduction of sulphur, nitrogen oxide, ammonia and volatile organic compound emissions based on critical loads and critical levels as wellas on technical developments, and the improvement of integrated assessment modelling to calculate internationally optimized allocations of emission reductions taking into account an equitable distribution of abatement costs.
Equitable burden sharing or collective targets to address the fair distribution of costs among Annex I Parties.
Encourage DOEs to establish offices in developing countries in line with the provisions of the CDM accreditation standard in order to reduce the transaction costs for those countries and contribute to a more equitable distribution of CDM project activities;
Greater participation of the private sector was imperative to ensure an equitable distribution of the costs of financial crises between debtors and creditors, but there is no agreement yet on how to"bail in" private lenders.
A global treaty that ensures that global carbon emissions peak in the near future and later massively decline andthat guarantees a fair and equitable distribution of responsibilities and costs is needed.
The stated objective of the measures was to control the costs of health care and to promote an equitable distribution of medical services throughout the province.
Calls on the renewal of national, regional and international efforts to promote the greater involvement of the private sector in forestalling and resolving financial crises andto ensure the more equitable distribution of the costs of systemic adjustments between the public and private sectors, and between debtors and creditors and investors;
One of the challenges of the recent financial crises was to seek an equitable distribution of the financial costs between the public and private sectors.
With regard to the new architecture of the international financial system, it was necessary to strengthen the capacity of international institutions in the area of the prevention and management of the crises caused by capital movements,to promote the equitable distribution of the costs of such stabilization between governments and the private sector, to promote mechanisms for the protection of vulnerable sectors, and to ensure the effective participation of developing countries in the decision-making processes.
Emphasize the need for research and studies to order to assist in the formulation of health policies andplans by learning lessons from the outcome of health programmes and monitoring the costs, equitable distribution and efficiency of health care;
Mr. Kregel(High-level Expert on Financing, UNCTAD) said Addendum 2 to the Secretary-General's report(A/55/187/Add.2) was a brief note on the research activities of the Macroeconomic and Development Policies Branch of UNCTAD on the subject of greater private sector involvement in the prevention andresolution of financial crises and a more equitable distribution of the cost of adjustments between the public and private sectors, as well as among debtors and creditors.