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Therefore, development programmes should be oriented,inter alia, towards establishing and strengthening national human rights capacities.
National Institutions: assistance in establishing and strengthening national Human Rights Commissions; may include training and assistance to legislative bodies.
The technical cooperation programme attaches particular importance to providing assistance to States in establishing and strengthening national human rights institutions.
We would also like to emphasize the importance of establishing and strengthening national preventive mechanisms that are empowered to undertake independent visits to places of detention as required by the Protocol.
It will therefore be necessary to involve, to a larger extent, external specialists in the area, and widen cooperation with otherUnited Nations agencies and programmes to support the national initiatives aimed at establishing and strengthening national institutions.
We welcome the efforts of the Agency to assist States in establishing and strengthening national regulatory systems in that field.
The PWG took note of the Guidelines on Establishing and Strengthening National Coordination Mechanisms for Trade and Transport Facilitation in the ESCAP Region published by ESCAP, and encouraged SPECA countries to review the guidelines, provide feedback to ESCAP and implement it as appropriate.
On the one hand, most of the assistance received orprovided was in the area of establishing and strengthening national tobacco control strategies, plans and programmes.
In addition, the secretariat refined the Guidelines on Establishing and Strengthening National Coordination Mechanisms for Tradeand Transport Facilitation in the ESCAP Region in March 2012, which lays down broad principles, salient aspects and the main requirements for national coordination mechanisms to be successful.
The main goal of the plan is to develop the capacity of the United Nations to support the efforts of interested Member States,at their request in establishing and strengthening national human rights promotionand protection systems consistent with international human rights norms and principles.
It encourages exchanges between national institutions and the United Nations human rights machinery and facilitates activities to promote this exchange, including through seminars, workshops, training activities, preparation of information and initiatives aimed at establishing and strengthening national institutions.
Concurrently with the activities of the Centre for Human Rights aimed at establishing and strengthening national institutions, some national institutions have taken action at the regional level.
In this context, relevant activities include human rights awareness-raising and training, development of national human rights policy and programming frameworks,assistance in strengthening the human rights capacities of government departments, and establishing and strengthening national human rights institutions.
The General Assembly, in its resolution 64/161, recognized the importance of establishing and strengthening national human rights institutions in compliance with the Paris Principles by encouraging national institutions, including ombudsman institutions, to seek accreditation through the International Coordinating Committee.
The National Institutions and Regional Mechanisms Section, in close cooperation with the geographic sections in the Field Operations and Technical Cooperation Division as well as other relevant OHCHR divisions and field presences,coordinates OHCHR efforts aimed at establishing and strengthening national human rights institutions worldwide.
Calls on OHCHR to continue to support States, at their request,in the process of establishing and strengthening national human rights institutions in compliance with the Paris Principles,and in implementing national plans of action against racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance.
The plan of action, endorsed by principals of UNDG, ECHA and OHCHR in September 2003, places its focus on building the capacity of United Nations Country Teams(UNCTs)with the ultimate goal of assisting interested Member States in establishing and strengthening national human rights promotionand protection systems consistent with international human rights norms and principles.
Among the six goals withtarget dates of 2010, progress was fair in establishing and strengthening national and regional protected area systems(goal 1.1), in establishing regional networks and transboundary protected areas(goal 1.3), in developing comprehensive capacity-building(goal 3.2), in developing and applying appropriate technologies(goal 3.3) in evaluating protected area management effectiveness(goal 4.2), and in effective monitoring of protected area coverage, status and trends(goal 4.3), and the targets were partially achieved.
The plan has defined its main goal as developing the capacity of the United Nations humanitarian and development operations so thatthey can support the efforts of interested Member States in establishing and strengthening national human rights promotionand protection systems consistent with international human rights norms and principles, including their integration in development and humanitarian processes.
During the biennium 2000-2001, the focus will be on establishing and strengthening national capacities to promote gender mainstreaming, social development, including poverty alleviation, the enhancement of sustainable development and environmentally sound natural and energy resources management, statistical capabilities at the national level, the formulation and effective implementation of national population and related policies and the reform of public administration and the public sector.
With an ever-growing number of national institutions, it is important to encourage exchanges between those institutions and the United Nations human rights machinery and facilitate activities to promote this exchange- including through seminars, workshops, training activities, preparation of information and initiatives aimed at establishing and strengthening national institutions- in order to ensure that the internationally adopted standards are adhered to.
Examples of technical assistance activities include incorporating provisions of the Convention into national legislation, establishing and strengthening national anti-corruption institutional and policy frameworks, building capacity to prevent, investigate and prosecute corruption, and promoting international cooperation, including South-South cooperation.
The inter-agency plan of action, developed pursuant to the request of the SecretaryGeneral in the above-mentioned report and endorsed by UNDG, ECHA and OHCHR in September 2003,places its focus on building the capacity of United Nations country teams with the ultimate goal of assisting interested Member States in establishing and strengthening national human rights promotionand protection systems consistent with international human rights norms and principles.
For 1999, the OHCHR technical cooperation programme envisages activities in some 13 Asian-Pacific countries with activities including needs-assessment missions, support for national human rights plans of action,support for establishing and strengthening national institutions and systems of administration of justice,establishing national forensic units and support for participation in workshops and other regional activities, in such countries as Bangladesh, China, Yemen and the Islamic Republic of Iran.
The Framework for Regional Technical Cooperation for the Asia and Pacific Region, the first arrangement of its kind, was established by Governments of the region at Tehran in 1998, when agreement was reached on the four pillars of the Framework, namely,(a)elaboration of national plans of action in the field of human rights;(b) establishing and strengthening national institutions;(c) promotion of human rights education; and(d) strategies for economic, social and cultural rights and the right to development.
The Committee has recommended, and will continue to recommend,as appropriate, that all States establish and strengthen national human rights institutions in full compliance with the Paris Principles.
Establish and strengthen national multisectoral policiesand plans for the prevention and control of non-communicable diseases, with special emphasis on.
Much remained to be done, however, both to improve existing mechanisms and establish new ones and, more generally, to disseminate a culture of human rights and establish and strengthen national institutions for the promotionand protection of those rights.
The Special Rapporteur recommends that States, as part of their prevention agenda,extend partnerships to civil society, and establish and strengthen national human rights institutions in conformity with the principles relating to the status of national institutions for the promotionand protection of human rights General Assembly resolution 48/134 of 20 December 1993.
Respondents were asked what actions Governments had taken to establish and strengthen national coordinating bodies on disability.