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In accordance with General Assembly resolution 59/2, an ad hoc expert group was established.
An expert group was established to provide advice to Parties on such programmes of action.
As a result of the conference, a regional expert group was established to prepare a relevant treaty.
An expert group was established for this purpose and developed the preliminary guide see IPBES/3/INF/7.
At the second meeting of the Working Group, an open-ended expert group was established to check the text of the draft rules of procedure from a purely editorial point of view.
The Expert Group was established in March 2011, following a joint ECE- UNCTAD workshop on the subject that had been held in September 2010.
In connection with a major policy formulation related to forests, an ad hoc expert group was established at the third session of the Forum to determine the parameters for developing a legal framework on all types of forests.
The Expert Group was established by the Secretary-General in response to General Assembly resolutions 53/212 and 53/213 of 18 December 1998 to conduct a review of the two international Tribunals.
Within the framework of the ongoing European Union work towards comparable information on crime and victimization, which originates from several legal mandates at the European Union level, including the Amsterdam Treaty andthe millennium strategy for the prevention of organized crime, an expert group was established in 2007.
The ad hoc expert group was established and held a meeting during the fortysecond session of the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee, in 2005.
Following that decision a UNECE expert group was established and substantial progress in the preparation of the project has been achieved during 2008.
The Expert Group was established by decision of the High-level Meeting of Environment and Education Ministries(Vilnius, 2005) with the mandate to develop indicators to measure the effectiveness of the implementation of the UNECE Strategy for Education for Sustainable Development ESD.
The initial meetings alsoprovided impetus to developments, following which an expert group was established by the South Pacific Commission, with the close participation of ESCAP, for developing a variant of the International Standard Classification of Occupations for the Pacific island developing countries.
The expert group was established on 13 January 2012 and was composed of 14 experts in the fields of obstetrics, psychiatry, general practice, law, professional regulation and public policy.
Following that decision an ECE expert group was established and substantial progress in the preparation of the project has been achieved during 2008 and 2009.
A Virtual Expert Group was established in early 1999 to help broaden the access to the expertise of other custodians of statistical classifications.
Beyond the Committee, an interministerial expert group was established to further develop legislation in this area and from the long-time perspective to make legal order in the field of extremisms more compendious.
The Joint Expert Group was established in 2001 with a view to further strengthening collaboration between UNESCO(CR) and the Economic and Social Council(CESCR) in monitoring and promoting the right to education.
As part of the NPD, an interministerial expert group was established to review the national legislation in the light of the adoption of the standards of the ECE Water Convention, including the IWRM principles enshrined in it.
The BOT Expert Group was established in January 1996 as a result of a decision taken by UN/ECE member Governments to promote the concept of PPPs in infrastructure development in central and eastern Europe and the CIS.
As part of this process, a DDT expert group was established to assess information relevant to the production and use of DDT and to assist the Conference of the Parties in the evaluation of the continued need for DDT.
The Ad Hoc Expert Group was established for the purpose of providing scientific and technical advice to the United Nations Forum on Forests for its work on consideration with a view to recommending the parameters of a mandate for developing a legal framework on all types of forests.
As part of the NPD, an interministerial expert group was established with a task to review the national legislation of Turkmenistan in the light of the adoption of the standards of the ECE Water Convention, including IWRM principles enshrined in the Convention.
In June, an expert group was established under the State Duma Committee for the Development of Civil Society and Issues Relating to Public Associations and Religious Organizations, in order to improve legislation related to freedom of conscience and religious associations.
Pursuant to paragraph 4 of that text, an expert group was established to evaluate the information collected from individual Parties and other sources and submit conclusions and recommendations to the Conference of the Parties through the Secretariat.
The expert group was established pursuant to General Assembly resolution 55/33 E of 20 November 2000 to investigate the state of disarmament and non-proliferation education globally, meeting with educators, representatives of civil society, United Nations agencies and interested organizations to develop ideas and strategies for its improvement.
The Interagency Expert Group was established to monitor and examine the issues that must be reviewed at the sessions of the Commission.
In 1995 a contact expert group was established under the auspices of IAEA to assist member States with cooperation in a number of Russian priority projects.
In 1998, a special expert group was established acting at the interstate level, which was responsible for conducting revision of all the special tax regimes of the EU countries during the whole year.
As part of the NPD on IWRM, an interministerial expert group was established to review the national legislation of Turkmenistan in the light of the adoption of the standards of the Water Convention, including the IWRM principles enshrined in the Convention.