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To further enhance partnerships for the implementation of the Tehran Framework for Technical Cooperation.
Tehran framework for Technical Cooperation: conclusions.
In 2009, this Unit worked with the TFG andother authorities to develop a framework for technical cooperation on human rights.
It is presented as a framework for technical cooperation among small island developing States.
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At the end of the workshop, Governments of the Latin American andCaribbean region adopted the Quito Regional Framework for Technical Cooperation.
First extension of the cooperation framework for technical cooperation among developing countries.
Framework for Technical Cooperation: identification of next steps at the regional, subregional and national levels, including through the involvement of national institutions and representatives of civil society.
Reviewed follow-up action concerning the Framework for Technical Cooperation agreed upon in Tehran and, in particular.
Two memoranda of understanding were signed between ILO and the Governments of the United Republic of Tanzania and Zimbabwe respectively,providing the operational and institutional framework for technical cooperation in support of the action plans.
During this workshop the Quito Framework for Technical Cooperation in the Field of Human Rights was adopted.
The Agency participated in more than 1,000 assistance projects for its members andhad set up a new strategic framework for technical cooperation, which was proving to be effective.
Second cooperation framework for technical cooperation among developing countries 2001-2003.
At the national level, OHCHR, under its technical cooperation programme,has carried out activities in the region which contribute to the promotion of the four regional priorities identified in the Tehran Framework for Technical Cooperation in the Asian and Pacific Region.
Approved the second cooperation framework for technical cooperation among developing countries(DP/CF/TCDC/2);
Following consultations with Member States and national, subregional and regional institutions and experts in the field of human rights from Latin America and the Caribbean, OHCHR organized a regional workshop at Quito from 29 November to 1 December 1999,which adopted the Quito Framework for Technical Cooperation in the Field of Human Rights.
Creation of a framework for technical cooperation for Africa, with activities largely at the national level;
The Division also provided its comments to the draft provisional framework for technical cooperation of the Department of Economic and Social Affairs.
To establish a framework for technical cooperation that takes into account the suggested guidelines set forth in appendices I, II and III to the Commitment of Mar del Plata;
Note the progress made in implementing the first cooperation framework for technical cooperation among developing countries;
Welcomes the cooperation framework for technical cooperation among developing countries(1997-1999)Decision 95/23 of the Executive Board of the United Nations Development Programme and the United Nations Population Fund E/1995/34.
A key step in the process of the OHCHR regional strategy for Latin America has been the adoption of the Quito Framework for Technical Cooperation in the Field of Human Rights through a workshop in the region, held in Quito in late 1999.
Following consultations with Member States and national, subregional and regional institutions and experts in the field of human rightsfrom Latin America and the Caribbean, the Office of the High Commissioner organized at Quito from 29 November to 1 December 1999 a regional workshop that adopted the Quito Framework for Technical Cooperation in the Field of Human Rights.
In essence, SIDS/TAP is seen as providing the framework for technical cooperation among the small island developing States and as a mechanism for operationalizing the Programme of Action adopted at the Global Conference.
The two regional consultation workshops concluded that the substantive programme activities of SIDS/TAP should evolve largely from existing technical assistance programmes in the areas outlined in theProgramme of Action and should constitute a framework for technical cooperation among small island developing countries that is for those specific countries.
The Programme of Action is the strategic and operationally oriented framework for technical cooperation over the next five years directed towards reduction of the impact of crime and drugs as impediments to security and development in Africa.
In Somalia the framework for technical cooperation, endorsed by the Transitional Federal Government in 2009, contained the following main areas of intervention: strengthening the human rights capacity of the authorities, strengthening monitoring, reporting and advocacy, contributing to addressing impunity, contributing to the creation of human rights-compliant security forces, and increasing public awareness of human rights.
In 1999, several Governments of the Latin American andCaribbean region adopted the Quito Framework for Technical Cooperation in the Field of Human Rights, which also has the above-mentioned four pillars, plus a fifth one, concerning the protection of vulnerable groups.
The Quito Framework for Technical Cooperation in the Field of Human Rights, which serves as a basis for the regional strategy of the Office of the High Commissioner, aimed at strengthening national capacities for the promotion of human rights in Latin America and the Caribbean, and in this regard welcomes the meeting on the enforcement of the system of treaty bodies held in Quito in August 2002;
In December 2001, experts participated in a brainstorming meeting on the Office's regional strategy in order to identify the main human rights concerns,define priorities for action, taking into account the Quito Framework for Technical Cooperation in the Field of Human Rights, and propose the most effective manner to strengthen cooperation with regional institutions and other strategic partners, including civil society.