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The Group will also undertake the following projects.
The first session of the group was held in Geneva from 31 March to 11 April 2014; the group will also meet during 2015.
The Group will also contribute to fostering country-level evaluation capacities.
If Governments decide to hold the International Conference, the Group will also act as a steering committee for its preparation;
This group will also monitor security arrangements for the leadership of RENAMO.
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The above intersectoral coordination group will also coordinate the review of recommendations on satellite matters prepared in both sectors;
The Group will also be following up on the issue of due diligence with traders in North Kivu.
Each individual Group will also have the option to convene further specific Group meetings at their discretion.
The Group will also monitor compliance with the targeted sanctions imposed by resolutions 1844(2008) and 1907 2009.
The intersectoral coordination group will also coordinate the review of recommendations on satellite matters prepared in both sectors.
The Group will also continue to provide the Council with important information with regard to the partial lifting of the arms embargo.
The group will also support women-oriented development and entrepreneur projects.
The Group will also have before it a Note by the secretariat describing the plans and future of the project.
The Group will also continue to work with the Secretariat to improve the al-Qa'idah section of the list.
The group will also hold regular videoconferences to coordinate ICT activities across the board.
The group will also track implementation of the secretariat's work programme, using the results-based approach.
The Group will also disseminate examples of good practice to help country teams learn from each other.
The Group will also develop closer linkages with other key rule of law actors, including regional organizations.
The Group will also monitor compliance with the targeted sanctions imposed by the Security Council in resolutions 1844(2008) and 1907 2009.
The Group will also assist the Statistics Division in the finalization of the International Classification of Activities for Time Use Statistics.
The group will also prepare a progress report which will be presented for the consideration of the Council at the fifty-first session of the General Assembly.
The Group will also re-examine its workplan on a regular basis in order to integrate new questions from national statistical offices and international organizations.
The Group will also continue to evaluate the implementation of due diligence guidelines for importers, processing industries and consumers of Congolese mineral products.
The group will also coordinate resource support and provide strategic direction and oversight over the various donor funds and external resources, including the Peacebuilding Fund.
The group will also promote a"culture of compliance" to help bridge the gaps between international legislation, resolutions and decisions and their implementation in the practice of States and societies.
The Group will also convene and guide the work of a Market Participants Group which will review options for robust reference rates that meet the needs of the private sector, and any potential transition issues.
The Group will also develop practical recommendations on measuring the impacts of mining on the environment and on ensuring comprehensiveness, reliability, accuracy, timeliness and comparability of relevant statistical data.
The Group will also support the OECD due diligence"implementation phase" by responding to queries from participating companies and independent auditors, insofar as these queries are reasonable and relevant to the Group's mandate.
The group will also review past recommendations from inquests and reports on vulnerable and exploited women and girls and will be available to consult with the Manitoba Integrated Task Force for Missing and Murdered Women.
Finally, the Group will also investigate indications of recruitment in third countries and alleged links between ADF and Al-Shabaab rebels in Somalia, and would welcome any relevant evidence from Uganda or other States.