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The interested UNECE member States were invited to submit information on these working groups to the secretariat.
This task will be started at the second meeting of the informal working group andparticipants were invited to submit information accordingly.
Parties to be invited to submit information on the activities that they have undertaken pursuant to decision 29/CMP.1;
Members, observers andother stakeholders were invited to submit information, including case studies, to the SCF.
Delegations were invited to submit information to the secretariat in accordance with the SBSTA decision for inclusion in the report by 1 April 1996 FCCC/SBI/1996/9.
Accordingly, Member States andother relevant stakeholders were invited to submit information in response to the above resolution.
Delegations are invited to submit information on their national quality awards in the format indicated in this document.
The Working Group agreed that international intergovernmental organizations should again be invited to submit information on their practices in registering space objects.
Other delegations were invited to submit information on their national quality awards using this questionnairein the format indicated in the document.
As a follow up to the discussions on mutual recognition problems, interested delegations are invited to submit information on their experience in these matters TRADE/WP.6/2002/11.
The State party is invited to submit information on the measures taken in this regard, including to produce detailed statistical data.
Non-governmental organizations and other interested parties were invited to submit information and comments with a view to assisting in the preparation of reports.
Parties to be invited to submit information on the activities that they have undertaken pursuant to decisions 2/CP.7 and 2/CP.10, which should include, inter alia, such elements as needs and gaps, experiences and lessons learned;
By a letter of the same date, relevant specialized agencies andother organizations were also invited to submit information or other relevant material on the implementation of the Declaration, pursuant to its subparagraphs 10(a) and(d), by 30 June 1999.
NGOs were invited to submit information on situations and allegations and to provide the Working Group with information about the incidence of NGOs employing private companies in the field of protection, and to assist the Working Group.
In pursuance to a decision taken by the Commission at its first session, in 1993, Governments andorganizations were invited to submit information to the Commission in order to allow it to monitor progress at the national level in the implementation of Agenda 21.
Bureau members were invited to submit information on preferred dates and Turkey agreed to explore availabilities and inform about suggested dates from the host country's point of view.
In particular representatives of EU countries were invited to submit information related to basins shared by EU countries which was for the most part incomplete.
November 2006: Parties invited to submit information on the activities that they undertook pursuant to decisions 2/CP.7 and 2/CP.10, which should include, inter alia, such elements as needs and gaps, experiences and lessons learned decision 4/CP.12, paragraph 1 a.
It was decided that Parties would be invited to submit information on waste incineration technologies in their countries(and their costs), and to provide any relevant comments.
Parties have been invited to submit information on and, where available, electronic links to: transboundary cases of EIA; the national EIA authorities; national databases on transboundary EIA; bilateral and multilateral agreements and arrangements and other information related to the implementation of the Convention.
In that context delegations were invited to submit information to the secretariat for inclusion in the report by 1 April 1996, in accordance with the SBSTA conclusions see FCCC/SBI/1996/9, paras. 57-58.
In a note verbale, Governments were invited to submit information to UNODC on their efforts to implement resolution 2007/24 in compliance with the reporting obligations for the eighteenth session of the Commission.
International, regional andsubregional organizations were invited to submit information on their activities in the area of counter-terrorism in the categories defined below stage A, stage B, stage C, and other relevant information. .
Parties and relevant organizations were invited to submit information on their experiences with the implementation of the remaining elements of the LDC work programme, taking into consideration the options contained in the report on the 21st meeting of the LEG.
Parties and others were furthermore invited to submit information, examples of current practices and considerations on the issues referred to in paragraph 26(b) of the draft technical guidelines and their implications, to the Secretariat by 15 September 2013.
In the same decision, parties andothers were invited to submit information, examples of current practices and considerations on the issues referred to in paragraph 26(b) of the draft technical guidelines(UNEP/CHW.11/7/Add.1, annex) and their implications, to the Secretariat by 15 September 2013.
All members of the Steering Committee of THE PEP will be invited to submit information about national and urban case studies in their own countries and will also be asked to encourage officials in urban authorities in their own countries to submit additional case study information via the online questionnaire.
Countries with economies in transition will also be invited to submit information/status notes on the trade facilitation situation in their countries(as official documents to the annual session) and collect information on e-related opportunities involving"other regulatory agencies" and their trade facilitation needs.
Regional and national levels 11. Delegations are invited to submit information on their national legislation, administrative procedures, systems for technical harmonization, etc.(horizontal issues), as well as on new technical regulations in various sectors(sectoral issues) as agreed at the seventh session ECE/STAND/46, paragraph 22a.