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With 6 municipalities with which the Department has signed the Memorandum on Cooperation, it has also adopted Local Action Plans for achieving gender equality.
It has also adopted guidelines for food labelling.
In 2011, it received International Organization for Standardization(ISO) 9001 certification for its global quality management system.Its procurement procedures are certified by the Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply and it has also adopted contracts for infrastructure works based on those of the International Federation of Consulting Engineers.
It has also adopted agreed conclusions on technical cooperation.
In some instances, it has also adopted measures under Chapter VII of the Charter.
It has also adopted a National Plan to Combat the Practice of Excision.
It has also adopted a plan on education that includes accessibility measures for children with disabilities;
It has also adopted a number of general comments that elaborate on issues relating to deprivation of liberty.
It has also adopted the systemic change method, which takes a global approach to all situations of poverty.
It has also adopted national measures to ensure the timely exchange of information on the prevention of and fight against terrorism.
It has also adopted the Code of Practice for the Investigation of the Crimes of Piracy and Armed Robbery Against Ships resolution A.922 22.
It has also adopted the seven main United Nations human rights instruments, which it actively helped to draw up and promote.
It has also adopted a progressive view by asking the Executive to"study and keep in mind legal arrangements devised in this regard in other countries.
It has also adopted criteria for the delivery of technical assistance and terms of reference for the regional and subregional centres, in decisions SC-1/15 and SC2/9, respectively.
It has also adopted major unilateral disarmament measures, and has embarked on the dismantling of its enrichment plant at Pierrelatte and its reprocessing plant in Marcoule.
It has also adopted a framework to ensure that its 2016-2017 work programme addresses the integration of sustainable development at the design stage.
It has also adopted the“gender” approach- parity between men and women- which advocates the need for genuine collaboration between men and women in any development activity.
It has also adopted a number of concrete measures, including the Peer Review Mechanism, with a view to promoting peace, good governance, human rights and democracy.
It has also adopted specific banking and administrative procedures to prevent money-laundering, and is currently working on a special law to further control and combat this practice.
It has also adopted draft general rules of procedure(Projet de règlement général), draft financial rules(Projet de règlement financier) and a draft headquarters agreement(Projet d'accord de siège). 94/.
It has also adopted resolution WHA63.25, on improvement of health through safe and environmentally sound waste management, and resolution WHA63.26 on improvement of health through sound management of obsolete pesticides and other obsolete chemicals.
It has also adopted numerous resolutions calling upon States to adhere to the United Nations Charter and the norms of international law and urging them to refrain from imposing extraterritorial laws and measures.
It has also adopted detailed principles to be used under the chapter headings of the State, the State structure and the head of State and the detailed principles on self-administered areas for the chapter on the State structure.
It has also adopted four resolutions, including the important resolution 1397(2002), which for the first time confirmed the Council's vision of two States, Israel and Palestine, living in peace side-by-side within secure and recognized borders.
It has also adopted a series of other guidance documents on how to prevent, prepare for, and react to incidents of piracy and armed robbery at sea, including the Code of Practice for the Investigation of the Crimes of Piracy and Armed Robbery against Ships.
It has also adopted a high-level action plan and priorities, with the aim of enhancing maritime safety and protecting the marine environment from pollution, thereby ensuring that the objectives of the World Summit on Sustainable Development are continuously pursued.
It has also adopted several national laws, including Act 2008-005 of 30 May 2008 establishing the framework environment act; Act 2008-009 of 19 June 2008 on the Forestry Code; and Act 2009-001 of 6 January 2009 on biosafety.
It has also adopted detailed principles to be used under the chapter headings of the State, the State structure and the Head of State and the detailed principle on self-administered areas/zones and principal branches of the State structure- the legislature, the executive and the judiciary.
It has also adopted environmental plans covering Tunisian industry, financial indicator mechanisms in the area of energy regulation, the promotion of renewable energy, rational ecological waste management, the reduction of greenhouse gases, forest development and improving air quality.