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It urged Parties to provide adequate funding for these activities.
It also noted that the lack of resources has become a constraint for the implementation of some functions of the interface and it urged Parties in a position to do so to provide resources for the development of the interface.
It urged Parties in a position to do so to provide resources for the development of the interface.
It urged Parties that had not yet made their contributions to the core budget to do as soon as possible.
It urged Parties to further implement the GCOS implementation plan, including the capacity-building elements.
It urged Parties to nominate additional experts to meet the demands of the in-depth review process.
It urged Parties to come forward with offers to host COP 9, so that an appropriate decision could be taken at COP 8.
It urged Parties to come forward with offers to host COP 10, so that an appropriate decision could be taken at COP 9;
It urged Parties to come forward with offers to host COP 12 and COP/MOP 2, so that an appropriate decision could be adopted at COP 11.
It urged Parties to ensure that experts were made available for the review process, and that nominations to the roster of experts were made where necessary.
It urged Parties and bilateral, multilateral and international organizations to take into account the recommendations contained in document FCCC/SBI/2006/4.
It urged Parties and relevant organizations in a position to do so to continue to mobilize resources to address priorities identified in those plans.
It urged Parties in a position to do so to make additional voluntary contributions to the core budget, which would reduce the indicative contributions.
It urged parties involved in the caviar trade to reinforce their control of that trade, owing to serious concern about the legality of sturgeon products on the market.
It urged Parties to address, as a high priority, the following two types of problem that affect the availability of data, as identified in the second adequacy report.
It urged Parties in a position to do so, and invited relevant organizations, to provide the support needed to strengthen observation networks and capabilities in developing countries, especially in the LDCs and SIDS.
It urged Parties to carefully re-evaluate their emission estimates and invited MSC-E, in cooperation with the Task Force on Measurements and Modelling and the Task Force on Emission Inventories and Projections, to look further into this issue.
It urged Parties and bilateral, multilateral and international organizations to take into account the recommendations contained in document FCCC/SBI/2006/4 on the provision of financial and technical support to non-Annex I Parties. .
It urged parties and other States to develop and implement national programmes of public awareness, education and participation, including public access to information, concerning the safe transfer, handling and use of living modified organisms.
It urged Parties, and organizations in a position to do so, to contribute financial support to the work of the IPCC to enable it to complete its third assessment report and special reports, in view of their importance to advancing the Convention process.
The Bureau recommended to the COP that it urge Parties and other countries to register in the System and to constantly update the contact details of their points of contact.
It urged those Parties to report by no later than 7 June 2013.
It urged these Parties to provide the missing annual and/or gridded data.
It urged States parties to effectively prosecute those responsible, regardless of their status.
It therefore urged Parties and relevant organizations to enhance capacity, collaboration and coordination in this area.
It urged the parties to demonstrate the necessary political will to establish functioning common institutions.
It urged all parties involved to implement duty-free access in accordance with the Doha Development Agenda.
It urged all parties in South Africa to prevent the disruption of the transition to democracy.
It also urged Parties that had not yet made their contributions to do so as soon as possible.
It urged States parties that had not yet done so to designate their asset recovery focal points.