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It welcomed the proposal to prepare a draft resolution on the subject.
As the Advisory Committee had consistently called for a rationalized support structure to the African Union in the area of peace and security, it welcomed the proposal to consolidate the four entities in Addis Ababa in a single entity.
It welcomed the proposal by Turkey to host this meeting, subject to the agreement of national authorities.
At its forty-fourth session, the Sub-Commission adopted resolution 1992/25 in which it welcomed the proposal by the Secretary-General to organize a meeting of experts on the application of international standards concerning the human rights of detained juveniles.
It welcomed the proposal to designate the year 2012 the International Year of Sustainable Energy Access.
At its first meeting, held in Punta del Este, Uruguay, from 2 to 6 May 2005,the Conference of the Parties of the Stockholm Convention adopted decision SC-1/18, in which it welcomed the proposal by the Conference of the Parties to the Rotterdam Convention for there to be a joint head of the secretariats of both the Stockholm and the Rotterdam conventions.
It welcomed the proposal of the United States to host a workshop on the modelling and monitoring of particulate matter in spring 2004.
Also recalling its resolution 53/6 of 12 March 2010, entitled"Follow-up to the promotion of best practices and lessons learned for the sustainability and integrality of alternative development programmes and the proposal to organize an international workshop andconference on alternative development", in which it welcomed the proposal of Peru and Thailand to jointly host an international workshop, back to back with an international conference, in close collaboration with the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.
It welcomed the proposal by Saudi Arabia that a task force should be set up to study the establishment of an international centre to combat terrorism.
It welcomed the proposal for peer review of the RAINS model and requested the Task Force and CIAM to cooperate with the EC CAFE programme on this matter.
In particular, it welcomed the proposals to establish a technical support team to undertake the necessary preparatory work under the auspices of an inter-agency contact group.
It welcomed the proposal of the delegation of Ukraine, and agreed to undertake a country profile on the housing sector of Ukraine, which would also include land administration issues.
It welcomed the proposals that the United Nations Centre for Human Settlements strengthen its core activities and develop into a centre of excellence for human settlements.
It welcomed the proposals presented in the report, in particular the revised proposal to conduct an independent interim evaluation on all aspects of the justice system.
It welcomed the proposals for collaboration made by other organizations as listed in the table annexed to AC document AC/2014/21 and agreed to refer to the table when carrying out its future work.
It welcomed the proposal to include the data elements as they stand in annex 1 of document ExG/COMP/2002/10 as a new annex to the Reference Model without aligning them further to the UNTDED.
It welcomed the proposal by Germany to amend article 1.01 and annex 5 in accordance with this standard, noting that this would harmonize the requirements on navigational lights to inland and maritime vessels.
In that regard, it welcomed the proposal to forward the evaluation forms of candidates to the central review body to obtain independent confirmation of the appropriateness of the criteria A/55/253, para. 12.
In this regard, it welcomed the proposals to help the country to overcome its challenges through assistance to improve its human resources capacity, policy development and implementation, and the sharing of experiences.
It welcomed the proposal of the United Nations Secretary-General to establish a group of independent experts to investigate the illegal exploitation of the resources of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Lastly, it welcomed the proposal to use river transportation, which was significantly cheaper than air transport and constituted a more effective means of transport in view of the lack of road infrastructure in southern Sudan, in particular.
It welcomed the proposal of the United Nations Statistics Division that the London Group invite developing countries, ensuring regional representation, to its next meeting, which will take place in October 2000 in the Netherlands.
It welcomed the proposals of 2 April 2003 put forward by the Turkish Cypriot side with a view to initiating a process of dialogue and cooperation leading to a working relationship between the two sides, while facilitating the efforts targeting a comprehensive settlement.
It welcomed the proposal to hold a workshop on the PM assessment review and a joint workshop between the Task Force on Integrated Assessment Modelling and the Task Force on Measurements and Modelling on urban fine-scale modelling in November 2006.
It welcomed the proposals on innovative sources of financing for development and expressed the hope that the United Nations and the multilateral financing organizations would work together to mobilize the core resources needed for the financing of development.
It welcomed the proposal to convert three general temporary assistance positions within the Office of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General, created to facilitate and enhance cooperation and coordination with the European Rule of Law Mission in Kosovo, to permanent posts.
However, it welcomed the proposal that programmes under the budget sections for human rights and humanitarian affairs should be strengthened, and looked forward to receiving further proposals reflecting the commitment made at the 2005 World Summit to boost the capacity of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights.
In that connection, it welcomed the proposal by the Committee for Programme and Coordination(CPC) that an ad hoc technical seminar of experts should be convened in the field of programme planning of the United Nations d/ to assist the Secretariat in drafting the prototype of a possible new format of the medium-term plan for submission to CPC at its thirty-third session.
It welcomed the proposal to institute an annual ministerial-level global environmental forum, with the UNEP Governing Council constituting the forum in the years that it meets in regular session and, in alternate years, with the forum taking the form of a special session of the Governing Council in which participants could gather to review important and emerging policy issues in the field of the environment.
At the same time, it welcomes the proposal of the Secretary-General to assign two international professionals and two local consultants as a unit under the administrative structure of the United Nations Development Programme for a period of six months, funded by the Trust Fund for the Mission of the United Nations in El Salvador, to follow up on the outstanding elements of the peace accords, while the verification and good offices responsibilities would continue to be carried out from New York.