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The missions were conducted as follows.
On the basis of formal and timely requests,needs-assessment missions were conducted in 34 requesting States.
These missions were conducted in cooperation with the regional and national early warning units in the SADC region.
Inter-agency field verification missions were conducted during the reporting period.
Field missions were conducted in Nigeria in September 2013, Togo and Benin in October 2013 and Ghana in December 2013.
During 2012, additional resources were received for this programme and scoping missions were conducted in Bangladesh, Ghana and Nepal.
Several missions were conducted to priority countries to provide support, including in preparation of the ASU for 2016.
In some instances, the Committee has also offered its good offices and technical assistance, andon two occasions, field missions were conducted by Committee members.
Thirdly, protocol-building missions were conducted at a variety of chemical sites.
The missions were conducted over the period from 29 September to 21 November 2009, each lasting from two to four days, and included over 150 separate meetings in 11 countries.
In addition to this,Joint Angola/Zambia Inspection Team verification missions were conducted in March 1998 to areas allegedly being used to transport arms to UNITA.
Assessment missions were conducted to assess capacity in criminal intelligence analysis and the capacity of law enforcement agencies and financial intelligence units.
Particular focus has fallen on post-conflict States and, at the request of UnitedNations peacekeeping missions and the countries concerned, assessment/programming missions were conducted in 10 post-conflict States in 2005-2006.
Joint humanitarian missions were conducted to assess the living conditions of internally displaced persons returned to their communities of origin in the western, central and northern parts of the country.
His delegation anticipated that the overall peacekeeping budget for 2014-2015 would greatly exceed its historical high and it would therefore work with other delegations to ensure that peacekeeping operations andspecial political missions were conducted in an efficient and sustainable manner.
Field assessment missions were conducted jointly with key local authorities and partners in all 4 northern regions to evaluate infrastructure for the provision of social services as well as obstacles to the restoration of State and local authority.
With the dramatic increase in the number of peace-keeping operations, the Department needed to provide information on those operations on a sustained basis, since such information could be vital in forming a positive world opinion, both in the troop-contributing countries andin countries where peace-keeping missions were conducted.
Missions were conducted to Abéché, Koundoul, Moussoro and Mongo, the headquarters of the Armée de Terre, the Nationale Gendarmerie, the National Nomad Guard of Chad, and the Direction Générale de Sécurisation des Services et Institutions de l'Etat(DGSSIE)(the State security services) in N'Djamena in August 2009.
Fact-finding missions were conducted, initially in the Dominican Republic and East Africa, and national assessment reports were published for a few countries, including an estimation of biofuel market potential addressing relevant economic, environmental and national aspects, and national strategies, the role of key stakeholders, export possibilities, national supply and international demand.
The mission was conducted from 26 June to 5 July 2003.
An identification mission was conducted and an agreement signed with the Government.
The mission was conducted with the full cooperation of the Government of Sudan as well as SPLM.
The mission was conducted in December 1996 and submitted a report.
The Mission is conducting a comprehensive justice sector assessment in all 10 States of Southern Sudan.
A training course for 22 field staff from 15 missions was conducted in April 2011.
The mission was conducted in close coordination with the United Nations Resident Coordinator in Yemen, whose support throughout the mission was highly appreciated.
The mission was conducted with the support of experts from the National Institute for Space Research of Brazil, CONAE and the Office for Outer Space Affairs, through UN-SPIDER.
A mission was conducted in April 2010 and the Government of Mozambique expressed a strong interest in introducing biofuels in the country.
The identification mission was conducted in October 2010 and an agreement signed with the Government.
A fifth field exploratory mission was conducted in Khamisiyah(southern Iraq) from 3 to 18 September.