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To other interested intergovernmental organizations, which shall be represented by observers;
Industry bodies, non-governmental organizations and other interested intergovernmental organizations.
Representatives of other interested intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations invited by the Secretary-General of UNCTAD;
In line with the decision of the Committee's Bureau of 20 March 2002, the draft general comment was circulated for comments andobservations to the other treaty bodies and other interested intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations.
Representatives of other interested intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations and civil society at large invited by the Secretary-General of UNCTAD;
In line with the decision of the Committee's Bureau of 20 March 2002, this revised draft General Comment will be made available to other treaty bodies,as well as to other interested intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations, for comments and observations.
Observers from other interested intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations and civil society at large, upon invitation or designation by the Secretary-General of the Conference;
In addition, representatives of the United Nations International Drug Control Programme,the International Criminal Police Organization(Interpol), other interested intergovernmental organizations and non-governmental organizations would be invited to participate in the workshop discussion.
The draft programme includes a proposal to establish a coordinating panel on technical advice and assistance in juvenile justice, which will consist of representatives of the Committee on the Rights of the Child, the High Commissioner/Centre for Human Rights, the Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Division, UNICEF, UNDP and other relevant United Nations organizations and specialized agencies,as well as other interested intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations.
Request the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, the United Nations Children's Fund,the World Health Organization, other interested intergovernmental bodies and international non-governmental organizations to provide, in consultation with the Committee on the Rights of the Child, information and support to the working group in pursuance of this objective;
On 7 November 2013, at its reconvened substantive session of 2013, the Council, in its decision 2013/259, authorized the international expert group meeting, which included the participation of membersof the Permanent Forum, representatives of the United Nations system, other interested intergovernmental organizations, experts from indigenous peoples' organizations, and interested Member States.
To authorize a technical three-day workshop on free, prior andinformed consent, with the participation of representatives of the United Nations system and other interested intergovernmental organizations, experts from indigenous organizations,interested States and three members of the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues and to request the workshop to report to the fourth session of the Forum under the special theme of the session.
At its regular session on 28 July 2011, the Council decided to authorize the international expert group meeting(Council decision 2011/266), including the participation of members of the Permanent Forum,representatives of the United Nations system, other interested intergovernmental organizations, experts from indigenous peoples' organizations and interested Member States.
At its 49th plenary meeting, on 22 July 2004, the Economic and Social Council decided to authorize a technical three-day workshop on free, prior andinformed consent, with the participation of representatives of the United Nations system and other interested intergovernmental organizations, experts from indigenous organizations,interested States and three members of the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, and requested the workshop to report to the Forum at its fourth session, under the special theme of the session.
At its 45th plenary meeting, on 22 July 2010, the Council decided to authorize the international expert group meeting(see Council decision 2010/248), with the participation of members of the Permanent Forum,representatives of the United Nations system, other interested intergovernmental organizations, experts from indigenous peoples' organizations and interested Member States.
At its 37th plenary meeting, on 22 July 2005, the Economic and Social Council, in its decision 2005/252, decided to authorize the expert group meeting with the participation of representatives of the United Nations system andthree members of the Forum invited other interested intergovernmental organizations, experts from indigenous organizations and interested Member States to participate as well; and requested the meeting to report to the Forum at its fifth session under the special theme of that session.
The draft programme includes, among other things, a proposal to establish a coordinating panel on technical advice and assistance in juvenile justice, which will consist of representatives of the Committee on the Rights of the Child, the High Commissioner/Centre for Human Rights, the Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Division, UNICEF, UNDP and other relevant United Nations organizations and specialized agencies,as well as other interested intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations which are involved with the provision of technical advice and assistance.
Following the recommendation of the Forum at its third session, the Economic and Social Council, in its decision 2004/287, of 22 July 2004, decided to authorize a technical three-day workshop on free, prior andinformed consent, with the participation of representatives of the United Nations system and other interested intergovernmental organizations, experts from indigenous organizations,interested States and three members of the Forum, and requested the Workshop to report to the Forum at its fourth session, under the special theme of the session.
At its resumed session in December 2006, the Council decided to authorize the expert group meeting with the participation of representatives from the United Nations system,five members of the Permanent Forum, other interested intergovernmental organizations, experts from indigenous organizations and interested Member States.
Observers designated by regional intergovernmental organizations and other interested international bodies;
All 12 Commonwealth of Independent States countries and other interested States and intergovernmental organizations participated in the preparatory process and the conference itself.
It invited other treaty bodies and interested intergovernmental and nongovernmental organizations to submit comments and observations on the draft.
Serve at least as an advisory body to the United Nations system,regional intergovernmental organizations and other interested parties;
This procedure demonstrates to the intergovernmental body and other interested parties that the organization itself is constantly striving to use its resources effectively and efficiently.
All 12 CIS countries,as well as other interested States and intergovernmental organizations, have participated in the process, holding two meetings of experts, two rounds of three subregional meetings and three meetings of a drafting committee.
Securing coherence in the development of norms andstandards by co-operating with other interested parties, including international, intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations.
Participation in the seminar of representatives of all entities involved in implementation of the FEEI project is anticipated: governments; National Participating Institutions and National Coordinators; supporting institutions;major project contractors; and other interested governmental, intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations.
The SBI noted with appreciation that 35 Parties, as well as UNEP,have established Article 6 focal points and it invited all other interested Parties and intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations to do the same and to inform the secretariat accordingly.
Such networks, comprising policy makers and technical institutions alike, are being developed with the participation of leading scientific and technical organizations, andin association with UNESCO and other interested United Nations agencies and intergovernmental bodies.
To participate, in the capacity of observers, in its sessions and work, andalso to invite as observers to the Preparatory Commission representatives of interested regional intergovernmental organizations and other interested international bodies, including the international tribunals for former Yugoslavia and Rwanda;