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It encourages the State party to develop such a tool.
Each party to develop appropriate strategies for identifying sites contaminated by mercury and mercury compounds.
The Committee encourages the State party to develop and strengthen this service for children at risk.
Regarding cooperation-- and we will never cease pointing this out-- the Democratic Republic of the Congo was the very first State party to develop significant cooperation with the Court.
He urged the State party to develop a code of ethics for the media.
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For its part,the Democratic Republic of the Congo was the very first State party to develop meaningful cooperation with the International Criminal Court.
It urges the State party to develop a mechanism for measuring the poverty level and to monitor it closely.
The Committee encourages the State party to develop programmes specially designed to reduce female illiteracy.
It also encourages the State party to develop indicators and benchmarks and that it compile disaggregated data for the purpose of specifically assessing the needs of disadvantaged and marginalized individuals and groups, and requests that this information be included in the next periodic report.
The Committee further recommends the State party to develop and implement a comprehensive policy for the prevention of child abuse and neglect.
Action plans: Each party to develop and implement a national action plan and, as appropriate, participate in the development and implementation of a subregional or regional action plan to identify, characterize and address the release of atmospheric emissions of mercury from specified source sectors.
It encourages the State party to develop and implement a comprehensive legislative act on the rights of the child.
The Committee urges the State party to develop clear guidelines and regulations for the business sector with regard to protecting and respecting children's rights as enshrined in the Convention, Act No. 26061 and the Constitution, and to advance in the area of social and environmental responsibility from a human rights perspective.
It further urges the State party to develop de-institutionalization strategies based on the human rights model of disability.
It also calls upon the State party to develop partnerships with civil society and community-based organizations and international stakeholders to identify women and girls with disabilities in the State party who are facing discrimination based on their disability or other grounds, as well as isolation, confinement and different forms of physical and psychological violence.
It also encourages the State party to develop training for teachers on the inclusion of human rights and peace education in the educational system.
It urges the State party to develop and implement viable migration policies, in consultation with relevant States.
It urges the State party to develop strategies and sustained programmes to inform parents and communities about advantages of breastfeeding.
The Committee encourages the State party to develop comprehensive measures aimed at the diversification of women's academic and professional choices.
The Committee urges the State party to develop and implement a policy to protect the privacy of all children who have been registered in the national databases.
The Committee urges the State party to develop more programmes and policies targeted at men to accelerate the changing of attitudes and behaviour.
The Committee further encourages the State party to develop a strategy based on the policy and allocate sufficient human, technical and financial resources for its implementation.
The Committee urges the States party to develop poverty reduction programmes targeted to women, including for the predominantly female refugee population.
The Committee urges the State party to develop strategies to tackle this issue, in cooperation with the Zambian Human Rights Commission and other stakeholders.
The Committee urges the State party to develop and implement action plans for employment that will progressively reduce unemployment in the informal sector.
It urges the State party to develop and implement programmes aimed at counselling girls and women on non-traditional educational and vocational choices.
The Committee also urges the State party to develop programmes specifically designed to reduce the dropout rate of girls and young women, including through the use of incentives for parents.
The Committee encourages the State party to develop special policies and programmes aimed at the economic empowerment of rural women and their access to health-care services.
In addition, it requests the State party to develop policies and measures to protect women migrant workers who go abroad through informal channels from all forms of violations of their rights.
It encourages the State party to develop universal, long-term public policies in those areas, moving away from project-based initiatives, and calls on the State party to. .