Примеры использования Permanent forum could на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A permanent forum could be placed as an advisory body to the Secretary-General.
He said that there was similar acceptance that the mandate of the permanent forum could be developed along the lines of that of the Economic and Social Council.
The Permanent Forum could look at policies country by country and region by region.
One participant said that the forum should be linked to the Trusteeship Council,while another delegation proposed that the permanent forum could submit its reports to the Commission on Human Rights.
A permanent forum could be placed as an advisory body to the General Assembly.
One possibility might be to let the Working Group take care of all human rights aspects while the permanent forum could deal with other issues such as development, culture, environment and health.
He asked how the Permanent Forum could be more closely involved in these processes.
The Permanent Forum could decide the best approach is to support the existing processes.
VII. Information on the Government's promotion and implementation of the United Nations Declaration on the Rightsof Indigenous Peoples and suggestions for ways in which the Permanent Forum could, in accordance with article 42 of the Declaration, establish a constructive dialogue with Member States in order to promote respect for and full application of the provisions of the Declaration and to follow up the effectiveness of the Declaration.
The Permanent Forum could help the regional commissions to incorporate indigenous issues in their programmes of work.
The question which arises from this discussion is whether a permanent forum could not be accountable to the Commission on Human Rights, the Commission on Sustainable Development, and other relevant bodies.
The Permanent Forum could participate with United Nations agencies in joint missions to countries, which could be an important catalyst for closer cooperation.
They agreed that the Global Coordinating Group and the Permanent Forum could organize one or more meetings with the heads of agencies during the thirteenth session of the Permanent Forum. .
The Permanent Forum could encourage the States and United Nations organizations to continue informing on their follow-up to Forum recommendations.
In other words, a permanent forum could become a very specialized and very useful mechanism for what we now call peace-building.
The Permanent Forum could also, as another approach, appoint five or so members to hold specialized meetings on indigenous traditional knowledge during its sessions.
She further observed that the Permanent Forum could bring cohesion to indigenous issues in the United Nations system and provide advice at the highest level.
The Permanent Forum could facilitate implementation of the Declaration at the national level where requested by States, for example, by undertaking joint missions with United Nations agencies.
The Special Committee and the Permanent Forum could co-sponsor studies and expert workshops that could be useful in the Third International Decade for the Eradication of Colonialism.
The Permanent Forum could create a subsidiary forum, such as an intersessional meeting, appoint a Special Rapporteur or leave the matter with organizations currently engaged in this issue.
One recommendation that the Permanent Forum could consider is mandating an expert meeting on indigenous peoples and the environment, with special emphasis on some of the less explored issues.
The Permanent Forum could consider organizing seminars and capacity-building training for permanent missions to the United Nations to help promote the importance of the Declaration among States.
Furthermore, a permanent forum could play an important role in the coordination of United Nations activities affecting indigenous peoples.
To that end, the Permanent Forum could create a task team or committee to engage in constructive dialogue with States on challenges, achievements and future action.
A permanent forum could develop channels of communication with and between these bodies and could play an important role in the coordination and evaluation of United Nations operational activities affecting indigenous peoples.
Moreover, the Permanent Forum could consider engaging all United Nations country teams through the use of a questionnaire to assess their work involving indigenous peoples and identifying gaps and challenges.
The Permanent Forum could host annual meetings in each of the seven regions of indigenous peoples to monitor the application of the Declaration, in accordance with the Programme of Action for the Second International Decade of the World's Indigenous People.
The permanent forum can give advice on all questions within the mandate of the Economic and Social Council that have a direct or indirect relationship with indigenous issues.
The permanent forum can develop its own rules of procedures to establish its relationship with indigenous organizations, in accordance with the rules of procedure of the Economic and Social Council.
Collaboration between the Working Group and the Permanent Forum can help both mandates to achieve their respective goals.