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In January 1995 a plan of action was adopted.
The plan of action was adopted by the Committee on 5 October 2004.
At the meeting, a consolidated plan of action was adopted.
The Mexican Plan of Action was adopted on 16 November 2004.
With respect to malaria, a special summit of heads of State and Government of the countries concerned was held on 24-25 April in Abuja,Nigeria, where a plan of action was adopted to combat the disease.
A related plan of action was adopted by the General Assembly in July 2005.
At a workshop held on 6 and 7 March in Mogadishu and organized by the Transitional Federal Government andthe United Nations, a draft plan of action was adopted for the release and re-integration of child soldiers from Government armed forces.
A specific plan of action was adopted to further the realization of that objective.
However, significant progress towards that end was made at the June 2004 session of the International Labour Conference, where a plan of action was adopted calling for the development of a non-binding multilateral framework for a rights-based approach to labour migration.
A Plan of Action was adopted for the implementation of the UNCTAD port management training programme in these countries.
At the Second Conference of the High Contracting Parties, a Plan of Action was adopted to guide States in their implementation of Article 8 paragraph 2.
The Plan of Action was adopted by the General Assembly in resolution 64/293 on 30 July 2010, after a broad consultative process.
To ensure that States parties are able fully to realize the goals andobjectives set forth in the Treaty, a Plan of Action was adopted by the ASEAN Foreign Ministers during the first meeting of the Executive Committee of the South-East Asia Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zone Commission, held in Manila in July 2007.
The plan of action was adopted by the AU Conference of Ministers of Education in Mozambique in September 2006.
At the regional level,the Philippines notably manifested its support for nuclear non-proliferation through the South-East Asia Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zone, whose plan of action was adopted during the Philippine chairmanship of the Commission of the South-East Asia Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zone in 2007, and the Philippines has been supporting it since then.
A Final Document and Plan of Action was adopted there, reflecting international commitments on the environment and on sustainable development.
The new, non-binding International Plan of Action was adopted by the FAO Committee on Fisheries in early 2001.
The plan of action was adopted at the Intergovernmental Meeting on Asia-Pacific Years of Action for Application of Space Technology and Geographic Information System for Disaster Risk Reduction and Sustainable Development, 2012-2017, which was held in Bangkok from 18 to 20 December 2012.
The ASEAN Socio-Cultural Community Plan of Action was adopted, in which ASEAN members would be linked together in partnerships as a community of caring societies.
The plan of action was adopted by the Government shortly after the reporting period, in July 2012, but was not implemented during the period owing to the timing of its adoption.
Taking into account that the Rome Declaration on Food Security andWorld Food Summit Plan of Action was adopted by the Summit and thus by the leaders of the world, the commitments made there must be considered to have overriding legal, political and moral significance for the world community.
In 2009, when the plan of action was adopted, a two-year twinning project sponsored by the Statistical Office of the European Communities(EUROSTAT) was launched. The project addressed the issue of how to make the business register, business statistics and price indices better in order to improve the SNA data and to directly improve the national accounts, in particular for sector accounts, supply and use tables, financial accounts, calculation of consumption of fixed capital and estimates of the non-observed economy.
The Kyoto Declaration and Plan of Action was adopted by the International Conference on the Sustainable Contribution of Fisheries to Food Security in 1995.
At this congress, a plan of action was adopted which recommended, inter alia, that women should participate in national institutions and the national decision-making processes; training programmes to encourage women's participation in political life should be conducted; a policy of a minimum 30 per cent representation of women in the transitional Government should be adopted; and that campaigns highlighting discrimination against women, a major problem in Timor-Leste, should be carried out.
At the fifth ministerial meeting held in Buenos Aires in October 1998, a plan of action was adopted to implement our shared objectives in the peaceful settlement of disputes, economic cooperation, development, the conservation of fishery resources, the fight against drug trafficking and the protection of the environment.
In the Caribbean, a plan of action was adopted by a high-level meeting held in May 1996, focusing on drug controls, demand reduction, legislation, law enforcement and maritime cooperation.
To facilitate the implementation of the recommendations of the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, a plan of action was adopted for 2008- 2010 setting out numerous initiatives to raise awareness, consolidate capacity, ensure free access to justice, improve mechanisms for protecting human rights and freedoms, establish working methods for criminal investigation bodies to examine the causes of crime and facilitate consideration of complaints from Muslim, Roma and other ethnic minorities, as stipulated by law.
To effectively realize the Program a Plan of Action was adopted envisaging establishment of network of crisis centers on the territory of the country, arrangement of awareness-raising campaigns, work with victims of violence, conducting researches in relevant sphere etc.
The final report, Declaration and Plan of Action were adopted by consensus.
Global Plans of Action are adopted by the relevant Governing Bodies of FAO, i.e.