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Relevant international organizations should assist in facilitating a better understanding of these concepts.
The structures of the United Nations and other relevant international organizations should contribute to those important activities.
All relevant international organizations should review the range of development needs and instruments and consult with each other to identify these gaps.
To that end, their exports should be allowed easier access to world markets, and the relevant international organizations should respond to their need for aid in the area of technology.
Relevant international organizations should be encouraged to develop feasible plans to promote capacity-building in developing countries in the area of marine environmental protection.
The United Nations system,development partners and relevant international organizations should support the multisectoral reintegration initiatives of Governments.
Relevant international organizations should collect and disseminate such experience also in the form of regular seminars and the development and dissemination of price models.
Given the enormous potential of South-South cooperation,States and relevant international organizations should give assistance to developing countries in the form of triangular funding arrangements.
Relevant international organizations should study the different voluntary schemes that have been formulated with regard to industry, the effects of the technologies used to cope with problems and the prospects for introducing them elsewhere.
Relevant international organizations should promote training programmes for bank management and staff in order to sensitize them to the needs of women entrepreneurs and the potential benefits of reaching this underserved market.
Since the granting of extensions would entail additional implementation costs, donor States should stand ready to fulfil their commitments, andcivil society and relevant international organizations should continue to play their essential roles.
Developed countries and the relevant international organizations should support developing countries in this endeavour.
The Vienna Declaration on Space and Human Development outlined the key strategies to address global challenges in that sector and should be given priority,including the establishment of a special voluntary United Nations fund for the purpose of implementing the recommendations of UNISPACE III. The relevant international organizations should support the implementation of those recommendations and COPUOS should develop a work plan to promote and accelerate the implementation process.
United Nations agencies and relevant international organizations should increase their participation in the work of the Open-Ended Working Group.
In order to enhance the capacity of the developing countries in marine conservation and management, the developed countries should actively facilitate the transfer of marine technologies to the developing countries under fair andreasonable conditions, and the relevant international organizations should assist the developing countries in carrying out regional or multilateral cooperation, in securing appropriate international funding for marine research and development and in personnel training.
The Board further agreed that relevant international organizations should be engaged in an advisory capacity to supplement the expertise of the support structure.
UNCTAD and the World Tourism Organization, the World Trade Organization, the International Trade Centre(UNCTAD/WTO), the United Nations Environment Programme, the International Labour Office, the International Civil Aviation Organization(ICAO), the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization(UNESCO)and other relevant international organizations should coordinate their efforts and consider establishing an inter-agency mechanism for cooperation in support of sustainable tourism for development.
The United Nations and other relevant international organizations should establish links to databases of high- and low-resolution data to be used in natural disaster management;
With a view to ensuring wider recognition of the needs of the least developed countries, all United Nations system organizations and other relevant international organizations should take the necessary steps to accord special priority to the least developed countries within the context of their legislative mandates.
Governments and relevant international organizations should promote the integration of national plans to combat desertification under the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification into national strategies for sustainable development.
Other ECE countries,non-Parties to the Convention, and relevant international organizations should be encouraged, if need be, to participate in these task forces and expert groups as observers.
Relevant international organizations should strengthen their assistance on construction of bio-laboratories for developing countries and raise their bio-safety and bio-security capacities by providing the most advanced biological protection equipments and technologies.
ICG agreed that Working Group D on interaction with national andregional authorities and relevant international organizations should be referred to as Working Group D on reference frames, timing and applications, in order to better reflect the nature of the activities carried out by that Working Group.
The United Nations system and relevant international organizations should provide the necessary support for and actively contribute to the preparatory process and the Review Conference itself, especially through preconference and parallel events on topics of great relevance to the landlocked developing countries.
At the international level,the participants felt that the United Nations and other relevant international organizations should strengthen the provision of technical assistance and advisory services to the countries of the region, and called for the acceleration of the process of developing an international convention against organized transnational crime.
The relevant international organizations should urgently formulate measures to help developing countries to deal with commodity price risks, including the possible establishment of a new global facility to facilitate developing country access to commodity price risk management and structured commodity finance mechanisms and to assist in the development of regional and national commodity exchanges.
The African Union, Governments in the region and relevant international organizations should facilitate the establishment of labour migration mechanisms between countries within and outside the region to promote temporary migration, development and resettlement programmes.
States and relevant international organizations should therefore consider whether their policies and programmes give adequate emphasis to the needs to prevent piracy and armed robbery at sea, to provide a proper framework for response to these crimes and to ensure an effective response to such incidents as they occur.
The main conclusions of the seminar were that relevant international organizations should provide their assistance to countries in need, while the latter should make every possible effort to ratify existing relevant international instruments and to elaborate new ones aimed at combating organized transnational crime.