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Collaborate with relevant multilateral institutions to promote technology transfer.
Recognizing the need for enhancing the voice andparticipation of least developed countries in relevant multilateral institutions and international forums.
The relevant multilateral institutions mobilized staff expertise on the issues under discussion.
Individually and through international cooperation and assistance, relevant multilateral institutions and international organizations, to take measures.
The relevant multilateral institutions should sharpen their focus on the environment so that human tampering with nature is reduced.
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Moreover, the Special Rapporteur wishes to underline the following concerns and commends them to the Commission on Human Rights and other relevant multilateral institutions, for further and continuing attention.
Assistance from all sources,including relevant multilateral institutions and non-State actors, was most welcome in that context.
All these collaborative efforts should be accorded high priority andincreased support from the international community and assistance from all sources, including relevant multilateral institutions and non-State actors.
What should be the objective of collaboration with relevant multilateral institutions to promote technology transfer and what practical steps should be taken?
All these collaborative efforts should be accorded high priority andincreased support from the international community and assistance from all sources, including relevant multilateral institutions and non-State actors.
Invites other relevant multilateral institutions, in particular the Inter-American Development Bank, regional organizations and bilateral donors, to cooperate fully with the Group.
Invite the IPU to organize a global specialized conference on trade, finance and development issues,in cooperation with the relevant multilateral institutions, to be convened in Geneva by the end of January 2001 at the latest; and.
Calls upon the international community, relevant multilateral institutions and developed countries to enhance coherence in their trade, investment and aid policies towards African countries;
Also invites the President of the General Assembly to request relevant programmes, funds andagencies of the United Nations system, as well as relevant multilateral institutions, to present their views on an agenda for development within those consultations;
Reiterates the need for the international community, relevant multilateral institutions and developed countries to enhance coherence in their trade, investment, aid and debt policies towards African countries;
Request the IPU to establish a world directory of all parliamentary bodies and standing committees that address trade, finance and development issues with a view to facilitating the sharing of relevant information andexperiences among them and with the IPU and relevant multilateral institutions;
Invites the relevant multilateral institutions to accord high priority to assistance for commodity diversification in Africa, in particular for the preparatory phase of such projects, taking into account the urgency of the matter;
Current measures to enhance the productive capacity and reduce the vulnerability of least developed countries, including the trade-oriented Enhanced Integrated Framework for least developed countries,need to be integrated into a more systematic effort by donors and relevant multilateral institutions.
To invite Governments, groups of Governments, regional groups and other relevant stakeholders, including United Nations agencies, funds and programmes andinstitutions, as well as other relevant multilateral institutions and forums, to submit further detailed comments and proposals on the right to development criteria and operational sub-criteria;
Thereafter, the Chairperson-Rapporteur presented a short summary of the submissions received from Governments, groups of Governments, regional groups and other relevant stakeholders, including United Nations agencies, funds and programmes andinstitutions, as well as other relevant multilateral institutions and forums.
Individually and through international cooperation and assistance, relevant multilateral institutions and international organizations, to increase international aid allocated to agricultural development, particularly with respect to production of staple foods in least developed countries, in order to reduce dependency on food imports and foster local production;
For that purpose, the Working Group had before it two conference room papers(A/HRC/WG.2/13/CRP.1 and 2) containing, respectively, submissions received from Governments, groups of Governments and regional groups, and submissions from other relevant stakeholders, including United Nations agencies, funds and programmes andinstitutions, as well as other relevant multilateral institutions and forums.
The Working Group invited Governments, groups of Governments, regional groups and other relevant stakeholders, including United Nations agencies, funds andprogrammes and institutions, as well as other relevant multilateral institutions and forums to submit further detailed comments and proposals on the right-to-development criteria and operational sub-criteria as per conclusion(v);
For that purpose, the Working Group had before it two conference room papers(A/HRC/WG.2/14/CRP.4 and 5), prepared by the Secretariat pursuant to Human Rights Council resolution 21/32, containing, respectively, submissions received from Governments, groups of Governments and regional groups, and submissions from other relevant stakeholders, including United Nations agencies, funds, programmes andinstitutions, as well as other relevant multilateral institutions and forums.
Requests the organizations and agencies of the United Nations development system, including regional commissions,and other relevant multilateral institutions to take further concrete measures to systematically integrate the use of the modalities of technical and economic cooperation among developing countries into their regular cooperation programmes in line with the new directions strategy with a view to supporting their effective implementation;
Consideration should also be given to ways of improving the efficiency and coordination of bilateral and multilateral assistance in delivering forest programmes, including proposals for cooperation, at the national andinternational levels, within and among all relevant multilateral institutions, including United Nations agencies and the World Bank, and between multilateral and bilateral donors.
Requests the organizations andagencies of the United Nations development system, including regional commissions and other relevant multilateral institutions, to take further concrete measures to integrate systematically the use of the modalities of technical and economic cooperation among developing countries into their regular cooperation programmes in line with the New Directions Strategy, with a view to supporting their effective implementation;
The Working Group took note of documents A/HRC/WG.2/13/CRP.1 and CRP.2 containing detailed views and comments submitted by Governments, groups of governments, regional groups and other relevant stakeholders, including United Nations agencies, funds and programmes andinstitutions, as well as other relevant multilateral institutions and forums, in fulfillment of the conclusions and recommendations agreed at its twelfth session.
Reiterates the need for all countries and relevant multilateral institutions to continue efforts to enhance coherence in their trade policies towards African countries, and acknowledges the importance of efforts to fully integrate African countries into the international trading system and to build their capacity to compete through initiatives such as aid for trade and, given the global economic and financial crisis, the provision of assistance to address the adjustment challenges of trade liberalization;
Recalls that the Working Group, at its thirteenth session, had before it two documents containing detailed views and comments on the draft criteria and operational subcriteria, submitted by Governments, groups of Governments, regional groups and other relevant stakeholders, including United Nations agencies, funds and programmes andinstitutions, as well as other relevant multilateral institutions and forums, in fulfilment of the conclusions and recommendations agreed at its twelfth session;