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The report also discusses the post-tsunami reconstruction process.
The report also discusses the shipping industry, illicit drug trafficking and piracy.
The report also discusses changes that may affect its production and distribution.
The report also discusses the impact of competition policy on economic development.
The report also discusses how the environment can contribute to peace and regional cooperation.
The report also discusses the differing impact of resident and regional investigators.
The report also discusses the main challenges faced by these organizations in managing their websites.
The report also discusses further work on integrated assessment modelling for the period after the adoption of the protocol.
The report also discusses the widespread incidence of illegal logging, which has notable environmental implications.
The report also discusses the effects of racism and discrimination against children of minorities and migrant workers.
The report also discusses the situation of children in conflict with the law, including the status of minors deprived of their liberty.
The report also discusses the means of implementation, mainly capacity-building related to monitoring, assessment and reporting and some emerging issues.
The report also discusses the important issue of technical assistance to recipient client countries and organizations as part of good governance programmes.
The report also discusses the scope of CR reporting and the potential users of such reports, as well as criteria that could be applied in selecting core indicators.
The report also discusses funding by GEF for projects related to international waters, biodiversity and climate change, all of which have major marine components.
The report also discusses the allocation of $5 million to finance the holding of conferences in third countries, dedicated to promoting"transition" in Cuba.
The report also discusses prosecution of individuals who perpetrate international crimes committed with small arms or who are complicit in such crimes.
The report also discusses activities of the United Nations system in disaster prevention and mitigation in developing and utilizing mineral resources.
The report also discusses financing mechanisms for social development and key policy responses aimed at further improving and consolidating Africa's social development gains.
The report also discusses the greater integration of the economic, social and environmental dimensions of sustainable development and the strengthening of the institutional framework for sustainable development.
The report also discusses the effects of the evolution in the funding of technical cooperation activities in mineral resources and of the current financial situation of the United Nations Secretariat.
The report also discusses some of the activities that FAO is currently undertaking in relation to the special theme of the sixth session of the Forum, namely, Territories, lands and natural resources.
The report also discusses the economic, social and ethical aspects of the introduction of nanotechnology, how public dialogue on this issue is being progressing and the work of international and intergovernmental organizations.
This report also discusses relevant audit findings regarding catering operations at the United Nations Office at Geneva and the International Trade Centre UNCTAD/WTO.
The Report also discusses the need for macroeconomic policies that are conducive to capital formation and for proactive trade and industrial national policies in support of productive dynamism.
The report also discusses the continued difficulties in gaining access to reliable information regarding executions, and issues related to the human rights of children of parents sentenced to the death penalty or executed.
The report also discusses the general assessment by OIOS of the internal control and risk management frameworks of those operations and highlights areas of concern with respect to the oversight of complex inter-agency programmes.
The report also discusses a range of remedial options and highlights tailored and pragmatic programmes for an effective response to emerging crime trends that go beyond individual national jurisdictions.
The report also discusses possible options for the review and appraisal of the International Plan of Action on Ageing and a possible chronology of events leading up to the proposed follow-up to the World Assembly on Ageing in 2002, for the consideration of the Commission.
The report also discusses the worrisome increase in the number of children victims of attacks against schools and communities by non-State armed groups, including the ever increasing number of children inadvertently killed during engagements by international and Afghan forces.