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The report also examines the major challenges to the enjoyment of these rights in the aftermath of the conflict.
The report also examines the desirability of further simplification of rules and regulations pertaining to travel.
The report also examines the duplication of funds allotted for immigration and social needs in the settlements.
The report also examines expected data requirements and data gaps, based on initial survey results received from countries.
The report also examines the external debt situation of these countries and the progress made towards trade liberalization.
The report also examines actions to close the data gaps, along with recommendations and a time frame for carrying the work forward.
The report also examines how we can strengthen the norms and institutions that make armed conflict less viable and less likely.
The report also examines ways of improving the effectiveness of the work of United Nations bodies, while preserving the social dimensions of NEPAD.
The report also examines the financial situation of UNDCP, on which the sustainability of its activities and its effective functioning depend.
The report also examines the status of implementation of the recommendations of the World Conference on Human Rights held at Vienna in 1993.
The report also examines the role of industrial development in helping to enable these challenges to be met and the Millennium Development Goals to be achieved.
The report also examines training data journalists and data-driven automation in journalism, as well as lessons from beyond the media sector.
The report also examines market access and competitiveness issues, potential trading opportunities for products from developing countries and developmental effects.
The Report also examines growing evidence of the positive effect of volunteerism on the well-being of participating individuals, their communities and societies.
The report also examines three emerging issues from the perspective of the priority theme: social protection, youth employment and mainstreaming disability in the development agenda.
The report also examines how the various functions of the high-level political forum on sustainable development can contribute to supporting the post-2015 development agenda.
The report also examines options to improve policy development and monitoring of programme implementation, including issues related to the development of information, statistics and indicators on disability.
The report also examines an important dimension of the globalization process which is the gradual spread of ideas and values with regard to civil and political rights, as well as economic, social and cultural rights.
The report also examines various policy options that might be considered in ongoing efforts to maximize the benefits of biotechnology for society while minimizing its potential to do harm.
The report also examines the impact of IPRs on furthering trade and investment, essentially in terms of the impact on developed country exports and investments due to strengthening of IPRs in the developing countries.
The report also examines the interaction between external and domestic public debt sustainability, and reviews progress in debt management capacity-building efforts in developing countries.
The report also examines the current situation within the geospatial field in relation to the issues and challenges that necessitate a shared statement of principles and suggests guiding principles for discussion and inclusion.
The report also examines the current restructuring exercise which has enjoyed two key advantages in comparison with previous attempts, namely, a much less confrontational climate in the Organization's governing bodies and the leadership role of the Secretary-General.
The report also examines States' practice to protect human rights and the limitations placed on the exercise of fundamental freedoms and human rights in the context of counter-terrorism, particularly freedom of expression, and considers the impact on the right to a fair trial.
The report also examines some of the key humanitarian developments and challenges of the past year and addresses some of the key issues related to the protection of civilians and internally displaced persons(IDP), contingency planning, natural disasters and HIV in the context of emergencies.
The report also examines the impact of global trends and their policy implications as regards the situation of rural women, and provides policy recommendations that are aimed at maximizing the beneficial effects of globalization for rural women while curtailing those effects that are harmful.
The report also examines new evidence regarding the actual scale of the Palestinian bilateral trade deficit with Israel as well as the economic ramifications of the severance of East Jerusalem from the rest of the economy of the occupied Palestinian territory and the resultant lost development opportunities.
The report also examines the response of the multilateral development system to these challenges, especially in the light of the changing international development aid architecture and efforts to achieve greater coherence in the delivery of services to developing countries, particularly by the United Nations system.
The report also examines the linkages among the following global issues: climate change, loss of biological diversity, and forestry; climate change and water resources; biodiversity, loss of forests, and water resources; desertification and its links to other global issues; and stratospheric ozone depletion, climate change and biodiversity.
The report also examines mechanisms for facilitating improved relationships between the Travelling and settled communities, particularly at local level, and makes recommendations with a view to reducing conflict and strengthening mutual respect and understanding which it is hoped will merge into what the Task Force calls a Strategy for Reconciliation.