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Other representatives described how their countries funded their own projects.
His delegation strongly condemned the attacks against diplomatic andconsular missions and representatives described in the report of the Secretary-General and believed that the perpetrators should be brought to justice.
Several representatives described activities undertaken in relation to lead in paint.
At the same time, andin a self-critical manner, the representatives described the difficulties encountered in the implementation of policies and programmes consistent with the Convention.
Many representatives described the principal manifestations of organized crime in the region.
In the ensuing discussion a number of representatives described advances in their countries in the environmentally sound management of used tyres and mercury wastes and the reprocessing of hazardous wastes in cement kilns.
Some representatives described uses of lead-based paints that were permitted as exceptions under national regulatory schemes where no alternatives existed.
Several representatives described their countries' experiences with the negotiation of services under RTAs.
Religious representatives described"harassment and intimidation" by law enforcement and national security officers.
Several representatives described those impacts in their countries, which were felt in particular by communities that were heavily dependent on fishing.
Several representatives described related actions taken in their countries, while others said that their Governments were willing to share information and experiences.
Representatives described their national energy development plans and achievements, including access, efficiency and renewable energy targets.
Many representatives described their countries' efforts to achieve decentralization with a view to improving local governance, ensuring participation and improving service delivery.
Several representatives described their countries' achievements in phasing out ozone-depleting substances, including CFCs, halons, carbon tetrachloride and methyl bromide, ahead of schedule.
Many representatives described the programmes being undertaken in their own countries to improve the urban environment, increase the liveability of towns and cities and provide housing for growing urban populations.
Several representatives described national efforts to address e-waste, including the strengthening of legislation, the preparation of inventories and the collection of mobile phones and their batteries and peripherals.
Several representatives described the issue as too complex to be dealt with through an additional multilateral control system established by a decision of the Parties applicable to all.
Several representatives described the extent and the characteristics of treatment services in their countries and expressed appreciation for the work done by UNODC through the network of drug dependence treatment and rehabilitation resource centres Treatnet.
Most representatives described projects sponsored by UNDCP, either to assist their Governments in dealing with the drugs problem at the national level or to promote cooperation with the Governments of neighbouring States.
Various representatives described the efforts undertaken in their countries to carry out regular assessments of the drug abuse situation and provide an up-to-date picture of needs and priorities on which to base programmes for the prevention of drug abuse.
Many representatives described efforts at the national level to meet their obligations under the Protocol, outlining the policy, legislative, institutional and programmatic measures that they had put in place in order to support those efforts, and the role played by their national ozone units in coordinating and supporting activities.
Several representatives described challenges that their countries faced in meeting their reporting obligations and suggested that the Secretariat try to address them by including a question in the reporting forms that would allow parties to enumerate the difficulties they faced in collecting data and submitting their national reports.
Several representatives described sustainable consumption and production as an essential element in the transition to sustainable development, and others commended the adoption of the 10year framework of programmes on sustainable consumption and production patterns, saying that it represented a sound basis and major implementation tool for sustainable development.
In their debate, representatives described the efforts which their countries were making to implement the Habitat Agenda and the Millennium Development Goals that fell within the purview of UN- Habitat, and several described the beneficial effects of the Global Campaign for Secure Tenure and the Global Campaign for Urban Governance in their countries.
Many representatives described initiatives in their countries to address the challenge of sustainable urbanization, including local-level planning, financial and legislative reforms; implementation of slum upgrading activities and affordable housing projects; promotion of the adaptation and use of appropriate building and construction materials and technologies; and job creation initiatives.
In addition, several representatives described and welcomed initiatives at the regional level, including the African Ministerial Conference on Housing and Urban Development, the Asia-Pacific Ministerial Conference on Housing and Urban Development and the Regional Meeting of Ministers and High-Level Authorities of Housing and Urbanization in Latin America and the Caribbean.
The representative described the role and functions of the newly established Gender Analysis Council.
The representative described various governmental initiatives to promote the advancement of women.
The representative described interventions and strategies to improve the status of women.
The representative described the health situation in the country.