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Requests the secretariat to continue to work with the secretariat of the World Customs Organization.
The Working Group of the Parties took note of these developments and requested the secretariat to continue to work on redesigning the logo without the olive branches.
Requests the secretariat to continue to work on consolidation and clustering of technical cooperation activities;
Another speaker commended UNICEF for its holistic approach to the Plan of Action, while encouraging the secretariat to continue to work within its mandate.
They also asked the secretariat to continue to work with the UNDG Executive Committee agencies on the harmonization of cost recovery.
The Board took note of the report concerning small pensions and bank charges,and encouraged the secretariat to continue to work on reducing costs to beneficiaries in that area;
She encouraged the Secretariat to continue to work with Member States to develop such standards for all relevant peacekeeping components and as a basis for training.
The Asian Group and China expressed concern about the lack andpoor quality of data on electronic commerce and encouraged the secretariat to continue to work in this area, so as to ensure that data were internationally comparable.
Requests the secretariat to continue to work on the elaboration of the assessment procedure for leachate and to gather additional information about practical experience and suggestions for potential worst-case scenarios for other materials;
The Board took note of the report and encouraged the secretariat to continue to work on reducing costs to beneficiaries in this area.
His delegation urged the Secretariat to continue to work with Member States to make mechanisms such as the strategic deployment stocks and the United Nations Standby Arrangements System fully effective, in the light of lessons learned from recent mission start-ups.
Recently, three donors have provided financial resources to enable the secretariat to continue to work in this direction: Canada, Norway and the European Commission pending.
The Special Committee urges the Secretariat to continue to work towards the goal of being able to deploy peacekeeping operations within 30 days after the adoption of a United Nations mandate and to deploy complex peacekeeping operations within 90 days after the adoption of a mandate.
At its first meeting, the Conference of the Parties decided, in decision RC-1/8, to encourage WCO to assign HS customs codes to the individual chemicals or groups of chemicals listed in Annex III, as appropriate, andalso requested the secretariat to continue to work with the WCO secretariat. .
In that regard, the Special Committee encourages the Secretariat to continue to work towards the strategic and operational planning of peacekeeping operations to fulfil such mandates.
For its part, in commenting on the report of the Secretary-General related to the re-engineering of ODS, the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions(ACABQ)welcomed the progress made and encouraged the Secretariat"to continue to work towards unrestricted and free access to the system for all accredited non-governmental organizations.
The Special Committee encourages the Secretariat to continue to work with Member States in order to make all the respective mechanisms for rapid deployment, including strategic deployment stocks, more effective, in keeping with the changing demands of peacekeeping operations.
At its first meeting, in decision RC-1/8, the Conference of the Parties welcomed cooperation to date between the WCO and the secretariat of the Rotterdam Convention, encouraged WCO to assign specific Harmonized Systems customs codes to chemicals included in Annex III, as appropriate,and requested the secretariat to continue to work with the WCO secretariat. .
In the action plan, Member States also called upon the Office for Drug Control andCrime Prevention of the Secretariat to continue to work, within the framework of its global programme against money-laundering, providing training, advice and technical assistance.
The Special Committee urges the Secretariat to continue to work in close consultation with Member States, in particular troop- and police-contributing countries, in further developing predefined modules and service packages, with a view to improving the quality and expediting the delivery of services to field missions.
In response, the Open-ended Working Group invited Parties andothers to provide comments by 30 September 2003 and requested the Secretariat to continue to work on the elaboration of the assessment procedure for leachate and to gather additional information about practical experience and suggestions for potential worst-case scenarios for other materials.
We encourage the United Nations Secretariat to continue to work with representatives of regional organizations, including the OSCE, towards establishing specific modalities for early warning and conflict prevention within the context of a follow-up to the third meeting of the heads of regional organizations devoted to conflict prevention.
Emphasizing the need for improved, mission-specific predeployment training,the Special Committee urges the Secretariat to continue to work consistently in partnership with troop-contributing countries, in order to address new challenges not previously anticipated during the course of developing various suggested scenario-based training modules.
The Committee requested the secretariat to continue to work with the WCO secretariat, and invited countries and regional economic integration organizations already dealing with the issue to share experiences and work with the secretariat in order to provide proposals that would best meet the Convention's needs.
The Open-ended Working Group, at its first session, invited Parties andothers to provide comments by 30 September 2003 and requested the Secretariat to continue to work on the elaboration of the assessment procedure for leachate and to gather additional information about practical experience, and suggestions for potential worst-case scenarios, for other materials.
It also requested the secretariat to continue to work with WCO, together with other relevant organizations, in order to encourage WCO, in line with article 13, paragraph 1, of the Rotterdam Convention, to assign specific Harmonized System customs codes to the individual chemicals or groups of chemicals listed in annex III to the Convention.
Since the sixty-seventh session of the Working Party in March 2014 that considered this subject,following which member States requested the secretariat to continue to work with the United Nations Office at Geneva to ensure that documents and publications were translated and delivered on time, the secretariat has conducted several discussions with the Office on this and related matters.
His delegation urged the Secretariat to continue to work with Member States to enable the relevant mechanisms, including the strategic deployment stocks and United Nations Standby Arrangements System, to operate effectively. It also encouraged the Secretariat to assess the effectiveness of the System and to optimize the strategic deployment stocks in the light of lessons learned from the latest deployments.
In paragraph 59 of its resolution 59/126 B of 10 December 2004, the General Assembly encouraged the Department of Public Information of the United Nations Secretariat to continue to work within the United Nations Communications Group to coordinate the implementation of communication strategies with the heads of information of the agencies, funds and programmes of the United Nations system, and requested the Secretary-General to report to the Committee on Information at successive sessions on the activities of the Group.
At the same time, he welcomed the recommendation of ACPAQ for the secretariat to continue to work with concerned United Nations organizations and staff federations on the issues surrounding the evolution of the net take-home pay of United Nations Professional staff in the euro zone in Europe.