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The Executive Secretary recalled that, on 8 December 2012, CMP 8 had adopted the Doha Amendment to the Kyoto Protocol.
With UNECE engagement being still open with regard to thecluster on Environment and Energy, the Executive Secretary recalled that it is up to member States to decide on the extent of UNECE leadership.
The Secretary recalled that the first informal briefing and discussion with ExCom members on possible themes and approaches for the report had been held in September 2012.
Regarding the criteria of selection of developing countries to benefit from the Special Voluntary Fund resources,the Executive Secretary recalled that in January 1993 the secretariat had listed 70 countries affected by desertification and drought that might require assistance for their participation.
The Executive Secretary recalled the work of the Convention on liability and redress under paragraph 2 of Article 14 of the Convention since the fourth meeting of Conference of the Parties.
In introducing the conference room paper that she had tabled on the above,the Executive Secretary recalled that the Secretary-General had launched an initiative to continue the process of strengthening the Organization in the light of the principles and priorities of the United Nations Millennium Declaration.
The Secretary recalled Conference resolution 3/1, in which the Conference underlined that the Review Mechanism would require a budget that ensured its efficient, continued and impartial functioning.
After the opening of the sixth session of the Ad Hoc Committee by its Chairman, the Secretary recalled that the Ad Hoc Committee had requested the Secretariat to prepare an analytical study on provisions of national laws relevant to the draft Convention concerning offences punishable by deprivation of liberty, with an indication of the number of years of imprisonment.
The Secretary recalled that the Conference had opted not to receive the raw data contained in those responses but instead had requested the Secretariat to prepare analytical reports on the basis of those responses.
Firstly, in connection with the additional instrument on trafficking in women and children, the Secretary recalled that at its second session the Ad Hoc Committee had made a request that the Secretariat clarify whether, by considering trafficking in persons, the Ad Hoc Committee would be departing from the mandate given to it by the General Assembly and, if that were the case, whether it would be competent to do so.
The Secretary recalled resolution 3/1 of the Conference of the States Parties, which states that the Mechanism requires a budget that ensures its efficient, continued and impartial functioning.
The Deputy Executive Secretary recalled that 15 African countries were landlocked and 9 of the 12 poorest countries in the world were landlocked African countries.
The Secretary recalled that the manual was being prepared in accordance with the decision of the Commission taken at its tenth session(CLCS/32, para. 24) and on the basis of the modalities discussed at the eleventh session CLCS/34, para. 37.
Additionally, the Executive Secretary recalled the results of the 1997 Regional Conference on Transport and the Environment, with particular emphasis on its follow-up to which the Committee was to contribute.
The Secretary recalled the analysis of compliance with the Convention and related technical assistance needs contained in document CAC/COSP/WG.3/2008/2, which was based on the 73 reports submitted at the time of writing that report.
In introducing the paper,the Executive Secretary recalled that the Secretary-General had launched an initiative to continue the process of strengthening the Organization in the light of the Millennium Declaration principles and priorities.
The Executive Secretary recalled that the General Assembly had invited all UN entities, including the regional commissions, to be involved in the preparatory activities leading up to the Special Session on HIV/AIDS to be held in June 2002.
In her introductory remarks the Executive Secretary recalled that the Secretary-General had launched an initiative to continue the process of strengthening the Organization in the light of the Millennium Declaration principles and priorities.
The Executive Secretary recalled that the Secretary-General had launched an initiative to continue the process of strengthening the Organization in the light of the United Nations Millennium Declaration's principles and priorities.
In introducing this item,the Executive Secretary recalled that security was not a new topic for ECE, particularly since the Helsinki process had revived the idea in 1975 that economic factors as well as others are part of the"security equation.
The secretary recalled that according to the decisions taken at the last session, the group would hold three full days of discussions at this session which would mean that the report would not be available in all official languages at the time of the reading of the report.
In the same letter, the State Secretary recalled that Serbia had first presented its candidature to host a Council session during the 88th session in Iguazu, Argentina, and renewed its candidature in all subsequent sessions to date.
The Secretary recalled that the principle of equitable geographic distribution was applicable to the Secretariat as a whole rather than per organizational unit and, moreover, that such issues fell under the purview of the Fifth Committee of the General Assembly and the Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions.
In introducing the item, the Executive Secretary recalled that security was not a new topic for UNECE, particularly since the Helsinki Process revived the idea in 1975 that economic factors as well as others are part of the"security equation.
The Executive Secretary recalled that Her Majesty, the Queen of Bhutan, had undertaken to mobilize support for ozone layer protection, to promote the Montreal Protocol and to support parties in their implementation of the Protocol, in particular through the Ozone Officers Network.
In his note to the July 1996 session of the Board, the Secretary recalled that, in the past, discussions in the Board regarding concepts of rights, equity and fairness in relation to issues arising from the dissolution of marriages had led to many practical problems because of the diverse elements at play in each particular case.
Responding, the Secretary recalled that an important element of the recent reform of Executive Committee working methods was to link the work of the Standing Committee with that of the plenary items thus ensuring that the entire agenda of Executive Committee meetings formed a coherent whole.
The Secretary recalled that, at its fourth session, the Conference of the States Parties had not recommended that the new requirements that arose during 2012-2013(2 new posts for technical-assistance analysis and 460 pages of additional official documentation for the sessions of the Group) be funded from the regular budget.
In addition, the Deputy Executive Secretary recalled the invitation made by the Executive Secretary to Parties to make contributions to the Trust Fund for Supplementary Activities to cover the costs associated with providing substantive support to the ADP in the light of the decision by Parties not to include these costs in the core budget.
The Deputy Executive Secretary recalled that at a meeting held in Cairo in 2006, African States agreed that a priority in national poverty reduction strategies was to orientate investments towards productive sectors, including the transport sector, which would contribute to the implementation of the Almaty Programme of Action.