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There will also be new opportunities for cooperation, andwe are particularly mindful of the article dealing with the special requirements of developing countries.
Take into account the special requirements of developing countries in relation to the stock(s) concerned, including.
The FAO Code of Conduct for Responsible Fishing also enjoins States andintergovernmental organizations to give full recognition to the special requirements of developing countries.
The special requirements of developing countries from the region or subregion, particularly where they are culturally and/or economically dependent on marine resources.
In exercising their rights and fulfilling their responsibilities with regard to straddling fish stocks andhighly migratory fish stocks on the high seas, States should give full recognition to the special requirements of developing countries.
The special requirements of developing countries in order to enhance their national capacities so that they can participate more effectively in fisheries management and conservation;
In giving effect to the duty to cooperate in the establishment of conservation and management measures for straddling fish stocks and highly migratory species,States shall take into account the special requirements of developing countries, in particular.
Special requirements of developing countries: this paper called for full recognition of the special requirements of developing countries and for international cooperation to provide assistance to these countries. .
The interim secretariat for SPRFMO reported that its interim conservation and management measures, which included measures relating to bottom fishing,took note of the special requirements of developing countries, in particular small island developing States.
The Parties draw attention to the necessity of taking into consideration special requirements of developing countries in the process of the Organization transformation in strict compliance with the framework goals and principles of the UN Charter.
Decisions on questions affecting the marine environment must be the result of an integrated approach, taking into account all relevant environmental, social and economic factors,including the special requirements of developing countries, as well as the best available scientific evidence.
When adopting the Code of Conduct,FAO member countries requested the organization to respond to the special requirements of developing countries through an Interregional Assistance Programme for the implementation of the Code including the IPOAs and the Technical Guidelines.
It affirms that decisions on questions affecting the marine environment must be the result of an integrated approach taking into account all relevant environmental, social and economic factors,including the special requirements of developing countries, and the best available scientific evidence.
A/CONF.164/L.24 Special requirements of developing countries in relation to straddling fish stocks and highly migratory fish stocks Submitted by the delegations of Australia, Cook Islands, Fiji, Kiribati, Marshall Islands, Micronesia(Federated States of), New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga and Vanuatu.
Thirdly, the term"ecosystem approach to fisheries", not being limited narrowly to management, could cover other areas, such as development, planning,food safety and special requirements of developing countries, which are all covered by the Code of Conduct for Responsible Fisheries.90.
Accordingly, we are pleased that the negotiations led to the adoption of paragraph 121 in draft resolution A/64/L.29, which recognizes the special circumstances and requirements of developing States and the specific challenges they may face andgives full consideration to the section of the guidelines on the special requirements of developing countries.
The Plan of Action contains provisions that address:(a) the nature and scope of IPOA,(b) the objective and principles of the Plan,(c)the key actions in combating IUU fishing,(d) the special requirements of developing countries,(e) reporting by States and regional fisheries organizations and(f) the role of FAO in support of the Plan of Action.
Recognizes the special circumstances and requirements of developing States and the specific challenges they may face in giving full effect to certain technical aspects of the Guidelines, and that implementation by such States of paragraphs 83 to 87 of resolution 61/105, paragraph 119 of the present resolution andthe Guidelines should proceed in a manner that gives full consideration to section 6 of the Guidelines on special requirements of developing countries;
These include a possible reference to the 1995 Fish Stocks Agreement(which is not yet in force), use of the precautionary approach to fisheries management, criteria allocating fishing opportunities,reference to the special requirements of developing countries, port State rights and duties, compliance and enforcement arrangements, decision-making procedures, official languages, final clauses, financing formula, headquarters agreement and possible interim measures for the implementation of the future convention.
Recognizes in particular the special circumstances and requirements of developing States and the specific challenges they may face in giving full effect to certain technical aspects of the Guidelines, and that implementation by such States of paragraphs 83 to 87 of resolution 61/105, paragraph 119 of resolution 64/72,paragraph 129 of the present resolution and the Guidelines should proceed in a manner that gives full consideration to section 6 of the Guidelines on special requirements of developing countries;
Since the inception of the Tehran Process at the International Expert Meeting on Special Needs and Requirements of Developing Countries with Low Forest Cover and Unique Types of Forest in 1999, combating desertification has been a primary focus of this initiative and participating low forest cover countries. .
MEAs should take fully into consideration the special developmental requirements of developing countries, include positive incentives to encourage timely investment and technology transfer and, above all, the timely flow of financial resources.
The Government-led initiative, entitled"International Meeting on Special Needs and Requirements of Developing Countries with Low Forest Cover", organized by the Islamic Republic of Iran in Tehran in 1999.
During the International Expert Meeting on Special Needs and Requirements of Developing Countries with Low Forest Cover and Unique Types of Forest, held in Tehran in October 1999, the Tehran Process was established.
Recognizing the special needs and requirements of developing countries, in particular the least developed countries, especially those in Africa.
An open-ended international expert meeting on special needs and requirements of developing countries with low forest cover and unique types of forests, under the initiative of the Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran;
Some delegations underlined the difficult situation and the special needs and requirements of developing countries as a result of environmental degradation and emphasized the need for international support to deal with those problems through projects prepared and implemented by UNEP, the Global Environment Facility(GEF) and other relevant organizations.
Prior to the afore-mentioned decision, the international meeting of experts on'Special Needs and Requirements of Developing Countries with Low Forest Cover and Unique Types of Forest', a government-led initiative in support of the programme of work of the Intergovernmental Forum on Forests(IFF), was held in Tehran, Islamic Republic of Iran, from 4 to 8 October 1999.
Also stresses the special needs and requirements of developing countries in the field of information and communications technology, which are important factors for the effective flow of information in those countries; .