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The Committee has encouraged a gender approach in the implementation of article 24.
To maximize the impact of the Basel Statement of Principles, the Committee has encouraged its use in other countries.
The Committee has encouraged the Gabonese Government to monitor the effectiveness of those measures.
Where the national institutions have non-specific mandates, the Committee has encouraged States to ensure that their work specifically includes the area of child rights.
The Committee has encouraged the development of standard rates see, for example, A/54/645, para. 68.
However, the creation of the Committee has encouraged much more informal consultation and meetings amongst the executive heads and this spirit is now firmly entrenched.
The Committee has encouraged Sweden to develop and strengthen its programmes aimed at combating discrimination in the judicial and law enforcement systems.
In this connection, the Committee has encouraged the Board to pay particular attention to reported expenditures and their relationship to programme delivery see, for example, A/55/487, para. 14.
The Committee has encouraged sharing the best practices and reforms in procurement that may be available in entities of the United Nations see A/55/487, para. 13.
In its discussion of self-determination, the Committee has encouraged states parties to provide in their reports details about participation in social and political structures, and in engaging in dialogue with representatives of states parties, questions are regularly posed as to how political institutions operate and how the people of the state concerned participate in the governance of their state.
The Committee has encouraged the Secretariat to continue to develop and improve performance measurement standards that could facilitate the task of the performance audit by the Board.
Thus, the Committee has encouraged training programmes for women political leaders to encourage participation of women in decision-making and raise public awareness about women leaders.
The Committee has encouraged States parties to take account of evolving interpretation of religious texts to give necessary impetus to the improvement of the status of women and to change attitudes.
Furthermore, the Committee has encouraged States parties to strengthen the protection for asylum-seeking, refugee and migrant children who may have been recruited in to, or experienced, hostilities in their country of origin.
The Committee has encouraged States parties to include the Optional Protocol in school curricula and welcomes information on measures of recovery and social reintegration for refugee children or child soldiers.
The Committee has encouraged an inclusive approach by which disabled children are included in mainstream facilities and in their natural environment, while still receiving specialized programmes and facilities as needed.
The Committee has encouraged and monitored those two initiatives, which provide support for the type of activity to which it has assigned priority in the context of the financial mechanism see paras. 22 and 27 above.
The Committee has encouraged the Secretary-General to pursue those efforts and to further explore the feasibility of a Secretariat-wide approach to common service delivery, emphasizing that any changes to the current service delivery model must be approved by the General Assembly.
The Committee has encouraged dialogue between Lebanese and Palestinian civil society on the one hand and with all political parties on the other hand, and has created a network of Palestinian and Lebanese non-governmental associations in Lebanon in order to promote communication and coordination between them.
The Committee has encouraged these organizations to continue to avail themselves of the United Nations consultative machinery, such as the Consultative Committee on Administrative Questions(CCAQ), to share experience in the harmonization exercise with other United Nations funds and programmes DP/1997/10, E/ICEF/1997/AB/L.6, para. 4.
Although the Committee has encouraged the ratification of the International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families(para. 16), after careful consideration, Aruba has decided not to accede to this convention on the same grounds as those stated by the Netherlands during the universal periodic review in 2012 A/HRC/WG.6/13/NLD/1.
The Committee has encouraged the relevant departments in Government offices and ministries to set up training courses so that they can acquire the skills needed to combat human trafficking more effectively, particularly now that a good number of ministries and Government offices are able to establish their own sections, at the local and federal levels, to combat human trafficking.
The Committee had encouraged UNIFEM to strengthen its work through the resident coordinator system.
Furthermore, the Committee had encouraged the Secretariat to continue its efforts to ensure effective linguistic quality through to the final stage of document publication.
The Committee had encouraged the Department of Peacekeeping Operations to establish a policy of voluntary confidential counselling and testing.
The Committee had encouraged Sami organizations and bodies to act independently and to acquaint the public at large with their culture; it had fostered independent development projects by Sami communities and made administrative reforms to strengthen Sami self-determination.
Members of CESCR informed the meeting that the Committee had encouraged coordinated reporting using a common core document in respect of Angola and the United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo UNMIK.
The Committee had encouraged the secretariat to offer technical assistance and advice to States parties for preparing these reports, and it was ready to participate in that technical assistance, recognizing the difficulties involved in preparing the reports.
Mr. THIAM, with regard to the second sentence of the first subparagraph,said that in other concluding observations the Committee had encouraged States parties to invoke the Convention before the courts, instead of expressing a concern.
In a letter dated 12 October 2012 addressed to the Permanent Representative of Rwanda, the Chair noted that the Committee had encouraged the Government of Rwanda to meet with the Group of Experts on 13 or 14 October 2012 to discuss some of the conclusions reached by the Group in fulfilment of the commitment it had made during its official visit to Kigali from 23 to 25 July.