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If any, measures had been taken to implement that recommendation?
UNHCR has agreed to implement that recommendation as soon as its new information system allows.31.
Authorizes the Secretary-General to implement that recommendation;
In order to implement that recommendation, provision has been made in the present budget for the following.
The secretariat was working to implement that recommendation.
In order to implement that recommendation, an instruction dated 28 November 2007 delegated the entire obligation management process to the field offices.
Bahrain requested further information about steps taken to implement that recommendation.
Please provide information on steps taken to implement that recommendation, given that the State party indicates that its review remains under way CEDAW/C/ERI/5, para. 11.
Bahrain referred to the recommendations made by CAT on CAT's applicability in times of war and peace, andasked on the steps taken to implement that recommendation.
She would like to receive further information about the measures taken by the Department to implement that recommendation and about the progress made and challenges that remained.
We applaud the recommendation of the Secretary-General to increase the personnel of the United Nations Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo(MONUC), andwe call on the Council to implement that recommendation.
Might one infer that Spain intended to implement that recommendation?
Concern was expressed over the lack of implementation of recommendation 9 on disaggregating urban projections by sex and age, andit was stressed that appropriate resources should have been sought to implement that recommendation.
As can be seen from the report of the Secretary-General(A/57/123),Senegal is among the 10 African countries that have taken bold measures to implement that recommendation, with a view to facilitating access to medicine, treatment and preventive care.
The Board reviewed the efforts undertaken by UNICEF to implement that recommendation and noted that the percentage of donor reports submitted on time by country offices increased from 77 per cent in 2007 to 82 per cent in 2009.
Regarding the recommendation to improveaccess by the Department to the databases of the relevant Secretariat departments, OIOS believes that more thorough consultations should be held among the relevant departments to implement that recommendation.
Participants noted that, to implement that recommendation, UN-SPIDER should contribute to the development of flood management guidelines incorporating the use of space-based information and promote their use in countries around the world.
Recalling also the recommendation of the Commission on Phytosanitary Measures of the International Plant Protection Convention on the replacement or reduction of the use of methyl bromide as a phytosanitary measure, adopted in 2008, and decisions XX/6 andXXI/10, encouraging parties to the Montreal Protocol to implement that recommendation.
The Board reviewed the efforts undertaken by UNICEF to implement that recommendation and noted that inconsistencies between the table of authority and the document authorization table still existed in some field offices, as set out below.
In paragraph 1978 of its report, the Mission recommended that the Secretary-General should develop a policy to integrate human rights into peace initiatives in which theUnited Nations is involved, especially the Quartet, and request the High Commissioner for Human Rights to provide expertise required to implement that recommendation.
In order to implement that recommendation, the Commission on Sustainable Development at its first session supported"the establishment of environmental technology centres at the international, regional, subregional and national levels, as appropriate, and the strengthening of existing centres.
At its fifth session, the Commission on Sustainable Development recommended that the work of the Committee be more compatible and supportive of the work programme of the Commission, and that the Economic and Social Council, in carrying out its functions related to the implementation of General Assembly resolution 50/227,consider, at its 1997 substantive session, the most effective means to implement that recommendation.
Humanitarian and development organizations are contributing to the effort to implement that recommendation by promoting the use of transitional appeals as an inter-agency tool, as successfully applied after hurricane Mitch and the Mozambique floods.
The Board reviewed the efforts undertaken by UNICEF to implement that recommendation and noted that UNICEF had conducted a global inventory of all office buildings, staff housing and land owned, donated to or leased by UNICEF and had reconciled the results with the relevant asset records.
The Executive Office of the Secretary-General also stated that to implement that recommendation a change to the statute would be required and that the new statute, approved by the Economic and Social Council in its resolution 2003/57, should be given a substantial amount of time to prove its effectiveness before a further review.
The management of the Fund is taking appropriate steps to implement that recommendation as part of the preimplementation activities for a new pension administration system, and a project is under way to create a data dictionary which will be used to identify and make an inventory of each data element and assign security controls for data classification.
The Board reviewed the efforts undertaken by UNICEF to implement that recommendation and noted that New York headquarters had strengthened its global monitoring on cash transfers and had issued quarterly letters to regional offices on the status of cash transfers, highlighting those outstanding for more than nine months.
The Board reviewed the efforts undertaken by UNICEF to implement that recommendation and noted that as at 31 December 2009, the UNICEF reserve for end-of-service liabilities(including after-service health insurance) amounted to $237.97 million, compared with $168.28 million as at 31 December 2007, an increase of 41 per cent.
Consequently, it would be very difficult to implement that specific recommendation of the Advisory Committee.
The report states that Estonia has yet to fully implement that recommendation but the problem has been acknowledged.