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Mexico stated that consensus was notthe only way forward, but a minimum level of agreement on the topics to be addressed was necessary.
Possible topics to be addressed.
Planning is on-going for the International Day for Disaster Reduction, 13 Oct 2004 and Sasakawa Award:an opportunity to highlight the topics to be addressed at the WCDR.
Setting the agenda and specific topics to be addressed within the overall express mandate given by the Review Conference;
The topics to be addressed include both general problems of international criminal law and specific issues relating to the prosecution of crimes of terrorism.
Participants are invited to prepare papers andpresentations relating to topics to be addressed at the Conference as indicated in item 9 of the Information Notice.
The topics to be addressed reflect the impact of the crisis on future capacity-building activities as well as the day-to-day practicalities of implementing policies on public-private partnerships.
Representatives from the EECCA countries are invited in particular to express their needs and propose topics to be addressed by the High-level Meeting that address their priorities and concerns.
The topics to be addressed reflect the focus of the Terms of Reference of the TOS-PPP on future capacity-building activities as well as the day-to-day practicalities of implementing policies on public-private partnerships.
Also at its third meeting, the Working Group adopted on an indicative basis the topics to be addressed in 2014 and 2015, subject to reconsideration at subsequent meetings of the Working Group and sessions of the Conference.
Out of these 18 months, six will be dedicated to review the key environmental gaps and challenges identified in the assessment and, on this basis,to select the priority topics to be addressed at the Conference.
In the ensuing discussion some representatives suggested additional topics to be addressed by the study such as contaminated scrap from electrical and electronic appliances, mercury releases from fuel, oil and gas, and mercury from medical appliances.
It is estimated that a non-recurrent provision of $100,000 would be required for consultants to provide expertise in the four substantive topics to be addressed by the Ninth Congress and the preparation of 20 papers.
The Review Conference would agree the mandate or terms of reference,basic structure and the topics to be addressed in each Task Group; precisely how the agenda in each group would be carried forward annually would be for each Task Leader to decide in consultation with the States Parties and ISU.
The Committee agreed on the elements to be addressed in the future by the Committee(see annex II) andrequested to the secretariat to prepare a proposal for the consideration of the Bureau on the topics to be addressed in the seventieth anniversary session.
Before noting the two main topics to be addressed by the Council, I would like to reaffirm once again the Group of Friends of Haiti's full commitment to and support for the Haitian Government and people in rebuilding their country, consolidating peace and stability, and promoting recovery and sustainable development.
Consultants and experts 14 A provision of $46,100 would be required for consultants to provide expertise in the four substantive topics to be addressed by the Congress, thus supplementing the expertise available within the Secretariat.
It was also requested that the United Nations Statistics Division assist the Expert Group on the 2010 World Programme on Population andHousing Censuses in identifying key statistical offices that could prepare critically needed technical reports on topics to be addressed.
The key topics to be addressed during the event would include: UNFC-2009; mapping of UNFC-2009 at the national level; the System of Management and Protection of Polish Mineral Raw Materials; management of mineral commodities in selected countries; and application of the UNFC in selected deposits in the Polish mining sector.
Based on in-depth assessment of the comprehensive contributions provided by ICPs and the Task Force early in 2003, the consultant proposed:(i) amendments to the structure of the report;(ii)additional topics to be addressed by ICPs and the Task Force; and(iii) methods of work for finalizing the draft substantive report.
Based on an in-depth assessment of comprehensive contributions provided by ICPs and the Task Force early in 2003, the consultant proposed and the Bureau approved(i) amendments to the structure of the report;(ii)additional topics to be addressed by ICPs and the Task Force; and(iii) methods of work for finalizing the draft substantive report.
The Working Group encouraged States parties to share their initiatives and good practices in the area of prevention of corruption,particularly those practices relevant to specific topics to be addressed at future meetings of the Working Group, and to communicate information on such initiatives and good practices to the Secretariat.
At its first meeting, the Working Group encouraged States parties to share their initiatives and good practices in the area of prevention of corruption,particularly those practices relevant to specific topics to be addressed at future meetings of the Working Group, and to communicate such initiatives and good practices to the Secretariat.
This includes:(a) addressing joint communications to Governments on issues pertaining to both mandates;(b) coordination on the choice of countries to be visited, taking into account the convenience of undertaking joint missions;(c)consultation on the topics to be addressed in thematic reports;(d) joint statements; and(e) overall collaboration in the design of the strategies and activities of both mandates.
The extended Bureau discussed the status of the UNECE reform process; received an update on CSD-14 with its focus on energy for sustainable development; reviewed new and existing activities undertaken under the Committee; discussed the planning, preparations,scheduling and major topics to be addressed at the 2006 annual session of the Committee; and reviewed the Strategic Framework 2008-2009 for the sustainable energy programme.
The working group wants this topic to be addressed and tackled.
It was recalled that the topic to be addressed by the working group was the pensions of the staff.
Rather than placing itself in the delicate position of concurrently servingas a judge and concerned party, the United Nations Secretariat suggested this topic to be addressed by the JIU, which is best placed to address it as the"only independent external oversight body of the United Nations System.