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The workshop welcomed initiatives taken by countries to enhance transparency.
Ms. Ruleta Camacho(Antigua and Barbuda), Chair of the CGE,thanked the Government of Antigua and Barbuda for hosting the workshop, welcomed the participants and outlined the workshop objectives.
Overall, the Workshop welcomed the concept of addressing representativeness at a circumpolar scale.
Ms. Ruleta Camacho(Antigua and Barbuda),Chair of the CGE, thanked the Government of Namibia for hosting the workshop , welcomed the participants and outlined the workshop objectives.
The workshop welcomed project representatives from Finland, Spain, Austria, Belgium, and Russia.
Ms. Ruleta Camacho(Antigua and Barbuda), Chair of the CGE,thanked the Government of the Lao People's Democratic Republic for hosting the workshop, welcomed the participants and outlined the workshop objectives.
The Workshop welcomed the study, recognising that it built on earlier related work described in WG-EMM-10/11 and 10/30.
The Secretary for the Ministry of Environment, Mr. B.M.U.D. Basnayake, in his address, referred to the work on national communications as being key for the sustainable development of non-Annex I Parties. Ms. Sangchan Limjirakan(Thailand), Chair of the CGE,thanked the Government of Sri Lanka for hosting the workshop , welcomed the participants and outlined the workshop objectives.
The Workshop welcomed this work, and agreed that this sort of high-resolution benthic data provides insight into benthic biogeographic patterns.
In this respect, participants in the workshop welcomed the recent efforts which have been made to hold individuals accountable for their actions when they have committed war crimes or crimes against humanity.
The workshop welcomed the initiative of the Forest Communicators Network to hold a workshop on cross-sectoral communication.
The conclusions of the tenth Workshop welcomed OHCHR Regional Representatives' involvement in advising Asian and Pacific Governments, at their request, on the implementation of the activities under the Framework.
The workshop welcomed the availability of information on levels of no-effects and dose-response functions, available for all main receptors, as well as the monitoring data for verification.
The Workshop welcomed the further development of MPA proposals in Planning Domains 5 and 6 and looked forward to results being tabled to the Scientific Committee and its working groups as they are developed.
The workshop welcomed the commitment of OHCHR to implement the Framework for Cooperation agreed at Tehran and noted the decision of OHCHR to appoint a regional human rights adviser.
The Workshop welcomed the planned research, noting that this was a US and New Zealand collaborative effort, and was a good example of collaborative efforts between Members to undertake research under the RMP.
The Workshop welcomed the newly established Regional Centre for Space Science and Technology Education in Asia and the Pacific, affiliated to the United Nations, which is hosted by Beihang University in Beijing.
The Workshop welcomed the draft Guidelines for Environmental Monitoring and Reporting by Enterprises prepared by the UNECE secretariat, with the assistant of its consultant, and in cooperation with the EAP TF ECE/CEP/AC.10/2006/4.
The Workshop welcomed with appreciation the development of a curriculum on space law to be integrated into the existing educational framework of the regional centres for space science and technology education affiliated to the United Nations.
The Workshop welcomed the efforts of EEA to implement a Millennium Ecosystem Assessment for Europe by 2012 using SEEA, by bringing together information from different sources including from space earth observation programmes and monitoring networks.
The Workshop welcomed the study, recognising that it built on earlier related work described in WG-EMM-10/26, SC-CAMLR-XXIX/11 and BG/9, which used the CAR(comprehensiveness, adequacy, representativeness) principles for developing a representative system of MPAs.
The Workshop welcomed the reports and recognised that one important result from this project, which assembled available biological data for the area, was that analyses supported the characterisation of the Mertz candidate MPA identified in WG-EMM-10/16 and 11/5.
The Workshop welcomed the offer by the Republic of Korea to host the Second Workshop on Capacity-Building in Space Law between September and November 2003 and looked forward to more information on arrangements for that workshop being made available by the Office for Outer Space Affairs.
In this respect, the workshop welcomed the appointment of a special adviser on internal displacement in the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs(OCHA), believing that this appointment could help to address the institutional gaps and duplications which often exist in situations of internal displacement.
In that regard, the workshop welcomed the fact that the outcome document of the 2012 United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development entitled"The future we want", annexed to General Assembly resolution 66/288, recognized the importance of space-technology-based data for sustainable development.
In this regard, participants at the workshop welcomed the participation of parliaments, the judiciary, national institutions and civil society, as appropriate, in the development and implementation of the Framework and called on OHCHR to establish, whenever possible, partnerships with these actors in the implementation of the Framework.
The workshop welcomed the further strengthening of national institutions for the promotion and protection of human rights in many countries of the region and reaffirmed that independent national human rights institutions should be established following an appropriate and inclusive process of consultation and that the institution should be consistent with the Paris Principles.
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The Workshop welcomes the 2007 report of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General on the issue of human rights and transnational corporations and other business enterprises and notes its high degree of relevance for indigenous peoples human rights A/HRC/4/35.
Those who attended the workshops welcomed the Doha Document for Peace in Darfur as the basis for peace in Darfur and noted that most of its provisions should be implementable by the signatory parties despite the lack of support from the non-signatory movements.