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The chapter will also consider and analyse the options for.
The chapter will also consider women as perpetrators of violence against women.
The chapter will also underscore the gaps and challenges in data collection and methodology.
This chapter will also discuss how to use these binary models to predict turning points in real time.
The chapter will also explore how changes in"Nature" impact"Nature's benefit to people.
The chapter will also flag key issues that require further attention to strengthen the global policy response.
The chapter will also specify the policy, legal and institutional framework related to media management and quality objectives.
The chapter will also discuss the benefits for rapid estimates associated with the possibility of modelling together data available at different frequencies.
This chapter will also contain details on classification of the energy sector and energy users(in terms of ISIC, Rev.4 for industries) and households.
The chapter will also deal with defining capital, role of technology in assessing sustainable development from capital perspective and the limitations of the capital approach.
This chapter will also provide examples on the use of basic energy statistics and balances for other purposes e.g., climate change, including emission calculations, etc.
The chapter will also provide an important insight into the challenges of sound management of chemicals and hazardous wastes and the linkages to the broader environment and sustainable development agenda.
The chapter will also contain detailed information on the offence of participation in an organized criminal group, the liability of legal persons and the extension of national criminal jurisdictions.
The chapter will also identify the enabling environments and limitations for policy uptake and lessons learned, including solutions and methods for ensuring success and capacity-building needs.
The chapter will also evaluate improvements in the availability of environmental information to the public and other non-governmental stakeholders, and advances in environmental education at all educational levels.
This chapter will also present the main similarities to and the differences from the original NBER approach and examine the latest changes and enhancements proposed after the global economic and financial crisis.
The chapter will also review concepts and approaches used to assess the diversity of land degradation processes, the status of ecosystems and impacts thereon, as well as concepts and approaches used to describe different responses, including rehabilitation and restoration.
The chapter will also assess different institutional, policy and governance responses based on the type of instrument used, including participatory, regulatory and economic instruments, as well as support given to research and technology development, institutional reform and capacitybuilding.
This chapter will also describe the relationship between the recommendations and the Energy Statistics Manual by IEA/Eurostat and the forthcoming United Nations publications, namely Energy Statistics Compilers Manual and the System of Environmental-Economic Accounting, which is expected to provide international standards on energy accounting.
This chapter will also include an analysis of the work of the World Bank on urban planning in market economies, the United Cities and Local Governments policy paper on urban strategic planning, the relevant work of the UNECE divisions of Environment, Statistics, Sustainable Energy, Transport and other relevant documents.
Chapters will also address issues such as species use of multiple ecosystem types, areas with multiple examples of rapid change, land conversions, and protected areas.
In that chapter, we will also point out the importance of re-prioritisation of the work programme when facing new demands from society.
Preliminary work for a country profile on Moldova has begun, which will also contain a chapter on land administration with contributions from the Working Party.
In addition, in chapter 2 analysis will also address the impact of ecosystem services and how innovation and nature-based solutions are influencing the job market in Europe.
Preliminary work on a country profile on the Republic of Moldova has begun, which will also contain a chapter on land administration with contributions from the Working Party. I. Land-administration policies.
The chapter will analyse the rationale of this approach and also present its advantages and drawbacks with respect to other approaches based on small or medium-sized factor models or on regression techniques.
The closely related nature of these issues andthemes ensures that observations pertaining to chapter 5 of Agenda 21 and chapter III of the Programme of Action will also weigh on many of the issues discussed in Copenhagen and Beijing.
The forthcoming technical guide to promote the implementation of the Bangalore Principles of Judicial Conduct will also include a chapter on access to justice and legal services.
It will also contribute to the chapter on women's work and the economy for the updated version of The World's Women, 1970-1990: Trends and Statistics.
While the role of private schools,including denominational schools, will also be mentioned, the Special Rapporteur will leave aside in this chapter those forms of religious instruction that are organized in religious institutions- such as churches, mosques, pagodas, synagogues or temples- and attended by students outside of school.