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Furthermore, delegates were informed about the work of the Regional Adviser.
At the 155th session of the World Forum andat the thirty-third session of the Executive Committee of the 1998 Agreement, Japan and Germany have informed delegates about the ongoing activities of the IWG on gtr No. 9 Phase 2(document WP.29-155-35). The delegates were informed about the constitutional meeting and the management of the group.
The delegates were informed about the constitutional meeting and the management of the group.
Regarding the Commission''s recommendations on mainstreaming gender, delegates were informed that divisional focal points on gender had been nominated in each division of UNCTAD.
Delegates were informed that there are different options regarding the geographical scope of the next studies.
At a meeting in Luxembourg of the Steering Committee on Statistical Co-operation with countries of Central Europe(18-19 April 1996), delegates were informed(Document SC96-1/5.1.3) of a programme of work on transport statistics which would build upon the work of the two UN/ECE and Eurostat Workshops on Transport Statistics.
The delegates were informed about the EBRD experience in financing renewable energy in the Caucasus and Central Asia.
Regarding the development of capacities, delegates were informed that the next Training Course on Key Issues on the International Economic Agenda would take place in Peru.
Delegates were informed about the IAF review process, which would be finalized at the 11th meeting of the Forum in May 2015.
Following an inquiry from the delegation from Ireland, delegates were informed that comments regarding the work programmes of individual UN/CEFACT working groups should be submitted to either the Chairs or management teams of the groups in question.
Delegates were informed about contributions and pledges made since the first meeting of the UNECE Steering Committee on ESD 13- 14 December 2005.
Delegates were informed that the latest(2002) issue of the Review of Maritime Transport had already reached a large audience approximately 20,000 downloads in six weeks.
GRPE delegates were informed that the next session of GRPE will take place from 5 to 8 June 2012 and that the deadline for the submission of official working documents is 9 March 2012.
The delegates were informed that procedurally it was possible to file actions for civil damages after the competition agency had ruled on a case.
GRPE delegates were informed that the next session of GRPE will take place from 15 to 18 January 2013 and that the deadline for the submission of official working documents is 19 October 2012.
Delegates were informed about activities of the ECE/FAO Integrated Programme of Work 2014-2017 which were implemented in 2014 and activities planned for 2015, as contained in document ECE/TIM/2014/9.
Delegates were informed about developments in the government led process towards the Sustainable Development Goals by 2015, the outcomes of the ECE/FAO work in this area, and the review of the International Arrangement on Forests.
Delegates were informed about the activities of the secretariat of the CIS Interstate Council for Standardization, Metrology and Certification, of the current status of standardization activities in the CIS and of technical assistance in standardization-related areas provided by developed market economies, in particular under the TACIS programme.
Delegates were informed about the activities carried out by the secretariat in monitoring and analysing developments affecting international transport services, multimodal transport, trade facilitation and transport security, and about the dissemination of that information, inter alia through such publications as the Review of Maritime Transport 2003 and the Transport Newsletter 2003.
Delegates were informed that when the National Convention reconvened, detailed basic principles would be adopted for the delegation of executive and judicial powers and for enabling the Work Committee to submit their studies on channels of functions regarding the tasks of legislative bodies between the Head of State and legislative bodies, as well as the submission of bills to the respective legislative bodies.
The delegates were informed on projects and discussed possibilities of cooperation with the EC under conditions of the new EU Neighbourhood policy; considered institutional, legal, conceptual and other issues vital for further development of the international transport corridor Europe- the Caucasus- Asia(TRACECA) and discussed proposals on increasing the efficiency of procedures related to the implementation of decisions and recommendations of the IGC TRACECA.
Delegates were also informed about pledges and contributions made since August 2005.
Delegates were also informed about the results of ongoing work in the region in support to the implementation of the RAP.
Delegates were also informed that an International Seminar on Product Safety and Counterfeiting would be held as part of the same meeting.
Delegates were also informed of the timeline for the next round of the enquiry(on 2011 data) and plans for the coming year.
The associations were informed that the delegates to the Working Party 2008 decided that UNECE/FAO Timber Section may decide to accept only data submitted by the national focal point.
The delegates were also informed that the law did not provide for a pre-merger control, but ex post merger review was mandatory.
He informed delegates that consultations on nominations were being undertaken.
The Chair informed the SBSTA that consultations on nominations were being undertaken and that he would keep delegates informed of progress.
The Chair informed the SBI that consultations on nominations were being undertaken and that she would keep delegates informed of any progress made.