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The present document provides background information on the subject.
The document provides background information for the ministerial consultations.
On response to that request this document provides background information on the energy activities of international organizations, and more precisely, on their activities related to energy security.
This document provides background information and suggestions for this discussion.
This document provides background for the Timber Committee's discussion on green building activities.
This document provides background information on and suggested actions with regard to the Climate Technology Centre and Network.
The present document provides background information relative to the Special topics of the Joint Committee's session, as agreed by the Steering Committee.
This document provides background information on the development and the current status of the draft Recommendation N° 37 on Signed Digital Document Interoperability.
The document provides background information on the management of the trust funds and earmarked contributions for approval by the Council in line with the actions suggested by this document. .
The document provides background information for the Governing Council/Global Ministerial Environment Forum of the United Nations Environment Programme(UNEP) at its tenth special session.
The present document provides background material for the activity, which is to be held in the form of a seminar jointly organized by ECE and the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development OECD.
This document provides background information and a draft terms of reference to be submitted to seek the UNECE Executive Committee's approval for establishing a"Road Signs and Signals" Expert Group.
This document provides background information and the draft terms of reference as submitted on 11 July 2013 to the UNECE Executive Committee for their approval for establishing a"Road Signs and Signals" Group of Experts.
This document provides background information about the approach to the energy ministerial and the Forum, and countries are invited to comment and endorse the suggested concept and to engage in a subsequent consultation process.
Section II of this document provides background information on the question of reviewing the implementation of the Convention, which has evolved through various decisions of the Conference of the Parties and documents produced to this effect.
This document provides background information concerning the CAMLR Convention and outlines the linkages between the CAMLR Convention and the Antarctic Treaty and key obligations for the information of prospective and existing parties to the Convention.
This document provides background information and the draft terms of reference as submitted on 11 July 2013 to the UNECE Executive Committee for their approval for establishing a"Safety at level crossings" Group of Experts.
The present document provides background information on the decision taken by the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change at its eighteenth session to select UNEP as the host of the Climate Technology Centre and Network.
This document provides background information and the legal mandate concerning this matter, and also analyses ways in which rule 22 of the rules of procedure of the COP may be amended to create more uniformity and consistency in the election of officers of the CST.
This document provides background information for the joint UNECE Timber Committee and Society of Wood Science and Technology, a Joint Policy Forum on"Building codes and standards: Influence on material use and construction practices", to be held on 13 October 2010.
This document provides background information for the Expert Meeting, which will review and explore the impact of the latest developments in multimodal transport and logistics and the challenges and opportunities that these developments provide for developing countries, including small island, landlocked and least developed countries.
The document provides background information to support the deliberations of the Governing Council/Global Ministerial Environment Forum and is divided into three chapters, corresponding to the three parts of decision 24/3 which required a report back to Governing Council, relating to: the Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management; lead and cadmium; and the mercury programme.
Section II of this document provides background information on procedures and institutional mechanisms for reviewing the implementation of the Convention, which have taken shape through various decisions of the COP, written proposals submitted by Parties, the report of the Ad Hoc Working Group(AHWG) to the fifth session of the COP, the report of the CRIC on its first session, and other documents produced by the secretariat to this effect.
The document provides background information to support the Governing Council's deliberations and is divided into four chapters, corresponding to the four parts of decision 23/9, relating to: cooperation between the United Nations Environment Programme(UNEP), relevant multilateral environmental agreements and other organizations; the Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management; lead and cadmium; and the mercury programme.
These documents provide background information for the discussion and assessment of options.
In this regard, the following two documents provide background information on implementation of the objectives and related activities from the current Strategic Plan.
These documents provide background information and describe improvements and options relating to LULUCF, and emissions trading and the project-based mechanisms, respectively.
In accordance with the UN Guidelines for the Preparation of Reports by States Parties, a core document, providing background information on the country, must be included in human rights treaty body reports.
For documents supporting MPA planning and proposals,the Working Group agreed that these could include:(i) documents providing background information(e.g. ecological descriptions of the planning domain),(ii) descriptions of spatial data used in the planning process,(iii) methodological descriptions of approaches to designing MPA scenarios, and(iv) documents containing or describing the MPA proposals.
The resulting document provided background information and suggested aims, objectives and guiding principles for a global strategy, target areas and a set of policy measures and interventions that it was proposed Member States could implement at the national level.