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Copies of that document will also be available in the room as necessary.
In line with UNHCR's responsibilities within the inter-agency cluster approach for IDPs,the requirements laid out in this document will also feed into further assessment and planning processes.
The document will also address specific needs of internally displaced women and children.
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The document will also include special case studies on the issue of higher education and research.
When the alignment process is finished, the source document will also contain the translation, just like a normal MetaTexis document. .
This document will also be circulated as an official document of the Security Council.
As part of the fulfilment of UNHCR's role and responsibilities within the United Nations humanitarian system's cluster approach,the requirements laid out in this document will also feed into collaborative assessment and planning processes.
The updated document will also reflect the most recent decision of the Commission if it supersedes a previous decision.
According to the President, the new agreement will become a solid legal base for the deepening and developing the Armenia-EU relations in coming years,while mutual commitments enshrined in the document will also spearhead Armenia's large-scale political and economic reforms, constituting the basis of the bilateral relations.
The success of the Doha Document will also depend on the level of support it receives from the people of Darfur.
This document will also contain information on the activities undertaken by the Office of the High Commissioner to implement Commission resolutions 1998/21, entitled"Tolerance and pluralism as indivisible elements in the promotion and protection of human rights" and 1999/57, entitled"Promotion of the right to democracy.
A clear, well-articulated document will also provide substantial assurance to the Bosnia and Herzegovina public that all serious war crimes-related cases will receive appropriate and timely attention.
The document will also help protect children when they talk to the police, lawyers, social workers and anyone else they meet before and after they go to court.
This document will also contain proposals for the specific thematic topic of the next UNCCD Scientific Conference.
The document will also report on the experience of other United Nations organizations that have adopted incentive schemes and payment plans.
The document will also contain the report on improved coordination of conferences within the United Nations system requested by the Committee under sub-item 2(b) iv.
This document will also contain other policy-related aspects, such as collaboration between the Convention and the GEF, relations with the Convention's subsidiary bodies, and so on.
This document will also draw from the work of the Forum and United Nations organizations related to culture, poverty and indicators relevant to indigenous peoples' perspectives.
The transport document will also have to include the information necessary for land transport e.g., tunnel restriction codes, driver's instructions, driver's training, etc.
The document will also report on the results achieved by each programme in comparison with the expected results indicated in the programme of work document FCCC/CP/1997/INF.1.
The document will also define a list of priority characteristics that countries could collect and tabulate in order to facilitate the exchange of data on stock of migrants by country of origin in the region;
This document will also contribute to the implementation of the Global Compact principles in United Nations procurement practices by addressing the issue of corporate social responsibility, environmental and sustainable procurement and corruption.
Information provided in this document will also serve in supporting the implementation of other COP decisions, particularly those on other matters related to communications from Parties not included in Annex I to the Convention(decision 8/CP.5), and on capacity-building in developing countries decision 10/CP.5.
The document will also assess medium-term prospects for export-led growth, taking into account recent trends in investment, the external debt burden and the possible impact of the new debt initiative on heavily indebted poor countries HIPCs.
The document will also update the Commission on efforts taken to have the UNECE included on the OECD's"DAC list of Main International Organizations" since only contributions to the Organizations contained on this list are reportable as the Official Development Assistance(ODA) or the Official Assistance OA.
Information provided in this document will also serve in supporting the implementation of other COP decisions, particularly those related to technological needs and technology transfer(decision 4/CP.4), the implementation of Article 4.8 and 4.9 of the Convention(decision 5/CP.4), and developments regarding observational networks decision 14/CP.4.
The document will also suggest possible processes for identifying and responding to emerging chemicals and waste issues of global concern in recognition of the view of some Governments that the existing arrangements for sound chemicals and waste management have developed in an ad hoc manner and in response to specific issues.
This document will also include the proposed work programme of the EGTT for 2006 and initial views of the EGTT relating to its work on recommendations for enhancing the implementation of the framework for effective and meaningful actions to enhance the implementation of Article 4, paragraph 5, of the Convention as guided by the terms of reference agreed by the SBSTA at its twenty-second session.
Some documents will also be translated into Kinyarwanda.
