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The Committee notes efforts to improve efficiency in aviation fuel consumption.
The Committee, as part of its programme of work, has initiated consideration of the modalities andformat for the holding of a sixth special meeting of the Committee and notes efforts of the Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate to bring concrete recommendations to the Committee in this regard.
The Committee notes efforts by the State party to improve health services to remote areas and the construction of new hospitals.
Acknowledges legislative and administrative changes in the Islamic Republic of Iran that address some human rights concerns, including amendments to the Islamic Penal Code andto the criminal procedure code, and notes efforts to introduce a citizen's rights charter, while urging the Government to ensure that these measures are consistent with its international human rights obligations;
It therefore notes efforts by Member States to enhance the readiness of their contingents by coordinating joint training.
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Amongst these undertakings the independent experts particularly notes efforts to operationalize the UNDP Resource Guide and Toolkit: Marginalized Minorities in Development Programming, published in May 2010.
Notes efforts to increase public support for the role of the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action in combating racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance and the involvement of relevant stakeholders in its realization;
The Prosecutor is satisfied with the level of cooperation between the Office of the Prosecutor and the authorities in Bosnia and Herzegovina,Serbia and Croatia, and notes efforts to improve the level of cooperation among these countries of the former Yugoslavia. On 29 April 2014, a Protocol on Cooperation in Prosecution of Perpetrators of War Crimes, Crimes against Humanity and Genocide was concluded between the prosecutor's offices of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro.
The Committee notes efforts undertaken by the State party to combat domestic violence, in particular violence against women and children, such as the amendment brought in 2004 to the Protection from Domestic Violence Act and a number of plans and strategies adopted and implemented as well as mechanisms established.
The Committee notes efforts by the State party to protect the rights of child victims and witnesses in judicial proceedings by protecting their identity.
The Committee notes efforts by civil society organizations, including NGOs, to provide project-based support to some children who are victims of the offences under the Optional Protocol.
The Committee notes efforts by the State party to collect statistical data for children, such as the establishment of a State Information Centre, through Web portals of governmental organizations, and ongoing projects.
The Committee notes efforts to meet the specific educational needs of Roma children, but is concerned that in some cases these efforts have led to segregated classes having a lower standard of education than the Polish counterparts.
The Committee notes efforts to raise awareness among children of their rights and to sensitize them to global issues through, inter alia, the implementation of the"Schools as defenders of children" programme and the"Children write and paint about their rights" programme.
The Committee notes efforts by the State party to collect information in relation to the number of children who have participated in reintegration programmes, however the Committee is concerned that efforts to coordinate data relevant for the implementation of the Protocol are insufficient.
The Committee notes efforts to start articulating the new planning process with multi-year and regionalized budgeting, but is concerned that specific child-related spending, if not identified, may not be sustained over time as part of the national development strategy.
The Committee notes efforts by the National Council on Childhood and Motherhood and its Youth Network to raise awareness of the Optional Protocol, notably through the development of curricula for awareness-raising, civic education and training on the Convention and its two Optional Protocols.
The Special Rapporteur also notes efforts to enhance popular participation in science, such as DIYbio, an online hub for sharing ideas and cost-effective methodologies and associated non-profit laboratories such as Genspace, and the Open Science Project, dedicated to writing and releasing free and open-source scientific software.
The Committee notes efforts to address the issue of corporal punishment, such as the recent national consultations on the abolition of corporal punishment, and the project"Fostering the positive behavioural management of children in inclusive child-friendly classrooms in Saint Lucia", which includes parenting skills training and training for principals and teachers.
The Team notes efforts to improve coordination between FATF, FATF-style regional bodies, the International Monetary Fund(IMF) and the World Bank, by creating and encouraging the adoption of a universal standard for assessing States implementation of an anti-money-laundering and combating financing of terrorism framework based on the FATF revised 40 and 9 special recommendations.
The Group however notes efforts being made by MONUC to better monitor violations committed by FARDC elements belonging to those battalions supported by the mission, through the establishment and deployment by MONUC of multidisciplinary joint protection teams, the creation of a Rapid Response and Early Warning Cell in Kinshasa to advise the senior management team on issues of protection of civilians and the creation of joint MONUC-FARDC commissions in October 2009 which at the time of writing were not yet operational.
Montenegro noted efforts to improve the institutional and legislative framework.
Mexico noted efforts to establish a national human rights institution.
Viet Nam noted efforts regarding socioeconomic development.
Canada noted efforts to reduce domestic violence and violence against children.
The Lao People's Democratic Republic noted efforts to protect vulnerable groups and eradicate poverty.
Malaysia noted efforts to address gender-based violence, strengthen the economy and improve international cooperation.
Chad noted efforts to protect social, economic and cultural rights.
It noted efforts to improve the social position of persons with disabilities.
It also noted efforts to combat trafficking in persons.
