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The Task Force continued the discussion on the process for an update of the Programme Manual.
At its seventh meeting(Geneva, 24- 25 February 2014), the Task Force continued considering substantive issues such as effective standing, remedies and costs.
The Task Force continued to cooperate closely with the Project Preparation Committee(PPC) to coordinate financial activities and to identify obstacles to financing environmental investments in central and eastern Europe.
After the meeting in The Hague, the task force continued its work communicating by e-mail and by telephone.
The Task Force continued the track A review of trifluralin, taking into consideration new information from Canada and responses to the questionnaire and considering those against the criteria of Executive Body Decision 1998/2.
Industry emission estimates continued to be lower than estimates from national inventories, and the Task Force continued to work with ESIG with the aim of identifying the reasons for observed differences.
The country task force continued to face some challenges regarding monitoring and reporting on violations.
Nevertheless, in the meantime, the Government had begun to implement other recommendations of the report, and a task force continued to review the report to advise on the implication of the implementation of recommendations.
During 2012, the Task Force continued to closely monitor, discuss and report on IPSAS implementation and post-implementation issues common to United Nations system organizations.
Although the United Nations has no access to the areas under the control of the Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters(BIFF), a breakaway faction of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front led by Commander"Kato",the country task force continued to receive credible reports that the armed group was actively training and providing weapons to children.
Throughout 2005, the Task Force continued to support a number of activities initiated in previous years.
At its sixth meeting(Geneva, 17- 18 June 2013), the Task Force continued its deliberations on the issues of standing, costs and remedies in environmental cases.
The task force continued to build upon the constructive collaboration established between the human rights experts and representatives of multilateral development, trade, financial and monetary institutions to explore ways of bridging the various perspectives and experiences with a view to making practical suggestions aimed at implementation of the right to development.
In its exchanges with the Government authorities of South Sudan, the task force continued to bring my recommendations and the conclusions of the Working Group on Children and Armed Conflict to their attention.
The country task force continued to advocate with the Government at the highest levels to facilitate access to non-State armed groups for the purposes of dialogue to end and prevent the recruitment and use of children.
Throughout the reporting period, the country task force continued to receive reports of recruitment and use of children by non-State armed groups in Myanmar.
Invoking this provision,the country task force continued to advocate with the Government to engage in dialogue with non-State parties on prevention of recruitment and other grave violations against children, as well as greater access for monitoring.
During the reporting period, the country task force continued to verify incidents of child recruitment and other grave violations by the Myanmar Armed Forces(Tatmadaw) and other parties to the conflict.
However, the country task force continued to advocate with the Government and with non-State armed groups to include the protection of children affected by armed conflict as an important aspect of ceasefire negotiations and peace talks.
In 2007, during phase I of the road map, the task force continued the dialogue with partnership secretariats, undertook technical missions and compiled its findings, while progressively developing the criteria, based on the different targets of Millennium Development Goal 8.
In 2011, the country task force continued to receive reports with respect to both the DKBA border guard force and DKBA Brigade 5 of forced recruitment and coercion, irrespective of age, unless payment in lieu of recruitment was received.
In this last year of its mandate, the Task Force continued to provide advice to the Secretary-General on the United Nations ICT strategy and on the effective integration of ICT into United Nations management and planning in the broader context of the 2005 World Summit and United Nations reform.
Following its Global Forum on Internet Governance, the Task Force continued to promote the international dialogue regarding this important issue by organizing, in cooperation with its regional networks, regional workshops on Internet governance in Shanghai(China), Cuzco(Peru), Port of Spain(Trinidad and Tobago) and Accra Ghana.
The Task Force continues to advocate for his release to the reception centre.
The task force continues to maintain a list of priority knowledge needs.
The Task Force continues to be supported by a system-wide team jointly financed by the organizations.
It is recommended that the Task Force continues its present scientific work as decided by the Executive Body in 2010.
In canton 6, the Task Force continues to assist local police investigations into murders, attempted murders and suspicious deaths in the area of Travnik.
The Task Force continues to focus on a matter identified in the OIOS audit concerning the procurement of an air services contract for UNTAET in 2000 PTF 6/06.
The country task force continues to face tremendous challenges with regard to the monitoring of child rights violations under resolutions 1612(2005) and 1882 2009.