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Some United Nations bodies have taken first steps to develop systematic and transparent partnership impact assessments.
To develop systematic recommendations for improving the integration of Lactalis Ukraine and Fanni in order to improve their operational efficiency.
The Committee urges the State party, including Hong Kong, China, and Macao,China, to develop systematic data collection and the production and use of statistics for human rights indicators, including for economic, social and cultural rights based upon such data.
To develop systematic and ongoing training programmes on human rights, including children's rights, for all persons working for and with children(e.g. judges, lawyers, law enforcement officials, civil servants, local government officials, teachers, health personnel) and especially for children themselves;
We need to embark on that broader strategic discussion after the High-level Meeting, but we already now expect the Bretton Woods institutions, the United Nations and the WTO, as well as all of the Member States,to increase their efforts to develop systematic and seamless coordination of efforts in peaceful as well as post-conflict situations.
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Iii to develop systematic training methods which coordinate theoretical and practical training in particular aspects of driving and risk-reducing or riskavoiding behaviour.
The International Labour Organization contributed to standardizing the measurement of volunteerism by introducing, with the Johns Hopkins Center for Civil Society Studies and UNV, the Manual on the Measurement of Volunteer Work,as a means for national statistical offices to develop systematic and comparable data on volunteer work.
Encourages Governments to develop systematic data-collection methods and to update continuously information on trafficking in women and girls, including the analysis of the modus operandi of trafficking syndicates;
Stresses the need for a global approach to eradicate trafficking in women and children and the importance, in this regard, of systematic data collection and comprehensive studies, andencourages Governments to develop systematic data-collection methods and to update continuously information on trafficking in women and girls, including the analysis of the modus operandi of trafficking syndicates;
It is still necessary to develop systematic post-mission debriefing, where staff members will be provided with a support network for reintegration and return to their regular routine work assignments.
To develop systematic and ongoing training programmes on human rights, including children's rights, for all persons working for and with children(judges, lawyers, law-enforcement officials, civil servants, local government officials, teachers, social workers, health personnel) and especially children themselves;
By building the capacity of Governments andnon-governmental organizations to develop systematic and sustainable support mechanisms for the identification, return, recovery and reintegration of victims, more than 1,100 victims were assisted in the period 2000-2004 and were able to return to their countries of origin.
To develop systematic and ongoing training programmes on human rights, including children's rights, for all persons working for and with children, e.g. judges, lawyers, law enforcement officials, civil servants, local government officials, teachers, social workers and health personnel, and especially for children themselves.
The Committee reiterates its previous recommendation(CRC/C/DNK/CO/3, para. 23) for the State party to develop systematic and ongoing training programmes on human rights, including children's rights, for all persons working for and with children, e.g. judges, lawyers, law enforcement officials, civil servants, local government officials, teachers, social workers and health personnel, and especially for children themselves.
To develop systematic and ongoing in-service and pre-service training programmes on human rights, especially children's rights, for all professional groups working for and with children e.g. judges, lawyers, law enforcement officials, civil servants, local government officials, personnel working in institutions and places of detention for children, teachers and health personnel.
The Committee also encourages the State party to pursue efforts to promote education on children's rights in the country and to develop systematic and ongoing training programmes on the provisions of the Convention for all professional groups working with children i.e. judges, lawyers, law enforcement officials, civil servants, local government officials, personnel working in institutions and places of detention for children, teachers, health personnel, including psychologists, and social workers.
The objective of the programme is to develop systematic, progressive and comprehensive training for young persons in a particular speciality, so that they can enter the country's labour force as qualified workers and increase the national output.
It further encourages the State party to develop systematic education and training programmes on the provisions of the Optional Protocol for all relevant professional groups working with children, notably police officers, lawyers, prosecutors and judges, teachers, health professionals and social workers.
In this regard, the Committee encourages the State party to develop systematic educational programmes on the principles and provisions of the Convention for the public at large, children, families and professionals working with children, including judges, lawyers, law enforcement officials, teachers, health-care personnel and social workers.
Governments were encouraged to develop systematic data-collection methods and continuously update information on trafficking in women and girls, including the analysis of the modus operandi of trafficking syndicates, and to strengthen national programmes to combat trafficking in women and girls through sustained bilateral, regional and international cooperation, taking into account innovative approaches and best practices.
Moreover, the Committee recommends to the State party to strengthen its efforts to develop systematic and ongoing training programmes on the provisions of the Convention for all professional groups working with children e.g. judges, lawyers, law enforcement officials, civil servants, local government officials, personnel working in institutions and places of detention for children, teachers, health personnel, including psychologists, and social workers.
Moreover, the Committee recommends that the State party strengthen its efforts to develop systematic and ongoing training programmes on the provisions of the Convention for all professional groups working with children e.g. judges, lawyers, law enforcement officials, civil servants, local government officials, personnel working in institutions and places of detention for children, teachers, health personnel, including psychologists, and social workers.
Moreover, the Committee recommends that the State party strengthen its efforts to develop systematic and ongoing training programmes on the Convention for all professional groups working with and for children e.g. legislators, judges, lawyers, law enforcement officials, civil servants, local government officials, personnel working in institutions and places of detention for children, teachers, health personnel, including psychologists, and social workers.
Canada is committed to developing systematic and effective responses to other war-related commodities and to the sophisticated financial networks through which they are laundered.
UNICEF and partners are evaluating parenting programmes to develop more systematic recommendations.
UNAIDS is working with its cosponsors to develop a systematic approach to addressing this need.
To develop and implement systematic national data collection and research;
The Department of Management is planning to develop a systematic monitoring framework for the procurement activities of the Secretariat.
It should now make additional efforts to look at potential conflict cases earlier on and to develop more systematic responses to emerging threats.
The Committee noted a number of positive developments in Argentina, inter alia,efforts to develop a systematic and coordinated policy.