The panellists were Djaheezah Subratty(Ministry of Environment, Mauritius), Donovan Stanberry(Ministry of Agriculture, Jamaica) and Ali' ioaiga Feturi Elisaia(Permanent Representative of Samoa to the United Nations).
The panellists were Sara Scherr, founder, President and Chief Executive Officer of ECOagriculture Partners, and Norman T. Uphoff, Professor of Government and International Agriculture at Cornell University.
Besides members of the Working Group, the seminar benefited from the contribution of distinguished moderators, panelists and other participants to whom we would like to express our appreciation once more.
The Commission then held a dialogue with the panellists, in which the following delegations participated: Armenia, Côte d' Ivoire, Cuba, Jamaica, Luxembourg(on behalf of the European Union) and Norway.
Panellists included Ms. Michele Bachelet, Executive Director of UN-Women, Ms. Cecilia Martinez, Director of the UN-Habitat New York Office, and Mr. Anthony Lake, Executive Director of UNICEF.
The panellists presented case studies with a view to raising the participants' awareness of the need for new health policies to achieve the Millennium Development Goals across the region in a context of ethnic equity.
An interactive discussion ensued, during which the panellists responded to comments made and questions posed by the representatives of China, Botswana, South Africa and France, as well as by the observer for Egypt.
专题小组成员讨论了与《残疾人权利公约》第19条有关的问题。该条概述了残疾人在社区中生活的各项权利。
The panellists discussed issues concerning article 19 of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, which outlines the right of persons with disabilities to live in the community.
Citing experiences from Colombia, Ghana and Pakistan, panellists pointed out that important objectives in increasing broadband access include sustainability, efficiency and community empowerment.
Introducing the panel, the moderator, Ms. Irene Vance, Consultative Group to Assist the Poor, drew attention to the key questions to be borne in mind by the panellists, as contained in document HSP/GC/22/4.
The Special Rapporteur also contributed as a panellist to the international conference on The Human Right to Water, which the German Federal Foreign Office organized together with OHCHR on 21-22 October in Berlin.
The panellists included Hiroshi Murakami of Japan, Sanjay Kumar of Geospatial Media and Communications, Samuela Naicegucegu of Fiji and Teo CheeHai of the International Federation of Surveyors.
The stocktaking of international criminal justice produced remarkable results, due undoubtedly to the high level of the panellists and other participants and to the active participation of States and civil society.
In response, the panellists indicated that the current instability and the likely worsening conditions due to the global economic crisis should also be seen as an opportunity to address deep-seated problems.
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