Two years ago, the States parties to the Mine Ban Convention met in Nairobi to develop a Nairobi action plan on breaking out survivor assistance and implementing States' obligations.
瑞士进一步做出努力,推动讨论有能力这样做的缔约国在执行《内罗毕行动计划》第46号行动方面的作用。
Switzerland further pursued its efforts to promote a discussion on the role of States Parties in a position to do so in implementing Nairobi Action PlanAction 46.
我们必须坚定努力,确保最充分执行《内罗毕行动计划》,最终实现我们建立一个完全没有地雷的世界的远景。
We must make resolute efforts to ensure that the Nairobi Plan of Action is implemented to the fullest, realizing, finally, our vision of a totally mine-free world.
In that context, Switzerland continued to advocate implementation of the Nairobi Action Plan 2005-2009, designed to bring an end to the suffering caused by anti-personnel mines.
The purpose of the Zagreb Progress Report is to support the application of the Nairobi Action Plan by measuring progress made during the period 3 December 2004 to 2 December 2005.
We are encouraged to see that in furtherance of the objectives and aims of the Nairobi Action Plan, the Zagreb progress report was welcomed last year by the sixth Meeting of States Parties.
As noted in the Nairobi Action Plan," these States Parties have the greatest responsibility to act, but also the greatest needs and expectations for assistance.".
To the contrary, States parties are proceeding with an innovative process making it possible to measure the progress achieved in the implementation of the Nairobi Action Plan and to identify priority areas for the following year.
The ISU supported the President, the President-Designate, the Co-Chairs, the Contact Group Coordinators, the Sponsorship Programme donors group and individual States Parties with initiatives to pursue the aims of the Nairobi Action Plan.
Additionally, concerned States Parties agreed to provide information relating to resources they themselves have contributed to fulfil their Article 5 obligations.(Nairobi Action Plan Action 22 refers).
The purpose of the Dead Sea Progress Report is to support the application of the Nairobi Action Plan by measuring progress made during the period 22 September 2006 to 22 November 2007.
At the April 2007 meeting of the Standing Committee on Victim Assistance and Socio-Economic Reintegration, 19 of the 24 relevant States Parties provided updates on the application of relevant provisions of the Nairobi Action Plan.
The ISU supported the President, the President-Designate, the Co-Chairs, the Contact Group Coordinators, the Sponsorship Programme donors group and individual States Parties with initiatives to pursue the aims of the Nairobi Action Plan.
Since the First Review Conference, the ISU supported the President, Co-Chairs, Contact Group Coordinators and individual States Parties in their pursuit of the aims of the Nairobi Action Plan.
The purpose of the Geneva Progress Report 2007-2008 is to support the application of the Nairobi Action Plan by measuring progress made during the period 22 November 2007 to 28 November 2008.
Stresses the importance of the full and effective implementation of and compliance with the Convention, including through the swift implementation of the Nairobi Action Plan 2005-2009;See APLC/CONF/2004/5 and Corr.1.
Stresses the importance of the full and effective implementation of and compliance with the Convention, including through the continued implementation of the Nairobi Action Plan 2005-2009;Ibid., part III.
The Nairobi summit on a mine-free world, held from 29 November to 3 December 2004, enabled the international community to evaluate the progress made by States in that area and to adopt the Nairobi Action Plan 2005-2009.
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