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That means that no new guidelines could be provided for a global follow-up mechanism to review progress in implementing of the Programme of Action in future.
It was suggested that options could be provided in the Model Law, for example that the procuring entity could proceed to negotiate with potential suppliers.
OIOS requested justification for not adjusting for savings in general maintenance costs for spare parts and equipment and an adjustment to the compensation if no justification could be provided.
Analysis of the functional areas listed in document UNEP/POPS/COP.2/INF/12 that could be provided through a shared service unit.
Countries will also need to assess how far such services could be provided outside the forest sector.
(e) UNDP indicated that the activities of the database administrators were regularly but informally reviewed; however, no supporting documentation could be provided.
Guidance is contained regarding to whom information could be provided(Art.8, paras. 4 and 5).
I would appreciate it if the legal opinion requested could be provided to the Committee by 4 April, in the afternoon, when this matter will be considered again.
Also in those recommendations, the Working Group identified the following areas in which technical assistance could be provided to support and promote the implementation of the Protocols.
Financial support for road safety efforts could be provided by the World Bank
Any additional illustration that the Working Group might deem necessary could be provided in an explanatory text accompanying the draft convention.
Information on these activities could be provided by the GEF in its reports to the COP.
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The Committee is of the view that it would be helpful if consolidated information could be provided on the comprehensive budgets, prioritized budgets and expected shortfalls.
Other countries, among them Belize, had simplified the procedure for assistance by removing the requirement for a treaty before assistance could be provided.
Military stand-by forces could be deployed and trained in the territories of contributor States and could be provided upon request by the Secretary-General.
Parties highlighted the linkages with existing financing arrangements and discussed the type of guidance that could be provided by the COP to those arrangements.
A small secretariat for the facility would be needed, which could be provided by ADB.
With regard to technical assistance to support and promote the implementation of the Protocols, the working group identified the following areas in which such assistance could be provided.
Only 2 per cent of the population were not covered; in such cases, coverage could be provided through social assistance centres.