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who was allegedly abducted by the Israeli Defense Forces(IDF).(See also chapter on Palestinian Authority.).
That financial transfers to the MCTF(see also chapter V) shall be counted as measurable, reportable and verifiable commitments under paragraph 1(b)(ii) of the BAP.
Accordingly, the Subcommittee recommends that the State party eliminate current legal ambiguity through the pertinent amendments of the Law on Parliamentary Advocates(see also Chapter IV of the present report).
Be undertaken in global key emitting sectors in order to contribute to the effectiveness of the strengthened climate regime(EC and its member States, MISC.5/Add.1)(see also chapter III D);
The Office adopted a two-pronged approach of AGDM and targeted action to empower women to realize their rights, as well as to increase children ' s participation and respect for their rights(see also Chapter V. H below).
In addition, at the same time as the rate of employment among women is growing, participation by women in continuing education and lifelong learning is also increasing(see also chapter 8 in connection with article 11 on employment).
this work will draw upon the results of technical work under way in the pilot phase of AIJ as appropriate(see also chapter V below).
A good example was observed in Nairobi where OIOS has embedded an investigator in the Risk Management Unit(RMU), which is part of the United Nations Resident Coordinator ' s Office for Somalia(see also chapter XIV, para. 223).
New and additional financial resources shall be provided to address specific needs and concerns of developing country Parties arising from the adverse effects of response measures(Saudi Arabia, MISC.1)(see also chapter VI);
Building upon the research, and through developing adaptation-related vulnerability indicators, it is important to examine measures to enable technology transfer and financial assistance in a measurable, reportable and verifiable manner(Japan, MISC.2)(see also chapter VI).
it should have two pillars: a prevention pillar and an insurance pillar(MCII)(see also chapter VI);
Despite the noticeable progress in upgrading IP related policies and procedures and improving selection processes, a recurring observation, mostly in smaller organizations, is the lack of adequate training and guidance in country offices on how IP selections are to be conducted, including detailed standard operating procedures(SOPs) and checklists for selection(see also chapter XII).
Not introducing a collective range for reduction of emissions for a group of countries; the specified long-term goal should not be a starting point for a" top-down" approach in distributing commitments on reduction of GHG emissions among the countries(Russian Federation, MISC.5)(see also chapter II);
They will further review carefully the terms of the concession granted to the project company(whether it is an exclusive concession or and whether the project company will compete with other service suppliers)(for a discussion of issues concerning competition, see chapter II,“Sector structure and regulation”,; see also chapter IV,“Conclusion and general terms of the project agreement”, paras. 17-21).
considering national initiatives and measures in various sectors(Russian Federation, MISC.5)(see also chapter III D);
improving existing market mechanisms, the possibility of developing new effective mechanisms should be explored(Norway, MISC.1), including sector-based approaches and mechanisms that can contribute to NAMAs in a measurable, reportable and verifiable manner(Japan, Norway, MISC.5)(see also chapter III D);
the exchange of practical experience would lead to more effective adaptation(United States, MISC.5; AOSIS, MISC.5/Add.2), and the support of knowledge-based institutional networks can help to create enabling environments for adaptation(Bangladesh, shared vision workshop)(see also chapter II);
coordination and mobilizing adaptation action(EC and its member States, MISC.2; AOSIS, Norway, MISC.5/Add.2; AOSIS, shared vision workshop)(see also chapter II).
The Special Rapporteur also transmitted an allegation jointly with the Special Rapporteur on torture to the Government of Jamaica, where 16 prisoners were reportedly killed and many injured in anti-gay attacks at the St. Catherine ' s District Prison and the Kingston General Penitentiary in August 1997(see also chapter III, section F above).