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Justice systems should be supported by good information management systems providing up-to-date and easily accessible information on cases, accused persons and convicted offenders.
National and international governance systems should provide the legal and institutional frameworks which support markets and regulate private-sector activities.
Social protection systems should be developed within a national institutional framework and implemented progressively to ensure their sustainability;
For example, social security, medical care, employment, these security systems should have national connectivity, which is conducive to the flow of workers.
Education systems should seek to provide broader skill sets and job-specific capabilities, close the IT skills gap, and offer new formats for continuing education.
These systems should provide universal coverage and cover basic risks, particularly health, ageing and unemployment, in an integral package.
Such systems should include specific elements for environmentally sound material recovery and recycling in respect of used and end-of-life computing equipment(appendix XII).
Therefore many artificial intelligence systems should work closely with health providers and patients to gain their trust.
These knowledge systems should be available to the Secretariat and, where appropriate, Member States.
(d) Existing regional drug information systems should be supported in the long term in order to achieve results in a cost-effective and methodologically sound manner;
Computerized systems should have sufficient controls to prevent unauthorized access or changes to data.
Such urban transport systems should consist of a combination of rail transport, bus transport, bicycle pathways and pedestrian walkways.
National control systems should provide for effective control of the possession of arms by civilians, export and import licences or permits and arms transfers.
Participants noted that water distribution and pricing systems should ensure that clean water was accessible and affordable for everyone.
The international human rights systems should establish flexible and efficient mechanisms for the protection of indigenous peoples in isolation and in initial contact.
In addition, biodiversity should be preserved and agricultural production systems should be resilient to new weather conditions and have a minimal impact on climate change.
Data mining systems should also allow users to specify hints to guide or focus the search for interesting patterns.
Partners' accounting and internal control systems should be enhanced and the quality and timeliness of reporting to UNHCR improved.
Some participants felt that environmental management systems should incorporate independent third-party verification, monitoring of implementation and public reporting of results.
Early warning systems should be based on international standards and cooperation, on reliable, disaggregated data and should be constantly monitored.