Developing and maintaining the GHG information system

The system of social security is still developing in Pakistan.

The Statistics Division should take the lead in developing the reporting system.

DAMA will benefit all users of the system, particularly those in developing countries.

Work needs to start on developing an integrated public transport system (a priority).

Participation of the developing economies in the global trading system, WT COMTD W 136.

They also expressed a need for research into developing a sustainable socio economic system.

(f) Developing comprehensive system wide training programmes aimed at building the capacities of the system to take full advantage of information and communication technologies

A review of the academic system, particularly within developing countries is a necessary starting point.

Exports from developing countries must have access to markets in a rules based international trading system.

36. Encourages the United Nations system to ensure full and active system wide collaboration and coherence in developing the common country assessment and the Framework processes

(v) strengthening the rule of law, including by developing the independence and capacity of the justice system and the capacity of the police and corrections system

12. Acknowledges the need for continuing flexibility and special provisions for developing countries in the multilateral trading system

The evidence suggests that, among developing countries, some East Asian countries have developed an efficient property registration system.

Good progress is being made in developing an early warning system for tsunamis in the Indian Ocean region.

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Furthermore, progress has already been made on developing a code of ethics for the entire United Nations system.

Currently, the Department is in the process of developing a paperless e Customs system as outlined in the Convention.

Welcoming the establishment of the Office of the High Representative for the Least Developed Countries, Landlocked Developing Countries and Small Island Developing States, and emphasizing the importance of issues related to small island developing States within the United Nations system,

The government is currently developing a long term plan to ensure a high quality, accessible and accountable postsecondary education system.

Ensure that the rule based multilateral trading system properly takes into consideration the economic vulnerabilities of small island developing States.

The United Nations system should promote the transfer of knowledge and technology to the developing countries through their planning instruments.

Annex II Draft tTerms of rReference by the Secretariat for a feasibility study on developing a system for tracking ODS.

Draft terms of reference for a feasibility study on developing a system for tracking the movement of ozone depleting substances

During the conference, developing countries launched the third round of negotiations under the Global System of Trade Preferences Among Developing Countries (GSTP), a process in which UNCTAD will have a key advisory role.

However, reform of the international trading system could not of itself provide a panacea for the problems of the developing countries.

UNHCR continues to participate in developing more effective inter agency coordination within the United Nations system in a number of ways.

WHO is currently developing a surveillance system, and in collaboration with Family Health International, training staff from the Ministry of Health.

One delegation acknowledged the importance of both developing an integrated system of assistance that would focus on sustainable and responsible fisheries and ensuring that developing States maximize the use of the assistance they receive.

Additionally, the Communications Security Establishment is the information technology security technical authority responsible for developing operational standards for system certification and accreditation, risk and vulnerability analysis, product evaluation, system security and network security analysis.

46. Requests the United Nations development system to strengthen its role in facilitating access of developing countries to new and emerging technologies

The Subcommittee also noted the development of a number of initiatives in the area of space system based telemedicine in developing countries.

The Subcommittee noted that low cost and easily operated equipment was essential in using space system based telemedicine applications in developing countries.

Mr. Lidén The United Nations system has undertaken commendable efforts in developing a comprehensive action plan to implement Security Council 1325 (2000).

Future trade negotiations should make the multilateral trading system more equitable through recognition of the particular disadvantages of small island developing States.

The Ministry continued to implement the system between 1999 and 2002, with a view to developing effective measures to fight this scourge.

Developing a legal aid system was not a priority in a least developed country however, legal aid was provided by some NGOs.

Experts concluded by emphasizing the need to ensure that developing countries had the capacity to meet the challenges posed by the system.

Although a sound multilateral trading system could enable developing countries to place hope in it, the current situation was far from satisfactory.

In this regard, UNIDIR is developing a project looking at these aspects of the way in which the international system manages information.

Since 2004, the Special Secretariat on Policies for Women (SPM) has been developing and implementing the National System for Gender Indicators (SNIG).

Millennium Development Goal 8, target 12, also calls for developing further an open, rule based, predictable, non discriminatory trading and financial system.

The goals of the training are to introduce the system concept and applications and to make equipment more affordable to developing countries.

A fair, open and equitable multilateral trade system would allow developing countries to take full part in the globalized economy and thus contribute significantly to increasing the resources available in the developing countries to combat poverty.

The third round of negotiations of the Global System of Trade Preferences among Developing Countries, to be completed by November 2006, affords an important opportunity for expanding and deepening preferential market access in other developing countries.