Chapter 2 General emancipation policy

1.202 To provide policy advice to the Commissioner General and ensure smooth implementation of policy decisions and general cohesion of Agency operations.

The policy environment that supports OFDI in general has improved.

Dutch general asylum policy includes matters relating specifically to gender.

International Centre for Migration Policy Development (General Assembly resolution 57 31)

(a) Follow up to policy recommendations of the General Assembly and the Council

Under the circumstances, the General Assembly may wish to consider the following policy options

In line with the general policy for development cooperation, the international component has mainstreamed gender.

(g) Advise the Secretary General on policy and strategic issues related to European Union institutions.

57 31. Observer status for the International Centre for Migration Policy Development in the General Assembly

Information from the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport, Directorate General for Planning and Policy, 2001.

The general part consisted of an overview of Dutch emancipation policy for the period 1998 2002.

Recalls General Assembly resolution 59 250 of 22 December 2004, on the triennial comprehensive policy review of operational activities for development of the United Nations system, which contains the policy framework set by the General Assembly to continue strengthening the joint programming process

Recalls General Assembly resolution 59 250 of 22 December 2004, on the triennial comprehensive policy review of operational activities for development of the United Nations system, which contains the policy framework set by the General Assembly to continue strengthening the joint programming process

Recalls General Assembly resolution 59 250 of 22 December 2004, on the triennial comprehensive policy review of operational activities for development of the United Nations system, which contains the policy framework set by the General Assembly to continue strengthening the joint programming process

The Chief of the Policy Coordination Unit introduced the report of the Secretary General (A 60 363).

The gender sensitive presentation of issues in documentation before the General Assembly facilitates gender sensitive policy formulation.

It could also serve as the starting point for a general UNHCR security policy on ICT matters.

27. Also requests the Secretary General to integrate a gender perspective in his reporting to the General Assembly, in order to support gender sensitive policy formulation

The policy is in line with General Assembly Resolution 53 192 on the triennial policy review, ECOSOC resolution 1999 5 on poverty eradication and capacity building, and the Guidance Note on

The Secretary General is finalizing a comprehensive policy to ensure protection against retaliation for reporting of alleged misconduct.

Provided general legal and policy advice and assistance to Commonwealth Member States with respect to criminal law issues

Liaised with officials in foreign states with respect to individual mutual legal assistance requests and general policy matters

(c) Should the general principle of the continuity of treaties be the essential policy basis of the topic?

While the United Nations has a zero tolerance sexual harassment policy in place, the Secretary General is in the process of formulating a new, broader policy to encompass other forms of harassment.

In 2000, after the Special Session of the UN General Assembly, the medium term emancipation policy document was further developed into a multiyear emancipation policy plan, which focused on the following areas

The Under Secretary General is assisted by the Assistant Secretary General for Policy Coordination and Inter Agency Affairs, the Assistant Secretary General for Economic Development and the Assistant Secretary General and Special Adviser to the Secretary General on Gender Issues and Advancement of Women.

Letter dated 14 October 2005 from the Secretary General and High Representative for the Common Foreign and Security Policy of the European Union addressed to the Secretary General

Letter dated 16 June 2005 from the Secretary General and High Representative for the Common Foreign and Security Policy of the European Union addressed to the Secretary General

(f) Addressing the possible impact of general social and economic policy measures upon citizens' opportunities and willingness to volunteer

The General Assembly had expressed concern that some field staff were not covered by the malicious acts insurance policy.

As of 30 June 2005, the Policy Committee had met on six occasions since its establishment in May 2005 and has presented the Secretary General with policy options on a wide range of issues.

The Committee should not reopen policy matters which had already been acted on by the General Assembly in June 2005.

On general issues, the Peacebuilding Commission should make recommendations on peacebuilding policy to the Security Council, the Economic and Social Council and the General Assembly within their areas of competence

Since the World Conference on Human Rights and the Millennium Summit, the Secretary General has pursued a proactive policy towards ratification.

In May 2002, in the framework of the national health policy for 1997 2002, General Health Act No. 423 was adopted.

(b) Report of the Secretary General on sanitation policy options and possible actions to expedite implementation (E CN.17 2005 3)

The Director General would need to examine the policy priorities established, determine which fell within UNIDO's mandate and follow them up.

(b) Report of the Secretary General on sanitation policy options and possible actions to expedite implementation (E CN.17 2005 3)

26. Requests that reports of the Secretary General submitted to the General Assembly facilitate gender sensitive policy development by more systematically including qualitative gender analysis, data and recommendations for further action

Letter dated 17 March 2005 from the Secretary General and High Representative for the Common Foreign and Security Policy of the European Union to the Secretary General of the United Nations

In its first incarnation, GAP was designed as a policy outlook and action planning tool for reviewing the general policy objectives of the Sixth Five Year Development Plan (1994 1995 1998 1999) in order to devise gender policy objectives for the next five year development plan (Propenas 2000 2004).

Reaffirming the importance of the triennial comprehensive policy review of operational activities, through which the General Assembly establishes key system wide policy orientations for the development cooperation and country level modalities of the United Nations system,

Recalling also the importance of the triennial comprehensive policy review of operational activities, through which the General Assembly establishes key system wide policy orientations for the development cooperation and country level modalities of the United Nations system,

Consequently, two smaller senior level committees, a Policy Committee and a Management Committee both chaired by the Secretary General have been created.