Global strategy for regional and global assessment activities

Global strategy for information gathering

A Global Strategy for Disaster Risk

The United Nations Global Counter Terrorism Strategy

Global Immunization Vision and Strategy oral report

UNICEF WHO Global Immunization Vision and Strategy

Welcomes the Global Immunization Vision and Strategy

I. UNICEF WHO Global Immunization Vision and Strategy (GIVS)

Having considered the draft global immunization vision and strategy,

Adopts the present resolution and its annex as the United Nations Global Counter Terrorism Strategy ( the Strategy )

We support the global strategy against terrorism proposed by the Secretary General.

Information and experience exchange strategy at the local, national, regional and global levels

See Global Strategy for Infant and Young Child Feeding, World Health Organization, 2003.

A Global Strategy for Fighting Terrorism , at www.un.org apps sg sgstats.asp?nid 1345.

We await with great interest the global strategy to be prepared under the Secretary General's guidance.

Indeed, respect for human rights must remain an integral part of any global counter terrorism strategy.

UNICEF and WHO, with other partners, worked during 2004 to develop a Global Immunization Vision and Strategy (GIVS) for 2006 2015.

We therefore believe that there is a need for global strategy to prioritize the development dimension into global processes in order for developing countries to benefit from the opportunities offered by globalization.

(b) to strengthen relations at global, regional and subregional levels with WHO, GAVI and other partners in order to mobilize the needed resources for countries to implement the Global Immunization Vision and Strategy

(b) to strengthen relations at global, regional and subregional levels with WHO, GAVI and other partners in order to mobilize the needed resources for countries to implement the Global Immunization Vision and Strategy

The new global threat would only be countered effectively through the implementation of an integrated United Nations strategy based on international law.

Decides to include in the provisional agenda of its sixty second session an item entitled The United Nations Global Counter Terrorism Strategy .

Mathews JA and Snow CC (1998). A conversation with The Acer Group's Stan Shih on global strategy and management. Organizational Dynamics, summer.

His delegation understood the importance of improving global environmental governance and supported the Secretary General's idea of creating a global early warning system, in the context of a revamped International Strategy for Disaster Reduction.

(a) to work closely with the World Health Organization (WHO), Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization (GAVI), and other partners to provide support to Member States in implementation of the Global Immunization Vision and Strategy

(a) to work closely with the World Health Organization (WHO), Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization (GAVI), and other partners to provide support to Member States in implementation of the Global Immunization Vision and Strategy

Reaffirming also the commitments undertaken by Member States in the United Nations Global Counter Terrorism Strategy, adopted on 8 September 2006,Resolution 60 288.

Furthermore, some speakers called for an international conference against terrorism in line with the Secretary General's global strategy against terrorism, announced in March 2005.

Speakers also called attention to the changing dynamics of the global labour market and the lack of an international strategy for employment and migration.

The strategy should explicitly state the importance of partnerships and take into account all relevant health and nutrition related global policies, strategies and resolutions.

(d) An agreed global strategy for the implementation of HIV AIDS prevention and treatment programmes in the context of programmes against trafficking in persons

Reaffirming all aspects of the United Nations Global Counter Terrorism Strategy, adopted by the General Assembly in its resolution 60 288 of 8 September 2006,

This will require a new global strategy, which begins with Member States agreeing on a definition of terrorism and including it in a comprehensive convention.

He underscored that the UNDP Global Environment Facility (GEF) adaptation strategy includes four phases, namely methodology improvement and dissemination, regional assessments, national assessments, and implementation.

In the framework of the global initiatives towards sustainable development, this subprogramme is designed to promote a sustainable energy development strategy for the ECE region.

The 2001 Programme of Action is one such strategy, and the European Union is actively working towards its implementation at the national, regional and global levels.

The Global Immunization Vision and Strategy, involving WHO, UNICEF and other partners, recommends a set of mutually reinforcing strategies to close the remaining gaps in coverage.

Expresses its appreciation for the report entitled Uniting against terrorism recommendations for a global counter terrorism strategy submitted by the Secretary General to the General Assembly

21. Also requests the Secretary General to complete the project of issuing a global report on disaster reduction as undertaken by the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction

The strategy that has been outlined comprising global partnership, role models, shared narratives and focus on the hearts and minds of the young suggests a way forward.

Referring to the discussion of terrorism at the 2005 World Summit, he said that the Secretary General's global strategy against terrorism formed a sound basis for future discussions.

Over the following five years, the Declaration would serve as a global strategy for crime prevention as well as a useful guideline for the establishment of international standards.

Developing and managing strategic global, regional and country level partnerships and mobilizing leadership for children are core functions for UNICEF and a vital part of this MTSP strategy.

That was a very practical way to advance the process however, common strategy and a global management system were needed to monitor and control implementation of the initiative.

We support the Global Strategy for Fighting Terrorism announced by the Secretary General of the United Nations at the Madrid Summit on March 10. We urgently call for