Key findings

Conclusions and potential implications of key assessment findings for Governments

Key elements for consideration include

Key elements for consideration include

Key elements for consideration include

Key elements for consideration include

The main findings of the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment include the following

It proposes a range of policy response options related to the following key findings

All UN Habitat publications, including its flagship reports, should contain a summary of key findings with policy implications, and these findings should be publicized through press releases and interviews.

On 7 February 2005, the independent expert held a final press conference outlining the key findings of his mission.

Some key barriers to the achievement of sustainable energy goals include

To include the findings of data submitted in the progress report of the Methyl Bromide Technical Options Committee.

To include the findings of data submitted in the progress report of the Methyl Bromide Technical Options Committee

Two key constraints include the restrictions on harvesting and the marketing of forest products.15

Key trends in emerging market economies include high and increasing unemployment and low employment rates.

The executive summary presents the key findings of the independent evaluation and recommendations on the strategic focus, management and modalities that the next regional programme may adopt.

To promote effective UNMO cooperation and coordination with the local conflicting parties and population, the key elements include

(h) Follow up The treaty body may invite the State party to include in its periodic report details of any measures taken to implement the findings.

Findings

Findings

Findings

Key elements for consideration include how to ensure that international donor commitments and future pledges are fulfilled over the coming years.

Main findings

Investigative findings

Inter agency coordination activities include active participation in meetings and regular consultations with key partner agencies supporting the implementation of the Convention.

Studies have confirmed other findings that attribute road accidents to a number of key factors, including speeding, driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, failure to use seat belts and poor infrastructure.

Key resource variances include savings under posts ( 6,932,200), salaries and allowances of judges ( 998,400), travel of representatives ( 141,700) and general operating expenses ( 395,600).

Other key issues include the treatment of unbound tariffs, ad valorem equivalents, flexibilities for developing countries, participation in sectoral negotiations and trade preferences.

Findings in Lachin

Summary of findings

It was similarly suggested that the reports should include more information about the responses from States to recommendations and findings, which would make it easier to identify and monitor gaps in implementation.

The 58 sites (containing equipment shown in table 3 above) include several of the key production sites for both solid and liquid propellant missiles.

The key groups would include professional soldiers who have fought on the side of non State actors rebel or mercenary soldiers and child soldiers.

II Findings and Results

The findings were negative.

Findings of recent assessments

Findings from sectoral analyses

Brazil therefore welcomed the Secretariat's efforts to include the key provisions of the Convention in status of forces, status of mission and host country agreements.

Other key elements of a comprehensive reform of the distribution sector include trade facilitation and infrastructure development (including ports and roads) and simplifying customs procedures.

The year also saw expansion of the Growing Sustainable Business initiative, a key programme that takes the findings of the Commission's report and pushes the envelope of innovative strategies at the nexus of markets and development.

Key initiatives in the pipeline include the multi layered approach to formalizing risk management in UNDP as part of its organizational culture in 2006 (paragraph 54).

(f) Transmission of findings After the inquiry, the treaty body may transmit its findings to the State party

A. Commercializing existing research findings

The future evolution of ozone in the Arctic is more difficult to estimate, due to the more complex feedback processes involved. Some key remaining needs challenges include

Key partners should also include the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs, the Security Council and ILO.