United Nations and Specialised Agencies

Cooperation with UN bodies specialised agencies

BOOM also has specialised public prosecutors, accountants and civil law experts, who provide assistance in complex criminal investigations where special knowledge of seizure and confiscation matters is needed.

The tertiary health care level provides highly specialised medical services that are provided in specialised treatment centres or institutions by qualified specialists from one or more sectors of medicine.

Two specialised public prosecutors have been assigned the task of combating terrorism in general.

The activities of specialised (drug related and psychiatric) daytime inpatient treatment facilities receded in 2000.

A third specialised prosecutor has been assigned the specific task of combating the financing of terrorism.

The lack of resources resulting from limited membership in specialised SME associations is an additional disadvantage.

Four Federation magazines also give extensive coverage to the work of the UN and its Specialised Agencies.

The paper on which the passports is printed is highly specialised and only supplied to legitimate passport producers.

Another is to attract foreign patients to specialised clinics which provide high quality health care at competitive prices.

Social care institutions for persons with mental disorders and specialised social care institutions are financed from the state budget.

If a woman tests HIV positive, she will be sent to a specialised centre to be given the necessary care.

Calls upon specialised OIC institutions to explore all possibilities to foster the development of cotton processing infrastructure in the concerned countries.

Professional associations can be efficient providers of specialised support services, as well as acting as an effective lobby for SME interests.

Through its quarterly ICAA Newsletter and Internet page (www.icaa.ch), regular reports were published on the numerous meetings of the UN and its specialised agencies.

Specialised social care centres for children are also financed from the state budget and care is provided to disabled children with severe mental disorders.

These activities generally take place under the guidance of IOM's Technical Cooperation Service and, in specialised cases, through the IOM Counter Trafficking Service as well.

The Club de Madrid will engage with universities, specialised research institutes and think tanks to elaborate the proposals made by the Summit's working groups and panels.

Children receive social care services at care centres for orphans, specialised social care centres for children and children's homes  shelters depending on their health condition and age.

In 2001, there were 27 specialised social care institutions (homes) for people with mental disorders and one social care and rehabilitation institution for people with impaired eyesight.

The CNC is a specialised armed force whose role is the protection of civil nuclear sites and nuclear materials on designated UK nuclear licensed sites and in transit.

Publications in other languages are offered to residents of Riga by specialised public libraries the Library of Foreign Languages at the Congress Hall, the Library of Nordic Literature.

Specialisation within all bodies involved in combating the financing of terrorism. This applies to the Dutch FIU (MOT), the specialised financial intelligence police unit (BLOM) and the Public Prosecution Service.

1.38 In some localities it is difficult to attract specialised staff as the field is relatively new and local colleges and universities do not offer training programmes which adequately qualify candidates.

Closed Door Meetings at the UNICRI Headquarters or hosted by Member States interested in discussing specific aspects of security attended by officers from specialised national agencies, international officers and individual experts.

Between 2000 and 2003 the SI International Presidents visited and had regular consultations with the Secretariats of the UN and its Specialised Agencies in New York, Geneva, Vienna and at UNESCO Paris.

Knowledge

For Pascal, scientific knowledge paled beside the knowledge of God.

Traditional knowledge

Traditional knowledge

Traditional knowledge

traditional knowledge

Knowledge of...

Common knowledge.

Common knowledge.

A knowledge management system of interregional knowledge creation, transfer and codification.

While it is recognised that technical co operation procurement and contracts are often of a complex and specialised nature, the organisation should implement measures to track the progress of procurement activities against established lead times.

For example, bulk shipments tend to use specialised rail and port facilities from source to port and, because of the generally large investment, are very efficient, if compared with container traffic in the same country.

Knowledge is there.

Knowledge is power.

What is knowledge?

Knowledge and Technology

Knowledge of languages

Knowledge and information