It is the third report in the series and covers the period from June 2002 to June 2004.

The report is the eleventh in a series on this subject since the holding of the World Summit for Social Development in Copenhagen in 1995, and the first report after the holding of the 10 year review of the Summit in February 2005.

Note Baseline first reporting period (1998 2000) F1 first follow up (second reporting period (2000 2002)) F2 second follow up (third reporting period (2002 2004)).

The present document is the second such report to the Council.

Gender Equality in SPECIFIC Operational Programme Interventions

The current reporting period coincides with the first phase of the investigation.

Since the first reporting period, 49 States had reported revising their laws and procedures.

A member noted that paragraphs 6 to 49 of the report repeated the same information contained in the core document, which meant that the report itself consisted only of paragraphs 1 to 5 and 50 to 60.

Most States (73 per cent) reported having had proceeds of drug trafficking frozen, seized or confiscated.

Like the two previous reports, the present report follows the general pattern of the articles on responsibility of States for internationally wrongful acts.

Money laundering was an extraditable offence in most of the States reporting in the third period (72 per cent, compared with 75 per cent in the second period and 65 per cent in the first).

For the text of the decision, see Part Two, section I, of this report.

Five sample tables were provided to facilitate reporting of this information.

A total of 90 States replied to the questions in section VII of the biennial reports questionnaire for the third reporting period, compared with 109 in the first reporting period and 116 in the second reporting period.

The present report is the Team's second report.

A total of 72 countries responded in both the second and the third reporting periods and this report also highlights changes occurring within this core group.

This topic is dealt with in greater detail in the section of the report on article 10.

For the text of the decision, see Part Two, section I, of the present report.

(a) The first is contained in the present report, which is submitted to the General Assembly for the purpose of updating the resource requirements in the proposed budget before an initial appropriation is approved

Paragraphs 247, 261 and 262 of the report contained further discussion of the issue.

(Final version of the Report is contained in Annex I of the Report of the First Session of the Preparatory Commission.)

As chapter I of the present report shows, the implementation rate for OIOS recommendations has further improved during this reporting period.

Research Statistics)

See paragraph 24 of the present report.

See paragraph 27 of the present report.

See paragraph 29 of the present report.

See paragraph 30 of the present report.

See section VII of the present report.

Similar to previous reports, a legislative supplement is included containing significant new legislation, which is described in details throughout the Report.

This issue has been dealt with in some detail in Chapter XV of the report.

The response rate for the third reporting period (2002 2004) was lower than that for the second reporting period (2000 2002) but similar to that for the first reporting period (1998 2000).

The current report is the fifth such report and covers the period 1995 1996.

For the text of the decision, see Part Two, section I, of this report.

The present report responds to that mandate in section III.

Separate page in K.E.TH.I.

Consultation for professional development support to 8 women executives of the companies ΕLGΕΚΑ and ΑΤΤΙΚΟ ΜΕΤRΟ and of the Municipality of Athens, for empowerment and promotion to higher positions.

PUBLIC PRIVATE SECONDARY EDUCATION IN GREECE

(Source Ministry of National Education and Religious Affairs, Directorate for Planning and Operational Research, Dept. of Oper.Research Statistics)

Research Statistics)

Teaching Personnel in Elementary and Secondary Education

The vast majority of teachers in pre school education are women.

3 See paragraph 25 in Part I of this report.

The report of the Trade and Development Board on its thirteenth executive session forms part one of the present report.

There are no additional reports covering the matters on any other anti terrorism measures outside those in this report, the supplementary report and the initial report.

For the texts of these decisions, see Part Two, section I, of this report.