III. INSTITUTIONAL ISSUES AND FOLLOW UP

The customs authorities conduct regular monitoring campaigns parallel to those conducted by the security authorities, the Civil Aviation Authority and airports.

The Inter Agency Coordination Group on Mine Action supports the inter agency coordination of mine action initiatives and activities.

2. Support for existing institutions and civic action

B. Support for existing institutions and civic action

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(c) The views of concerned international organizations and agencies and relevant regional institutions and actors

ACTION BY UNITED NATIONS HUMANITARIAN BODIES AND AGENCIES

Action by United Nations humanitarian bodies and agencies 9

44. An Inter Agency Coordination Group on Mine Action, chaired by the Under Secretary General for Peacekeeping Operations, will support the overall inter agency coordination of United Nations mine action initiatives and activities.

D. Possible action by the Subsidiary Body on Scientific and Technological Advice (SBSTA)

C. Activities of national and international actors

The Government shall stimulate the setting up of organizations for technological transfer and shall promote initiatives and actions by public organizations, economic enterprises and other structures.

The Special Committee believes that there is a need to enhance the relationship between those who plan, mandate and manage peacekeeping operations and those who implement the mandates for the operations.

12. Calls upon Governments to invite and encourage the active support and participation of a broad and diverse range of other institutional actors, including legislative bodies, academic and research institutions, professional associations, trade unions, local community groups and the media, as well as financial and non profit organizations for the implementation of the Platform for Action

C. Possible action by the Subsidiary Body for Scientific and Technological Advice (SBSTA) 5 3

B. Possible action by the SBI

C. Possible action by the SBI

This course of action involves all the actions with regard to relations with other national and foreign institutions for the promotion, diffusion and utilisation of space techniques or for project development involving international cooperation.

and Development and arising from or related to reports

By bringing together the international financial institutions, bilateral donors and regional actors, it would harmonize peacebuilding activity across the multilateral system.

2. Judicial review of executive action

C. Possible action by the SBI

a Joint Action in support of IAEA activities

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Various ministries and other public and private institutions (national, state and municipal) jointly undertook a range of actions, such as those below

The concept of mobility includes movement within and across organizations, occupations and geographic locations.

To that end, action is being coordinated among various Government agencies and civil society.

Supports G8 and IAEA action in this regard.

It presents, for consideration by the Subsidiary Body for Implementation (SBI), a method for estimating the GHG emissions generated from these sessions and proposes options and approaches for offsetting them.

Possible action by the SBI 3 2

OIC and its specialized and affiliated institutions attached great importance to the Brussels Programme of Action.

3. Division of labour between the SBSTA and the SBI

Thus, these principles should constitute the framework for the design and implementation of policy in all actions concerning children whether undertaken by social welfare institutions, administrative authorities or legislative bodies.

Thus, these principles should constitute the framework for the design and implementation of policy in all actions concerning children whether undertaken by social welfare institutions, administrative authorities or legislative bodies.

Inter Agency Coordination Group on Mine Action and its Steering Committee on Gender and Mine Action

Multi agency task forces, each with a task force manager, were identified and charged with the preparation of the first plans of action by 1996.

. Multi agency task forces, each with a task force manager, were identified by the Subcommittee for the preparation of the initial plans of action.

C. Possible action by the subsidiary bodies

III. Actions by United Nations bodies

2. Matters requiring action by the Board in follow up to the ninth session of the Conference and arising from or related to reports and activities of its subsidiary and other bodies

2. Matters requiring action by the Board in follow up to the ninth session of the Conference and arising from or related to reports and activities of its subsidiary and other bodies

Recommendation of the Subsidiary Body for Implementation and of the Subsidiary Body for Scientific and Technological Advice

Collective strategies, collective institutions and collective action are indispensable.

Collective strategies, collective institutions and collective action are indispensable . (Ibid., para.