He or she should not attempt to centralize information, but rather to make it flow more smoothly. Call it information liquidity, akin to financial liquidity.

However, it strongly recommended that efforts be made to centralize the information technology operations of the Fund with a view to streamlining both operations and benefits.

In that connection, his delegation welcomed the proposals to strengthen and centralize communications through the web site, rationalize information centres and improve the management of United Nations libraries.

firmly maintain the central position of General Secretary Xi Jinping, firmly safeguard the authority of the Party Central Committee and centralize and unify the leadership, unswervingly uphold socialism with Chinese characteristics,

UNRWA wishes to mention that owing to the voluminous nature of the original documentation of construction activities in the field offices, it may be impracticable to centralize all records pertaining to construction, land and buildings for all field offices in one place.

To be sure, in many parts of the world, state capitalism has helped to consolidate states and centralize authority preconditions for the development of modern societies and economies. But political control of the economy generally becomes problematic, because those running the state do not have social welfare or optimal resource allocation in mind.

Morsi s political incompetence and lack of vision in the face of economic collapse would have been enough to diminish support for his government. But his rejection of pluralism and pursuit of an Islamic dictatorship, exemplified by his efforts to centralize power in the hands of the Brothers and place himself beyond the review of Egypt s judiciary, proved to be his undoing.

The Committee recommends that the State party strengthen and centralize its mechanism to integrate and analyse systematically disaggregated data on all children under 18 for all areas covered by the Convention, with special emphasis on the most vulnerable groups (i.e., indigenous children, children of African descent, children with disabilities, abused and neglected children, children living in extreme poverty and children in conflict with the law).