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Table 4 Ratios of key financial indicators

Table 4 Ratios of key financial indicators

Table II.1 Ratios of key financial indicators

Table II.4 Key financial data of completed peacekeeping missions

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Table 8. Summary of key variables and assumptions in the projections analysis

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The key attributes of UNCDF, highly valued by its partners, are summarized in table 1.

Table 2 presents the priorities and needs for adaptation in key vulnerable sectors in various developing regions.

We look forward to taking an appropriate place at the table, side by side with other key institutional donors.

Parties should, to the extent possible, summarize key variables and assumptions by completing table 8 in appendix III below.

Table 2. Priorities for adaptation to key vulnerable sectors as reported in the initial communications of non Annex I Parties

Table 3. Examples of types of adaptation to climate change envisaged for key vulnerable sectors in non Annex I Parties

Table 3 provides a summary of adaptation options, measures and strategies envisaged for key vulnerable sectors in non Annex I Parties.

The following table shows some key indicators of the status of women, with figures from previous reports included for comparative purposes.

The Round Table discussed key topics raised in paragraph 7.3 and paragraphs 7.41 to 7.48 of the Programme of Action, including

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They are shown in table 1 in relation to the key elements of the Declaration and the Millennium Development Goals to which they contribute.

Table 1. Models and approaches used to assess impacts of, and vulnerability and adaptation to, climate change in key sectors in non Annex I Parties

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The following table provides key indicators for understanding the situation and is based on research conducted by the International Foundation for Global Economic Development in recent years.

The interactive round table discussion called for rapid and intensified efforts to advance and implement human rights and gender equality, and resulted in the following key recommendations

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Source Statistical Yearbook, GUS 1990, table 16 (130), 1993, table 15 (141), table 32 (632), 1994, table 18 (147).

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Table 1 Current and revised staffing table

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Table 2 Previous and proposed staffing table

Table Currently authorized and proposed staffing table

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The expected areas of UNICEF action in emergency situations are clearly identified within the respective focus areas, in terms of specific key results, targets and areas of cooperation (see table 2).

The data in table 1 on the JMAC composition and structure in seven missions reveals variations in staffing levels and a lack of consistency in the representation of key mission elements.