Activities of the Working Group in 2005

Report of the sessional working group on the working methods and activities of transnational corporations on its seventh session

Establishment of a sessional working group to examine the working methods and activities of transnational corporations under agenda item 4

Activities of the Working Group for the period from 2000 to 2004

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Since the Working Group's twenty second session, these activities have continued and intensified.

(g) Decides that the working group shall submit a report on the activities of the working group to the Conference of the Parties

Global Youth Action is working towards analyzing youth activities in support of the MDGs.

Thanks the Chairperson of the seventh session of the sessional working group on the working methods and activities of transnational corporations, Halima Embarek Warzazi

Priority theme review and assessment of the activities of the Working Group since its establishment

(c) The project activities should include the B I being used by other working groups.

Priority theme Review and assessment of the activities of the Working Group since its establishment.

(g) Decided that the Chairman of the working group should submit a report on the activities of the working group to the Conference of the Parties

In multilateral activities, many women working for government agencies, people's friendship associations and mass organizations had opportunities to represent their Government at international forums and external activities.

The effects of the working methods and activities of transnational corporations on the enjoyment of human rights

In this context, the crucial role of the Working Group in standard setting activities was repeatedly underlined.

Requests the Working Group to report on its activities to the Commission at its sixty second session

The effects of the working methods and activities of transnational corporations on the enjoyment of human rights

The effects of the working methods and activities of transnational corporations on the enjoyment of human rights

Under the mandate of the Security Council, the working group commenced its activities in January this year.

This could do much to ensure a smooth introduction to the Council's varied activities and working methods.

Requests the Working Group to report on its activities to the Commission at its sixty second session

(b) Ms. Warzazi, Chairperson Rapporteur of the sessional working group on the working methods and activities of transnational corporations, presented the report of the working group on its seventh session (E CN.4 Sub.2 2005 22).

It will report progress made in its activities, including progress made by the various city groups, intersecretariat working groups and other groups working with the Committee, within its mandate.

Several comments and suggestions were made concerning the future priorities for standard setting activities within the Working Group.

The interdepartmental coordination of counterterrorist activities within the CSTO is the responsibility of the Working group of experts.

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The rapporteur or working group shall report to the Committee on follow up activities on a regular basis.

The Executive Board has established three panels the Accreditation Panel, the Methodologies Panel, and the Small Scale Panel and two working groups the Working Group on Afforstation and Reforestation for CDM project activities, and the Small Scale Working Group.

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So, we're working on understanding those underlying principles and then building activities which will let music really improve people's health.

Working with schools is another important vehicle for disseminating information to youth and encouraging their involvement in sustainable development activities.

UNOWA and ECOWAS will be working closely with the European Union (EU) in carrying out many of these joint activities.

The list of the activities suggested by the Working Group to the Coordinator of the Second Decade appear in annex IV.

In 1998, the Sub Commission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights established, for a period of three years, a sessional working group to examine the working methods and activities of transnational corporations.

The Working Group considered these proposals and elaborated a list of activities recommended for possible inclusion in the Decade's Programme of Action.

The Working Group, in reviewing the organization of work of the twenty third session, considered that the initiative to cooperate in concordance with indigenous organizations in the preparation of working papers related to standard setting should be maintained and expanded to other activities of the Working Group.

She highlighted the need for the working group to have a working paper before it at its next session and suggested that, in addition to the ideas already raised, the working paper also focus on appropriate remedies for violations, or gender issues in relation to business activities.

13. Welcomes the efforts of international and regional organizations, as well as non governmental organizations in Bosnia and Herzegovina, working on mine action activities, and calls upon Member States to continue to support those activities

Invites the Working Group to give special attention to its standard setting activities throughout the Second International Decade of the World's Indigenous People

f. Explore a working relationship with WHO IPCS to assist implementation of the GHS in relevant activities and instruments among global health partners.

It assisted the outreach activities of the Secretariat of the Working Group on Internet Governance, which will submit its recommendations to the Summit.

In its resolution 1998 8, the Sub Commission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights established, for a period of three years, a sessional working group to examine the working methods and activities of transnational corporations.

Available data indicated that 43 per cent of women working part time were mothers, many had three or more children, had low or middle level schooling and were working in the private sector or in commercial activities.

Recalling that the priority theme of the thirtieth session was the review and assessment of the activities of the Working Group since its establishment,