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The text of the draft conclusions proposed by the President of the COP is contained in document FCCC CP 2004 L.14).

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Conclusions reached by the Working Group on the definitions in draft articles 1 (f), (o), (p), (q) and (r)

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The Subsidiary Body for Implementation (SBI), at its twenty second session, decided to recommend the following draft conclusions for adoption by the Conference of the Parties (COP) at its eleventh session

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(a) The content of the NAPs was translated into a more operational form.

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General Conclusions

The empowerment of rural women has a direct impact on the implementation of the Millennium Declaration in all areas, including development, security and human rights, and particularly in relation to poverty eradication.

I now come to our conclusions.

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The COP may wish to take into account the following

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The possible conclusions are stark.

Trade as a proportion of national income is more important for many developing countries than for most large developed economies.

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