(c) Assisting member and associate member States in the regular monitoring of environmental trends, the implementation of global environmental agreements and any reporting requirements

The proposed harmonized guidelines for reporting could be useful for Member States by reducing the burden of preparing country reports and developing efficient country mechanisms for comprehensive and timely reporting.

The Committee underlines that it is of great importance that Member States live up to their reporting requirements.

Conscious that the value of the standardized reporting system would be enhanced by a broader participation of Member States,

Conscious that the value of the standardized reporting system would be enhanced by a broader participation of Member States,

Conscious that the value of the standardized reporting system would be enhanced by a broader participation of Member States,

3bis.Upon request, the Council shall endeavour to enhance the technical capacity of member countries, in particular developing member countries, to meet the statistics and reporting requirements under this agreement.

Much remains to be done, however, and it is of utmost importance that all Member States meet their reporting requirements.

A number of Member States joined the reporting mechanisms for the first time, while others showed greater regularity in participation.

The Committee accepts that a general problem for some Member States is the lack of capacity to fulfil their reporting obligations.

The importance of more accurate reporting to the Security Council was highlighted here today by a number of representatives of Member States.

It was noted that some Member States have limited resources and many pressing priorities, making it hard for them to meet reporting requirements.

In analysing these reports (or the fact of non reporting), the Monitoring Team must assess the overall level of an individual Member States' compliance.

Member States have discussed the major issues with respect to a Peacebuilding Commission at great length, including its mandate, reporting structure, composition and funding.

3. Encourages Member States to consider utilizing the reporting checklist developed by the Government of Thailand on implementation of the Bangkok Declaration on Synergies and Responses, as a useful self assessment tool in their reporting on the follow up to the Eleventh Congress

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It had also assisted Member States with their reporting obligations under the international human rights treaties, and with following up on the recommendations of the special procedures.

Requests the Secretary General to continue to improve reporting procurement data to Member States and to consider procurement system processes utilized in the government and private sectors

Calls upon Member States to consider providing additional reporting and analysis on women specific data relating to the use of illicit substances and access to appropriate treatment services

The Executive Directorate will explore ways of enhancing the capacity of Member States to implement the provisions of the resolution and, where applicable, to meet their reporting requirements.

Calls upon Member States to consider providing additional reporting and analysis on women specific data relating to the use of illicit substances and access to appropriate treatment services

6. Calls upon Member States to consider providing additional reporting analysis on women specific data relating to the use of illicit substances and access to appropriate treatment services

Calls upon Member States to consider providing additional reporting and analysis on women specific data relating to the use of illicit substances and access to appropriate treatment services

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(b) Continue regular reporting by Member States and international organizations on their space debris research programmes. In addition, request that Member States and international organizations also continue, on a voluntary basis, to report to the Subcommittee on their space debris mitigation practices

6. Calls upon Member States to consider providing additional reporting and analysis on women specific data relating to the use of illicit substances and access to appropriate treatment services

The Committee recognizes that non reporting might be a sign of a general reporting fatigue caused by the number of reports that Member States have had to submit to the Committee, the Counter Terrorism Committee, the Committee established pursuant to resolution 1540 (2004) and other United Nations bodies.

2. Recommends that the Commission on Human Settlements pursue agreement by all Member States on a pool of common and easy to measure indicators applicable for national reporting and evaluation

8. Also invites Member States to consider developing and promoting regulatory guidance and standards to ensure effectiveness in management, financial reporting, internal auditing, domestic supervision and accountability among microfinance institutions

It also responds to the particular importance that UNIDO's Member States attach to RBM as a management tool for improving organizational performance, enhancing transparency of reporting process and thus accountability.

Defending the current system, one speaker saw little need for more detailed reporting to the Council as a whole, given that the same fifteen Member States serve at both levels.

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