(b) Strengthening of the synergistic approach in implementation of the UNCCD.

Development of synergistic implementation

In some sectors, they have built their own internationally synergistic networks.

Pristinamycin is a mixture of two components that have a synergistic antibacterial action.

The workshops considered strategies for better involving local communities in the preparation of synergistic projects, and on the other hand possibilities and hindrances in integrating the synergistic implementation of the Rio conventions into local level planning processes.

11. Also requests the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime to pursue an integrated, synergistic approach in the delivery of technical assistance to requesting States, taking into account the links that exist between terrorism and other forms of crime

A crucial factor in ensuring Pax Asia Pacifica is the synergistic relationship between China and Japan.

More detailed information on the development of synergistic implementation is contained in document ICCD COP(7) 5.

Among the issues discussed were identification of strategies and methodologies for enhancing collaboration and coordination between local communities and national level actors and scientists preparation and implementation of local level synergistic projects capacity building needs, and provision of incentives for synergistic implementation at the local level.

We underscore the importance of strengthening cooperative and synergistic interactions among various stakeholders and promoting voluntary partnerships for disaster reduction.

They supported the identification of local level capacity building needs for synergistic implementation, and highlighted the importance of strengthening linkages between scientific research and local level synergistic implementation, so that the results of research could profit local activities and in order to facilitate the generation of success stories.

The development of synergistic projects at the local level, as well as the identification of modalities for participatory project preparation, was moved forward.

The workshops brought up the need for local level capacity building in synergistic implementation, starting with awareness raising on the features of the conventions.

Understanding of the main objectives of each convention and the benefits of synergistic implementation that has been increased through the workshops Working relationships among various stakeholders have been strengthened, leading to better coordination and collaboration, particularly with regard to the focal points of the conventions and Geographical and thematic areas of synergistic implementation have been identified.

It was considered that efforts to promote synergistic implementation at the local level should not result in mere re labelling of existing activities, such as those on agroforestry, as synergistic'. Rather they should consist of attempts to combine relevant features of each convention into meaningful projects that advance cost effective, integrated management of natural resources, while creating added value through the synergy dimension.

It has also supported the development of synergistic implementation at the national and local levels and the establishment of country driven consultative mechanisms to support partnership building.

This action can be synergistic (when the drug's effect is increased) or antagonistic (when the drug's effect is decreased) or a new effect can be produced that neither produces on its own.

It also manages scientific and technical communication and networking, provision of training and scholarships. It supports the development of approaches and methodologies for synergistic implementation, and liaises with the international scientific community.

They are the production (or output or value added) approach, the income approach, or the expenditure approach.

Freedom of contract approach vs. exemption from liability approach

Approach

Solutions to accelerate health and nutrition action in support of child survival are interactive and synergistic not only with each other, but also in relation to child growth and development and maternal health.

There is scope to improve synergistic approaches and to mobilize available resources, conducive to national level implementation, demonstrating the benefits and full value of forestry to stakeholders in and outside the forest sector.

The second approach is applied research or a contract research approach.

Thus, both a vertical approach and a horizontal approach were required.

General approach

Traits approach

General approach

Conservative approach

The approach

Unitary approach

Furthermore, the establishment of linkages between various national development plans and programmes, including strategies for poverty reduction, is necessary for creating an operational and financial framework that allows for effective synergistic implementation of the conventions.

This approach represents a variation on the first approach as previously approved.

The workshops have served to ensure that the synergistic policies and tools subsequently developed under the respective Multilateral Environmental Agreements (MEAs) are demand driven and respond to the needs perceived by the affected country Parties themselves.

This approach is also known as the opt in à la carte approach

Best practice suggests that, whatever approach is used, the approach should be disclosed.

A proven approach

A. Evian approach

exercise preventive approach.

Community based approach

Implementation approach B

Scope and approach

Non unitary approach

The other approach, represented by Okonjo Iweala and Ocampo, takes an economy wide approach.

As we approach mid 2005, standards with status might be the most realistic approach.