Overdue and non submitted reports

Consideration of matters arising from in

A. Quadrennial reports, 1988 1991

Coordination of the preparation of reports to be submitted to intergovernmental bodies continued.

III. REVIEW OF QUADRENNIAL REPORTS SUBMITTED BY NON GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS IN CONSULTATIVE STATUS

E C.2 1993 WP.6 Quadrennial reports list of non governmental organizations which failed to submit the required report

A. Quadrennial reports, 1988 1991 . 32 42 16

They also agreed to meet biennially to consider the reports submitted to the Secretary General.

strengthen cooperation among all bodies within the United Nations system, and cooperate with other international institutions or regional organizations. Implications for the Security Council

The need to review the procedures for consideration of quadrennial reports was mentioned.

It is the first report submitted under this mandate to the General Assembly and it has three principal aims

Future reports should provide more information.

As a result of the various reports, commissions and summits throughout the year, real progress has been made.

The Committee also requests that all reports which have not yet been submitted be available by 15 January 1994.

He assured the Committee that all future UNFPA country programme submissions would provide information on these three items.

While not all reports are informative, and are not by themselves proof of implementation, the missing reports may help determine the level of commitment to the sanctions in the States concerned.

The official report of Committee meetings presents formal recommendations and draft decisions for consideration.

The Division for the Advancement of Women is reporting specifically on that important area.

They also present the main elements of the views of various delegations on different issues.

Self evaluation findings for the biennium 2004 2005 are being incorporated into regular reporting under the results based budgeting framework.

Closer monitoring of applications has been achieved through the consolidation of a database that is updated on a regular basis. Similarly, follow up of non governmental organizations in the General and Special categories has been undertaken when two or more quadrennial reports are outstanding from organizations that have failed to respond to routine attempts to contact them.

11. Field missions which have not submitted inventory records, or have submitted partial or incomplete records, have been instructed to submit the required annual reports and to continue to do so in the future in a timely fashion.

This should include an analysis of its causes, the use of new technology and proposing to the Committee on Non Governmental Organizations new means to control the volume of incoming applications, such as establishing a ceiling on the number of applications accepted every year

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The Commission acknowledges that the Government submits such reports to competent authorities for investigation.

The Commission agreed to submit the texts of those reports, reproduced below, to the General Assembly.

The Commission agreed to submit the texts of those reports, reproduced below, to the General Assembly.

While one major group states that reports provide useful geographically specific information, another states that few reports cover trends, lessons learned and emerging issues.

Reports submitted by non governmental organizations are issued without formal editing.

i Earmarked for a report on capacity development for reporting to the United Nations Programme of Action on Small Arms.

Quadrennial reports for the period 2001 2004 submitted through the Secretary General pursuant to Economic and Social Council resolution 1996 31

(a) Advisory services nine missions to Member States to assist in the preparation of national reports to the Committee (XB)

The reports must be submitted to the Economic and Social Council through the Commission on Narcotic Drugs. 2 In each year apos s annual report, the Board provides a comprehensive survey of the current drug control situation in the world and recommends action that it considers appropriate. 3

58. The national reports provide extensive observations and experiences on the interrelationships between population, development and the environment.

The Division for the Advancement of Women and OHCHR will continue to seek input and provide comments for reports to be submitted to intergovernmental bodies and special procedures, as relevant.

Quadrennial reports for the period 2001 2004 submitted through the Secretary General pursuant to Economic and Social Council resolution 1996 31

The new report should take account of all the questions asked and follow the general guidelines of the Committee regarding the form and contents of reports to be submitted by States parties.

Review of quadrennial reports submitted by non governmental organizations in consultative status with the Economic and Social Council, categories I and II

1. Reports received by the Committee

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A. Reports received by the Committee

30. A central purpose of periodic reports is to assess any progress or deterioration in the status of women and the effect of the Convention in furthering the advancement of women.

Future reports should provide more specific information on the forms and volume of the assistance being provided to economies in transition, as well as more substantial recommendations on future United Nations activities in that area.

The Committee requests that information be provided in the context of next year's budget submissions with regard to efficiencies achieved at Headquarters and in field missions in this regard.

The report is an edited and abridged version of the document originally drafted and has been drawn up in accordance with the limit on the number of pages established, for reasons of austerity, for reports to the General Assembly.