(g) Ability to act as a catalyst, coordinator, facilitator, mobilizer of resources and neutral broker.

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With respect to institutional support, the Nordic countries welcomed the stronger involvement of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) as the catalyst and coordinator for environmental issues.

The year that has elapsed since the previous session of the General Assembly has witnessed important international developments, in many of which the United Nations was both a catalyst and a participant.

11. Reaffirms the catalytic role of the United Nations Environment Programme

Mindful of the catalytic role of the United Nations system in facilitating the constructive participation and orderly interaction of the private sector in the development process by embracing universal principles and norms, such as honesty, transparency and accountability,

The Fund will continue its catalytic role in mineral resource development.

The catalytic role of United Nations system assistance is valuable and generally well appreciated.

In addition, the Advisory Committee has encouraged UNETPSA apos s catalytic role and, as a result, not only have the numbers increased, but the targeting of institutions and degree programmes has been deliberate in respect of redressing the effects of years of apartheid.

The catalytic role of the United Nations regular programme of technical cooperation receives special mention.

Playing such a catalytic role should be the major preoccupation of the United Nations.

The regional approach must continue to play a catalytic role in the disarmament effort.

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The Inspectors attach great value to the catalytic role of the Secretariat in its interactions with the affected country Parties.

In that regard, the South Centre must become the catalyst for change and the initiator of dialogue to address disputes and differences.

The United Nations would act as a catalyst in this effort and assist in bringing the various parties together.

A side reaction of this catalytic cycle led to the production of a small amount of an organic mercury compound, namely methylmercury.

The establishment of a fund to provide catalytic complementary finance to implement cooperation activities is an option often urged to be considered.

And there's a role in here for conservation.

One generation will commend your works to another, and will declare your mighty acts.

One generation shall praise thy works to another, and shall declare thy mighty acts.

l know, but lt hardly suits you, Henry, the role of a jealous husband.

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The important point about location is the influence or leverage it allows in policy, monitoring and a catalytic role.

4. SIDS NET is based on catalytic donor funding, on cost sharing and cost recovery.

Pluralism is an essential catalyst in the democratic process and requires that we honour its full meaning in the different areas where it manifests itself.

Cyprus, an immediate neighbour, expresses the hope that such a catalytic positive evolution in our region will not leave our own problem unaffected.

The New Agenda was expected to act as a catalyst, giving political impulse and strength to the other activities within and outside Africa.

(c) The important catalytic role that these national machineries have played in assisting different ministries and agencies to address gender concerns in their policies and programmes

As noted above, the Inspectors attach considerable value to the catalytic role of the Secretariat in its interactions with the affected country Parties.

(i) Role of civil society, including the role of the family.

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