These programmes include the Global Climate Observing System (GCOS), and the Global Ocean Observing System (GOOS).

These programmes include the Global Climate Observing System (GCOS) and the Global Ocean Observation System (GOOS).

This Plan, available at the WMO website, identifies 131 actions needed over the next 5 to 10 years to address the critical issues related to global observing systems for climate.

A representative of the Global Climate Observing System (GCOS) made an oral report on the intersessional activities on global observing systems for climate in accordance with conclusions adopted by the SBSTA at its twentieth session and decision 5 CP.10.

Mention was made of Brazil's Center for Weather Forecasts and Climate Studies CPTEC INPE, which is equipped with a supercomputer with a capacity to use numeric models for the simulation of weather and climate.

It urged Parties to further implement the GCOS implementation plan, including the capacity building elements.

This commitment to action represents a substantial degree of international consensus and support for the GCOS implementation plan.

The SBSTA noted that there is now an excellent foundation upon which to improve the global observing systems for climate.

The SBSTA requested the GCOS secretariat to provide a comprehensive report at its thirtieth session (June 2009), on progress with the GCOS implementation plan, in addition to the regular reporting requested by the Conference of the Parties (COP) in decision 5 CP.10.

Research and systematic observation Most Parties reported on their needs relating to climate change research and systematic observation, in particular, their need to develop, extend and or modernize national climate observation systems.

Following the second adequacy report on climate observations commissioned by the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, the Implementation Plan for the Global Observing System for Climate in Support of the Convention was prepared and approved by the Conference in 2004.

Workshop equipment 142.5 133.9 8.6

Miscellaneous equipment 112 112 252 (140)

Miscellaneous equipment 327.6 345.9 149.6 196.3

Workshop equipment 10 1 500 15 000

Recalling its resolutions 1995 19 of 24 July 1995, 1996 19 of 23 July 1996, 1997 38 of 21 July 1997, 1998 25 of 28 July 1998, 1999 33 of 28 July 1999, 2000 18 of 27 July 2000, 2001 17 of 24 July 2001, 2002 20 of 24 July 2002, 2003 40 of 22 July 2003 and 2004 43 of 21 July 2004, in which it reiterated the importance of medically appropriate use of opiates in pain relief therapy as advocated by the World Health Organization,

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Office equipment 1 692.3 1 586.6 105.7

10 039.00 Expendable equipment 18 338.55

Miscellaneous equipment 680.0 472.6 2 516.6 (2 044.0)

Field defence equipment

Field defence equipment

Miscellaneous equipment 1 880.0 1 880.0 1 208.0 672.0

Office equipment 244.3 244.3

Data processing equipment 59 700 63 200 62 600 600

Expendable equipment 34 843.43

It invited the GCOS secretariat to submit to SBSTA by September 2006, a proposal on ways and means to address these needs.

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The SBSTA requested Parties in a position to do so to address the need for continued, sustained and enhanced support for the implementation of the global ocean observing system for climate.

It invited the GCOS secretariat, in cooperation with the Regional Workshop Advisory Committee, to report on the results of the programme at its twenty fifth session. The SBSTA reiterated the need to strengthen capacities in the field of climate observations, data analysis and data management.

The national regulatory authority has been helped in working out and codifying the documents on nuclear and radiation safety as well as in obtaining equipment for the mobile dosimetric laboratory of the Inspectorate on Radiation Safety.

Office equipment 1 219.7 847.7 242.4 605.3

Data processing equipment 2 800.0 2 800.0 3 795.0 (995.0)

Equipment that's obsolete, equipment that doesn't quite work, or it works and you can't fix it.

The Plan calls for 131 actions to address the critical issues related to global observing systems for climate, to be implemented over five years.

In its National Conventional Arms Control Committee report for 2003, South Africa reports that it sold non lethal dual purpose radio equipment to Côte d'Ivoire that year.

Observation equipment 783.7 544.6 841.0 (296.4)

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