Background information

Key Papers

Conclusions and recommendations 22 26 7

COP 6 was held in Havana from 25 August to 5 September 2003.

Background

AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE CONVENTION'S

Note by the Secretariat

The alternative solutions put forward in the document supra are still relevant and applicable to give final shape to this rule on the majority required in order for decisions taken by the COP to be adopted

Background

Summary of information on illegal trade in ozone depleting substances reported to the Secretariat in 2005 pursuant to decision XIV 7

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Background

C. Background

UNDP United Nations Development Programme

Supplementary Fund, associate experts and programme support) 22

The fFirst, second and third three sessions of the CRIC

Opening of the Meetingpening of the Meeting

Background documentation

Factual background

The facts

Factual information

(c) Relevant background information

Background and issues

outcome of the World Summit on Sustainable

Mandate 1 2 3

Background to the expanded working paper

At its sixth session, the COP took note of the report of the secretariat contained in ICCD COP(6) 6, and requested the secretariat to include consideration of this outstanding rule of procedure on the agenda of its seventh session (decision 21 COP.6).

Background information 1 3

Codes of Conduct Relevant to the Life Sciences or Biotechnology Which Do Not Refer to Biological and Toxin Weapons

Background information concerning the work of the Third Committee

Sustainable use and management of rangelands 33 39 13

Background information and summary of the work of the Committee

Summary of Background Paper prepared by the Secretariat

Background of cooperation with the host country

Background paper on chemicals management

Oral statement and Background paper.

The energy context in Canada

Background note by the UNCTAD secretariat

COP MOP Conference of the Parties serving as the Meeting of the Parties

Background The Basel Convention

Background The Montreal Protocol

Background The Desertification Convention Desertification is the degradation of land in arid, semi arid, and dry sub humid areas.

It contains background information on activities as well as information on their impact and results.

Background of cooperation with the host country

The full report of the Expert Group is available as a background document.