The programmes were developed in cooperation with the authorities at the national and local levels.

Data collection forms have been prepared and sent to the regions.

The secretariat prepared a CD ROM on the meeting.

They have been finalized, and data collection forms have been prepared.

For each workshop, a position paper was prepared to serve as background for discussion.

The Ministry of Health has developed a list of indications and the rules for medical sterilization.

A geological geophysical database for the Indian Ocean sector of East Antarctica has been prepared.

A series of pamphlets, leaflets and presentations based on this paper have been produced.

The lead countries and the Secretariat revised the draft documents as appropriate, taking into accounts these comments.

UNICEF has developed interactive learning resources for young people on water, environment and sanitation.

A preliminary list of workshop objectives and topics was prepared by some members of the Working Group.

The Governance Reform Commission has also produced a draft code of conduct for civil servants and public officials.

The implementation phase of the NAPs has started for most of the countries, and for three of them the process of revision of their NAPs is under way.

The budget was prepared to be consistent with and to incorporate the goals of the Medium Term Plan (MTP).

Audio spots on HIV AIDS and drug issues were produced and broadcast regularly in Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan.

Natural hazard risks were planned for in Bangladesh, Iran, Madagascar, Mozambique, the Sahel Countries, Tajikistan and Timor Leste.

The submissions were prepared according to an interactive and participatory approach involving staff at various levels and the provision of methodological approach.

The Committee prepared concluding comments on each of the reports of States parties considered.

A list of diseases that a person has and that prevent him from adopting a child or taking a child under his tutorship (or guardianship) is being compiled by the Government.

Organized by the Postgraduate Department, Faculty of Psychology, National University of Córdoba, held during 2001.

The East Asia and the Pacific steering committee for the regional consultation has prepared draft minimum standards for child participation in consultations.

The Code of Ethics adopted by PFUJ states under Article XII that the press has a special responsibility to prevent bias against women, minorities and other disadvantaged sections of society. As such extreme caution shall be exercised in reporting incidents pertaining to them.

Various market studies have been prepared, trade fair participation has been facilitated, and training seminars in export promotion have been held.

In 2005, the Subcommittee had reviewed information from national and regional space agencies and had prepared an outline of the proposed framework.

An inventory of Central Asian NGOs active in drug abuse and HIV AIDS prevention was produced.

The Transitional Government of Haiti prepared a two year transitional programme from July 2004 to September 2006.

The first draft contained a systematic overview of the main documentary and statistical data produced in Nicaragua by various State and non governmental institutions, universities and experts.

The Government has plans for institutional strengthening and human resource development in order to effectively manage the island's fisheries and other marine resources.1

WHO formulated a project to promote an integrated response of health care systems to rapid population ageing in developing countries (the INTRA project).

The Unit has prepared a reference document on policy for the prevention of HIV within UNOCI.

The net regular budget estimates for the biennium 2006 2007 of 144,892,544 represent a 0.4 per cent increase of resources over that of 2004 2005, when compared using the same cost levels.

TPN 3 on rangeland management established its second field pilot project in Kyrgyzstan in October November 2004.

Non governmental organizations have prepared a calendar of previously planned events where there may be opportunities to promote the study and solicit inputs from civil society.

At its first meeting in July 2004, UN Energy elaborated its future work plan and modalities for interaction with non United Nations stakeholders.

That had led to the preparation of a regional disaster reduction plan, and the Governments of the region had planned their relevant policies, priorities and actions within its framework.

In response to this, various bodies have issued guidelines and prepared manuals and model laws, based on best practices identified by international experts.

The National Coordination Committee had developed a 10 year plan for the advancement of women, the primary objective of which was to promote women's participation in the country's economic and social life.

In collaboration with the Working Group, the Secretariat produced a guide to Internet services for delegates a major update to this successful guide is now under way, to be available in the fall of 2005.

The United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL) prepared a draft instrument on the carriage of goods with a view to modernizing and universalizing law on the international carriage of such goods.

Acted as Deputy Conference Secretary for meetings of Commonwealth Law Ministers and Senior Officials, prepared policy papers for these meetings, and implemented decisions from these meetings

Over the years, the Government of Singapore, working with the private sector, has launched campaigns, road safety talks, exhibitions and even videos promoting road safety.

The present document has been prepared by the Secretariat on the basis of information received by 17 January 2005 from the following member States of the Committee Czech Republic, Germany, Greece, Mexico and Morocco.

The Investigation Unit produced a number of management implication reports to highlight vulnerabilities in UNHCR operations and to assist managers to adjust their actions as required.

It made adjustments in accordance with the slotting schedule of 2005 and projected the total expected output for 2005 on a week by week and service by service basis.

In 2004, the Unit adopted a common methodology for conducting the management assessment exercise, and prepared a checklist of questions to guide its work and ensure that it yields coherent analyses across participating organizations.