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L345-2-3) that those who receive emergency accommodation should benefit from personalized support with a view to ensuring long- term housing. 14. The right of access to emergency accommodation is also enforceable before national administrative courts. (...) The study also found that long-term housing solutions with social support were offered to only 2.5 per cent of households evicted, while only 18 persons (0.2 per cent) were accommodated in traditional housing units. 37 50. (...) The Special Rapporteur is concerned that the Government is more focused on short- term solutions (gymnasiums and hotels) rather than long-term housing with the necessary social support.

Subsequent to the progress report presented by the GEF to SBI 30, the present report provides an update to SBI 31 on GEF progress between May and November 2009 in implementing the Poznan Strategic Program on Technology Transfer, covering the following three areas: (1) technology needs assessments (TNAs), (2) technology transfer pilot projects, and (3) long-term implementation of the strategic program. (...) Through this project, a total of 2.5 million tons of CO2 will be reduced over the next eight years. Long-Term Implementation of the Strategic Program 11. In keeping with the COP 14 decision that requested the GEF to consider the long-term implementation of the strategic program on technology transfer, the GEF has identified technology transfer as a long-term priority in the climate change focal area.

The precise health implications of radiation exposure are still not clear, given that the long-term health effects of low-dose ionizing radiation are still being studied. (...) Monitoring the health effects of the nuclear accident 22. In the immediate and long-term aftermath of a nuclear accident, the right to health necessitates rigorous and prolonged monitoring of individual health, as the health effects of radiation exposure are not always immediately known or treatable. (...) The Special Rapporteur encourages the Government to monitor any increase in morbidity and leukaemia, since they have been detected among the survivors of Chernobyl and Three Mile Island.48 Owing to the limited knowledge about the health effects of long- term exposure to low-dose ionizing radiation, the Government’s orders for the resettlement of residents in areas with accumulated dosage of 20 mSv/year and lower should be followed by long-term health monitoring of affected people. 23.

Article 3ter (Mechanism to support sustainable development) Art. 3 ter Bracket all paragraphs as implementation of footnote 1 Proposed Mechanism 1: Add additional bullet (d) bis after (d): “Deliver, where desired by participating Parties, a net decrease in or avoidance of emissions; Para 1 Insert ‘INCLUDING REDD+’ after ‘Establishes a multi window mechanism’ Proposed Mechanism 1: para1 (a) Bracket [developing country] and add [to this Agreement] after “Parties” Proposed Mechanism 1: para1 (c) Bracket [by developing country Parties] or remove the first bracket and leave the second Proposed Mechanism 1:para1 (e) Remove the first bracket and leave the second Proposed Mechanism 1: para 2 Remove all in para 2 Proposed Mechanism 1: para3 Remove brackets on the Article 6 Proposed Mechanism 2: Bracket [developing country] and add [countries in economy in transition] Article 4 (Adaptation) Make reference to support clearer; that is, who provides support and to whom Art. 4.1 Include concept of long-term vision Art. 4.3 Include concept of long-term vision Art. 4.3(b) Include concept of “platform” Art. 4.4 Bracket entire paragraph Art. 4.5 Bracket “, with a view to integrating adaptation into relevant socioeconomic and environmental policies and actions, where appropriate” Art. 4.6 Bracket “international cooperation and” Language will be provided in replacement of 4.6 by a group of Parties Art. 4.7 chapeau Bracket “shall” and “cooperation for enhancing” Art. 4.7 (a) Bracket Art. 4.7(b) Bracket “including those” Include “for the implementation of action” Add “support” after “technical support” Bracket “including those under the Convention” Art. 4.7(c) Bracket (in order to allow for consultations with relevant research and systematic observation experts) Art. 4.7(c) Include reference to early warning systems Art. 4.7(d) Bracket “effectiveness” Art. 4.7(e) Bracket “, and challenges and gaps in a manner consistent with encouraging good practices” Art. 4.7(f) Bracket FCCC/ADP/2015/L.6/Rev.1/Add.1 6/11 GE.15-21482 Provision Suggested changes Art. 4.8 Bracket Change “United Nations agencies” for “United Nations specialized organizations and agencies” Art. 4.9 chapeau Exchange for chapeau from compilation text (Art 4.6 chapeau) except words within the bracket [, commitments related to sustainable development,]” Art. 4.9(d) Bracket “enabling environments for” and include word “efforts” at the end of the sentence Art. 4.9(e) Change to “Monitoring and evaluation and learning from national adaptation plans, policies, programmes and actions” Art. 4.10 Exchange for text from compilation text (paras 7(a), 7(b) and 7 bis) Bracket “support” Art. 4.11 chapeau Include language from compilation text to reflect the concept ‘’in a manner that does not create an additional burden on developing countries’’ Art. 4.11(b) Exchange for text from compilation text (Art 4.8 (b)) Art. 4.13 Exchange for text from compilation text (Art. 4.12, option 2) Art. 4.14 Include reference to Art. 10 Article 5 (Loss and damage) Insert option 1 of the compilation Text as an alternative Replace the current bridging proposal with Option 1 of the Compilation document Bracket the entire article Include reference to climate change induced displaced people Art. 5.1 Insert "and shall be bound by the principles and provisions of the Convention, including in particular principle of common but differentiated responsibilities" after "this Agreement". (...) Art. 6.10 option 2 Missing reference to the concept of pathways and short-term collective quantified goals and an indication to provide textual proposals in this regard` FCCC/ADP/2015/L.6/Rev.1/Add.1 GE.15-21482 7/11 Provision Suggested changes Art. 6.11 Missing reference to the concept of scaled-up Art. 6.14 Add “[small mountainous developing states]” after the end of “LDCs, SIDS, and African States” Art. 6.15 Add “[small mountainous developing states]” after the end of “LDCs, SIDS, and African States” Art. 6.18 Missing text around the development of guidelines pertaining to measurement, reporting and verification of support Art. 6.19 Bracket “, including [the Green Climate Fund and the Global Environment Facility as] its operating entities [and related funds],” Cross-cutting Insert “[provision and mobilization]” or “[provide and mobilize”] wherever the words “mobilization” and “mobilize” are the only options Article 7 (Technology development and transfer) Art. 7.1 Add in line 3 after “dissemination effort”: the urgency of realizing technology development and transfer Art. 7.2 Add “socially and environmentally sound (technology)” Art. 7.6 Option 1: bracket the option For support provisions in Articles 3, 4, 7, and 8, add another option: “Support for developing country Parties with respect to [this article] is addressed in article 6.” (...) [Placeholder to revisit this para pending outcomes of discussion on accounting] Art. 9.8 Replace ‘common’ with ‘set of’ Both the purpose of transparency of support in Article 6 and the decision elements on MRV of support need to be further refined and discussed in tandem with the MRV of support text currently in Article 6 and the accompanying decision Article 10 (Global stocktake) Art. 10.1 Insert “[take stock of the implementation of this Agreement to]” after “periodically” Art. 10.1 Insert “[the objective of the Convention]” after “towards achieving” Art. 10.1 Replace “long-term goals” with “long-term temperature goal” Art.10.1 Bracket “long term goals” Art. 10.2 Retain reference to 2023 Art. 10.2 Insert “[at regular intervals to be further decided by the CMA]” and bracket “every five years thereafter unless otherwise decided by the CMA” Art. 10.3 Bracket “shall” and insert “[may]” Art.10.3 Bracket “long term goals” Art. 10.3 Bracket “outcome of” and insert “[of the outcome of the global stocktake]” after the word “Parties” in the first sentence Art 10.3 Bracket “[enhancing their successive actions and support]” Art. 10.3 Insert “[taking into account Parties’ differentiated responsibilities and commitments under the Convention]” Art. 10.3 Include reference to aggregate level of ambition communicated by Parties for subsequent periods Article 11 (Facilitating implementation and compliance) Art. 11 A missing bracket at the beginning of the Article.

Subsequently, the conclusions of SBI 31 (FCCC/SBI2009/L.18) invited the GEF to provide a report on the progress made on the implementation of this program at SBI 32, including on the long-term aspects of the Poznan Strategic Program. 5. (...) Table 1 summarizes the progress for each project and the expected date of delivery of the project document to the GEF for endorsement. Long-Term Implementation of the Poznan Strategic Program 10. The long-term aspects of implementing the Poznan Strategic Program will depend on the replenishment of the GEF Trust Fund.

Survivors who decided to share their painful experience with the Special Rapporteur reported suffering long-term post- traumatic stress disorder and depression and only starting to recover five years after their traumatic trafficking experience. They also complained that they often received only short- term counselling from Agency social workers and no long-term psychosocial support, which is often necessary for proper healing from the trauma caused by trafficking. (...) In addition, attention should be paid to providing returnees with valuable job opportunities in the long term, over and above life-skill or vocational training in the short term.

However, some concerns have been raised about the lack of a comprehensive, long-term global strategy for the implementation of the Goals that involves all stakeholders. Indeed, because the current scheme is tied to annual budget reporting, there may not be a medium-to-long-term projection of expected results for the various targets. (...) In its bilateral assistance, Norway prioritizes long-term partner countries and countries deemed to be in crisis or in a situation of fragility.15 Altogether, 41 per cent of the development assistance to individual partner countries went to the Government’s‫ focus‫ countries. 55.

SHORT AND MEDIUM-TERM ECONOMIC CHALLENGES OF THE ARAB COUNTRIES IN TRANSITION

With the help of remote sensing, model simulation and GIS, sub-theme 2 will involve the standardization of methods for large-scale and long-term surveys using the biophysical indicators such as vegetation and soil. (...) As for monitoring soil moisture, because the target areas include cold latitudes, some with permafrost, long-term data will be obtained by algorithm based on the microwave radiation data from satellites such as SMMR and SSMI. (...) esultsrxpected examples of eSpecific (1) When the desertification EWS has been established, it will be used to conduct a simulation of the last few decades, and it will be possible to assess long-term desertification trends, on both a large-scale and a regional-scale basis including the socio-economic background.

Low-emission development strategies. 14. Any agreed long-term objective shall be in the context of a time frame sufficient to allow ecosystems to adapt naturally to climate change, to ensure that food production is not threatened and to enable economic development to proceed in sustainable manner, and shall also take into account vulnerabilities and managing transition in a sustainable manner. (...) Developing country Parties may need flexibility in indicating such long-term trajectories; Option 2: For developed country Parties to include an indicative long-term trajectory; For developing country Parties to be encouraged to develop a long-term green and low-carbon development strategy, plan or programme, as appropriate; FCCC/CP/2014/10/Add.1 12/42 GE.15-01287 16.4 Option 1: Be based on national circumstances and capacities; Option 2: Be based on the following: a. (...) Adaptation and loss and damage Adaptation Long-term and global aspects of adaptation 25.