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In order to obtain a place at university, candidates have to take the university admission examination, which is conducted by the Department of Evaluation, Measurement __________ 10 Article 5 of the bill provides for the establishment of the Public Education Directorate, a centralized public service reporting to the Ministry of Education. (...) Accreditation has sometimes been granted for one or two years only, allowing the institution to charge fees for the duration of a university course beyond accredited years. If no accreditation is granted for the forthcoming years, universities are compelled to close, having collected fees for future studies and leaving students in debt and with no academic institution in which to continue their studies. 43. (...) With a new selection process, teachers are expected to be better accredited and qualified, and to receive higher salaries. 71.

(International Centre of Comparative Law of the Environment) France Tel: + 33 5 55 34 97 25 E-mail: michel.prieur@unilim.fr Website: www.cidce.org __________ 1 This list excludes organizations accredited with the ECOSOC. A/CONF.224/PC(I)/13 GE.14-07588 4 Dalit Welfare Association (DWA) Nepal Tel: +97 798 0312 0849 E-mail: akbksalyan@gmail.com Website: www.dwa.org.np Disaster and Development Network, Northumbria University (DDN) United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Tel: +44 781 355 2071 E-mail: andrew.collins@northumbria.ac.uk Website: www.northumbria.ac.uk/ddn (under reconstruction) International Foundation for African Children (IFAC) Nigeria Tel: +234 803 787 3061 E-mail: africanchildren@hotmail.com Website: www.africanchildren-ifac.org International Security and Safety Protection Professional Association (ISSPPA) Peru Tel: +51 996 197 983 E-mail: issppa.ong@outlook.com Website: www.facebook.com/issppa.org Japan NGO Center for International Cooperation (JANIC) Japan Tel: +81 3 5292 2911 E-mail: horiuchi@janic.org Website: http://www.janic.org/en/index.html Local Governance Network (LGNet) India Tel : +91 943 717 6717 E-mail: piyush.rout@lgnet.in Website: www.lgnet.in Risk Global United States of America Tel: +1 818 255 6291 E-mail: farshid@riskglobal.org Website: www.riskglobal.org A/CONF.224/PC(I)/13 5 GE.14-07588 Saritsa Foundation (Saritsa Charity Trust) India Tel: 91 22 243 66370 E-mail: saritsa@vsnl.net Website: www.saritsafoundation.org Titan America United States of America Tel: +1 540 353 2583 E-mail: arisp@titan.gr Website: www.titanamerica.com Tohoku University Japan Tel : +81 22 795 3572 E-mail: yono@irides.tohoku.ac.jp Website: http://irides.tohoku.ac.jp/eng/index.html Youth Beyond Disasters New Zealand Tel: +64 27 441 392 E-mail: sam@volunteerarmy.org Website: http://www.youthbeyonddisaster.org/ Shelterexpert.org Netherlands Tel: +31 642 381 703 E-mail: info@shelterexpert.org Website: www.shelterexpert.org A/CONF.224/PC(I)/13 GE.14-07588 6 Annex II [English Only] Consolidated list of non-governmental organizations and other major groups not recommended for special accreditation to the Third World Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction 13-14 Years Empirical Experience Knowledge in India Human Rights Research Development Center International Volunteer Organisations for Women Education Development Pak Central Asia Youth Organization Provincia di Potenza

Japan Tel: +81 3255475 E-mail: gyoki@sonpo.or.jp Website: http://www.sonpo.or.jp/en University of Calgary Canada Tel: +1 4039701441 E-mail: jhallupa@ucalgary.ca Website: http://www.ucalgary.ca Youth Advocacy Nepal Nepal Tel: +977 9849030395 E-mail: krishna.gahatraj@yahoo.com Website: www.yan.org.np A/CONF.224/PC(III)/2 15-00015 9/9 Annex II Consolidated list of non-governmental organizations and other major groups not recommended for special accreditation to the Preparatory Process and the Third World Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction Bhawani Public Development Center Center for Human Development and Management Green Cross Bangladesh Human Development and Natural Environment Conservation Center Kapo Seba Sangha Laboratory Research of Dialogue between Civilizations and Globalization, Batna University Observatoire pour la Défense des Droits des Femmes et des Enfants Operation Mobilization Nepal Oppressed Dalit Women Connection Forum Organization of Emerging African States Society for African Safety and Development Society Improvement Program Sustainable Agriculture and Environment Tabeer Welfare Society YHRI — Tamilnadu مؤتمر الأمم المتحدة العالمي الثالث المعني بالحد من أخطار الكــوارث اللجنة التحضيرية الدورة الثالثة اعتماد المنظمات غير الحكومية والمجموعات الرئيسية الأخرى لدى العملية التحضيرية ومؤتمر الأمم المتحدة العالمي الثالث المعني بالحد من أخطار الكوارث مذكّرة من الأمانة Annex I Consolidated list of non-governmental organizations and other major groups recommended for special accreditation to the Preparatory Process and the Third World Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction Aids Link Nepal African Call Institute All-Nigeria United Nations Students and Youth Association Association Française pour la Prévention des Catastrophes Naturelles Building Research Institute Bureau de Recherches Géologiques et Minières (Service Géologique Français) Center of Resilient Development Centre Européen de Recherche et de Prospective Politique — CEREPPOL Centre for Natural Disaster Science Centre of Excellence for Risk Assessment and Management CFE-CGC Dalit NGO Federation-Nepal Disaster Reduction and Human Renovation Institution E.C. (...) Global Disaster Resilience Centre, University of Huddersfield Global Partnership for Local Action Institute of Agricultural Resources and Regional Planning, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences International Centre for Climate Change and Development Japan Civil Network for the United Nations Decade on Biodiversity Japan CSO Coalition for 2015 WCDRR Japan Habitat Association Keep Ecosystem Volunteers Organization Kokusai Kogyou Co., Ltd. Manila Observatory Mission des Sociétés d’Assurances pour la Connaissance et la Prévention des Risques Naturels Munich Re Foundation National Association of the Physical Disabled-Nepal Natural Hazards Research Platform Norwegian Geotechnical Institute ONG Ache Internacional ONG Inclusiva Orji Uzor Kalu Foundation Public Works Research Institute SEG Civil Society Support Center NGO Signalert Sarl Southern African Society for Disaster Risk Reduction The General Insurance Association of Japan, Inc. University of Calgary Youth Advocacy Nepal Annex II Consolidated list of non-governmental organizations and other major groups not recommended for special accreditation to the Preparatory Process and the Third World Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction

Sloan Foundation, was based on the program developed in the United Kingdom by University of Bradford and University of Exeter. 8. (...) The Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) and the University of Bradford, United Kingdom (UoB) are collaborating in the development and delivery of a curriculum for a university-level accredited pilot course on Applied Dual-use Biosecurity; Biosafety and Bioethics to be in Ottawa in 2012. (...) These approaches include a course on bio-ethics and the social responsibility of scientists conducted by Waseda University, a project on anti-bioterrorism conducted by Keio University, and a table-top exercise on response measures in the event of bioterrorism by Jikei Medical University.

Sloan Foundation, was based on the program developed in the United Kingdom by University of Bradford and University of Exeter. 8. (...) The Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) and the University of Bradford, United Kingdom (UoB) are collaborating in the development and delivery of a curriculum for a university-level accredited pilot course on Applied Dual-use Biosecurity; Biosafety and Bioethics to be in Ottawa in 2012. (...) These approaches include a course on bio-ethics and the social responsibility of scientists conducted by Waseda University, a project on anti-bioterrorism conducted by Keio University, and a table-top exercise on response measures in the event of bioterrorism by Jikei Medical University.

Relationships with intergovernmental organizations OceanCare holds special consultative status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations (ECOSOC) and is a partner of the General Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean (GFCM), the Convention on Migratory Species (CMS) and the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)/CMS Agreement on the Conservation of Cetaceans of the Black Sea, Mediterranean Sea and contig- uous Atlantic Area (ACCOBAMS), as well as UNEP Mediterranean Action Plan. OceanCare is an accredited observer with the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD). OceanCare has also been accredited with the United Nations Environment Assembly, which is the governing body of UNEP as part of the Scientific and ISBA/26/A/INF/2 6/8 21-06624 Technological Community Major Group and is a part of the UNEP Global Partner- ship on Marine Litter. 12. (...) Lindy Weilgart, of Dalhousie ISBA/26/A/INF/2 8/8 21-06624 University. Moreover, we have sound legal background in the law of the sea through Mr.

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Fiji has several other laws in the field of education, including the Examination Act, the University of the South Pacific Act, the Higher Education Promulgation of 2008, the Fiji Teachers Registration Promulgation of 2008, the 2009 Fiji National University Decree and the 2011 University of Fiji Decree. (...) At the institutes of higher education, students can obtain degrees in the sciences, arts and humanities and social sciences. The Fiji National University is the largest university in Fiji, with the highest enrolment in tertiary-level education. (...) The University of the South Pacific, with its main campus in Suva, is a premier university in the Pacific region.

Conferences/Speeches: Regular conferences and invitations as a keynote speaker in international conferences on human rights, international law and global justice issues, which include speeches and participation to conferences or seminars under invitation in the following institutions: Harvard University; New York University; Laval University (Canada); Vienna University; Freiburg University; Max Planck Institute; St Andrews University; Hong Kong University; Renmin University (China); Oslo University; Stockholm University; Geneva University; Saint-Cyr Coetquidan School; Université Mohammed V de Rabat, Université d’Abomey Calavi (Bénin), French Society of International Law; European Society of International Law; Indian Society of International Law; Institut des hautes études sur la justice (Paris); Institute of International Human Rights Law René Cassin; Caen University; Toulouse University; Paris Ouest Nanterre University; Aix- Marseille University; Sciences-Po Paris; United Nations; European Parliament; European Council; European Commission; United Nations; French Embassy in Lima, Port-au-Prince and New Delhi. (...) • Expert on the Fight against terrorism: Team leader of a long term research project (2 years) on The Fight against terrorism: A transatlantic perspective for the European Commission DG RELEX Washington DC, in partnership with New York University, Vienna University, Paris 1 University and UNODC, 2009-2012, Brussels, New York (...) IDEHPUCP October 2014 Curso de Derecho Internacional Público — University Texts PUCP Law- PUCP University Press July 2014 La condena de Alberto Fujimori Fujimori y el Derecho Internacional de los derechos humanos.

Facilitating an increase in the number of direct access proposals in the GCF pipeline 31 6.1 Current engagement with accredited direct access entities 32 6.2 Further efforts to increase the amount of direct access proposals in the GCF pipeline 32 6.3 Expected results of funding proposals from direct access entities 33 6.4 Enhancing direct access 33 VII. (...) These approved projects and programmes are expected to abate a total of 1.2 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent (tCO2eq) of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and reach 115 million direct and 292million indirect beneficiaries, based on the estimations of accredited entities Page 2 (AEs). As at 16 November 2020, GCF’s portfolio allocation stands in grant equivalent terms1 at 50 per cent for adaptation (USD 2.34 billion) and 50 per cent (USD 2.35 billion) for mitigation, in accordance with Decision B06/06, where the GCF adopted the initial parameters and guidelines for allocation of resources, during the initial phase of the Fund. (...) He had made a major contribution since joining the Secretariat in 2016 and was always present at Board meetings, working closely with Board members, accredited entities (AEs), national designated authorities (NDAs) and civil society organizations (CSOs).