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A/HRC/12/G/1 page 3 • The national preparatory work being carried out for UPR was also proving to be beneficial for Treaty Body reporting. National processes were being put in place for the UPR process which were making it easier for States to carry out their reporting obligations under the Treaties (...) The question had arisen as to whether States should, in making a recommendation, cite the source of a recommendation as a Treaty Body recommendation in the relevant cases. (...) The formulation of questions was making Governments engage with the Human Rights realities of systems very different from their own. 23.

They reaffirm their commitment to a more representative, democratic, just and multipolar world order based on universally recognised principles of international law, cultural and civilisational diversity, mutually beneficial and equal cooperation of states under the central coordinating role of the UN. (...) Energy cooperation Member States underscore the need to expand mutually beneficial energy cooperation, including the widespread use of renewable and alternative energy sources, and they also support the use of various cost-effective and environmentally friendly technologies making it possible to reduce environmental impact and facilitate environmental safety and a conversion to cleaner and more environmentally friendly energy sources in an energy-efficient economy. (...) While noting the need to focus on efforts to overcome the socioeconomic consequences of the digital gap between Member States, they note the importance of deepening mutually beneficial cooperation and sharing experience in the digital economy and the use of digital technologies.

The Group of Experts draws attention to the need to elaborate on the rich and beneficial contributions that special procedures can make to the system of the Universal Periodic Review. 12. (...) They have the tasks of analysing human rights situations, making relevant recommendations and striving for justice for the victims, actual and threatened. 18. (...) Special procedure mandate-holders themselves have a key role to play in mobilizing follow up to the implementation of their recommendations by making representations to governments and others and to the Human Rights Council.

The current regular Consultative meeting in the city of Tashkent al lowed to discuss in detail the course of advancement of regional interaction in Central Asia and confirmed the principle choice of all states of the region in favor of intensifying mutually beneficial cooperation. Tashkent consultative summit promotes development of interstate interaction in Central Asia guided by the goals of creating the most favorable conditions for dynamic development of national economies, raising living standards of our countries’ populations, expanding and deepening multifaceted ties in the region. (...) All states of Central Asia are making important contribution to intensification of regional cooperation and advancement of common interests and needs of their region on the international arena. (...) Noting importance of reasonable and fair use of water and energy resources in Central Asia, our countries will continue work on improving mechanisms of long- term and mutually beneficial cooperation in this sphere with taking into account the interests of all parties. 9.

In this regard, they welcomed the 7th EU -Egypt Association Council, held on 25 July 2017, and the adoption of the jointly negotiated EU-Egypt Partnership Priorities that pave the way for a reinforced, mutually beneficial partnership leading towards a stronger strategic engagement in areas of common interest. (...) In this respect, they reiterated their determination to promote, amid diverse security challenges for the Eastern Mediterranean, a positive agenda of cooperation for the benefit of this strategically, economically and culturally important neighbourhood, making it a safer place for its people to prosper. (...) To this end, they also encouraged and welcomed initiatives from the private sector of mutually beneficial energy infrastructure projects, which contribute to the energy security of all three countries such as the EuroAfrica Interconnector.

The member states are looking forward to strengthening mutually beneficial cooperation with the interested countries and international organisations in countering drug trafficking. (...) They believe that devising more international cooperation mechanisms in this sphere would constitute an adequate step towards building up and upgrading capabilities for making effective joint use of the emerging opportunities and countering new challenges and threats. (...) The member states believe in the importance of strengthening mutually beneficial cooperation and sharing best practices on matters related to the digital economy, and upholding the principles of fair competition when developing digital technology.

BWC/MSP/2012/MX/INF.3 4 GE.12-61384 Annexe [English only] Developments with possible beneficial consequences: a more detailed review I. (...) A range of novel approaches to pre-empt disease are also being developed, including making use of advances in the understanding of infections to enable non-pathogenic bacteria to protect against pathogenic viruses, as well as efforts to improve how our immune systems function.42 6. (...) There is also an ongoing research project to develop adjutants that help break up bacterial infections into single cells, making them more sensitive to existing antibiotics.68 V.

It would also be useful to discuss possible tools and approaches for making information about climate change impacts and adaptation options available to stakeholders in a format that is timely and relevant. (...) Risk management could include a discussion of options for incorporating adaptation considerations into decision-making particularly in the area of long-term human settlement planning. (...) New Zealand considers that the “sustainable development” theme provides a useful opportunity to address the benefits and risks of early decision making to adapt to climate change in sustainable development pathways.

Electronic business for efficient Market-Making Electronic business provides a great opportunity to improve markets for buying and selling. (...) This is the process of only retaining truly beneficial intermediaries (sometimes referred to as the “disintermediation” of the value chain). (...) Will my supply chain provide the service the user needs? - making an offer of a product or service to a user can be the easy part of the transaction.

The National Parliament is unicameral and is vested with legislative, supervisory and political decision-making powers. Its members are elected by universal and direct suffrage. 12. (...) In its general comment (2005) on article 18, the Working Group recommended that “States should refrain from making or enacting amnesty laws that would exempt the perpetrators of enforced disappearance from criminal proceedings and sanctions, and also prevent the proper application and implementation of other provisions of the Declaration”. (...) Conducting an accurate assessment of exactly who disappeared, including the thousands of children, would be beneficial to the families. A national registry in this respect would be beneficial.