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  Experts decry measures to ‘steadily erase’ Afghan women and girls from public life | | 1UN News

Education The Taliban, who became de facto rulers of Afghanistan after taking the capital Kabul last August, also continue to deny the fundamental right to secondary and tertiary education, arguing that women and men must be segregated and that female students have to abide by a specific dress code. (...) International plea The experts reiterated their call to the international community to step up urgently needed humanitarian assistance and to continue to hold the de facto authorities accountable for continuous violations.  “Any humanitarian response, recovery or development efforts in the country, are condemned to failure if female staff, women-led organizations, and women in general - particularly those from minority communities - continue to be excluded from full participation in the needs assessments as well as in the decision-making, design, implementation and monitoring of these interventions,” the experts said.

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  Page 88 - UNV AT 50

That initial few dozen grew steadily to more than 600 UN Volunteers per year by the end of the first UNV has always sought to build a more equal, decade and to 1,800 by the end of the second inclusive and diverse volunteer community. (...) As we mark our 50th anniversary in 2021, refugee volunteers served in 1974, for example, we have — for the first time — 10,000 UN Volunteers and their participation has steadily increased. in the field. We are continuing to work toward diversifying our Our Online Volunteering Service was launched in community through special initiatives including the 2000, soaring to over 10,000 virtual assignments those for young female professionals in Africa; in a decade.

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  CH EC K A GA IN ST D

In addition, we are planning to reduce greenhouse gas emissions steadily by promoting technological development in the environment and energy fields and through the efforts of the nation as a whole. (...) In Japan, with the falling birth rate, the productive age population (that is, those from 15 to 64 years of age) has been continuing to decline for more than 20 years since 1995. (...) In this manner, we will continue to promote "Work Style Reform" towards the realization of decent work and a more sustainable society. 5.

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  CDP2020/PLEN/9b Comm

The GNI per capita has been steadily growing and is now more than double the LDC graduation threshold. (...) GDP is projected to continue to decline significantly due to the depletion of the existing oil reservoirs and limited new investment, but it will remain far above the LDC inclusion and graduation thresholds. (...) This deceleration has been expected, reflecting a sharp decline in public investment in the transition to the 12th Five-year plan and continued tapering of hydropower construction, but moderated by the coming on stream of the large Mangdechhu hydropower plant.1 Inflation rate went steadily down to 3.5 in 2018 and slightly up to 3.6 in 2019.

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  Number of deaths of children under five continues to drop, reports UNICEF | | 1UN News

Number of deaths of children under five continues to drop, reports UNICEF | | 1UN News Skip to main content Welcome to the United Nations Language العربية 中文 English Français Русский Español Português Kiswahili Other Hindi हिंदी Global UN News Global perspective Human stories Search Search Advanced Search Main navigation Home Africa Americas Asia Pacific Middle East Europe UN Art and Gifts History Corner Topics Peace and Security Economic Development Humanitarian Aid Climate and Environment Human Rights UN Affairs Women Law and Crime Prevention Health Culture and Education SDGs Migrants and Refugees In depth Interviews Features Photo Stories News in Brief The Lid is On UN Gender Focus UN and Africa UN Podcasts Secretary-General Spokesperson All Statements Selected Speeches Press Encounters Official Travels Media UN Video UN Photo Meeting Coverage Media Accreditation Webtv Audio and Subscription Audio Hub Subscribe Number of deaths of children under five continues to drop, reports UNICEF Facebook Twitter Print Email Number of deaths of children under five continues to drop, reports UNICEF 10 September 2009 The number of children dying before their fifth birthday has decreased steadily over the past few years and fell to under 9 million in 2008, thanks in part to greater use of health interventions such as vaccinations and insecticide-treated bednets to prevent malaria, the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) said today. The number of children dying before their fifth birthday has decreased steadily over the past few years and fell to under 9 million in 2008, thanks in part to greater use of health interventions such as vaccinations and insecticide-treated bednets to prevent malaria, the United Nations Children’s Fund ( UNICEF ) said today. (...) Public health experts attribute the continuing drop to greater use of health interventions such as immunizations, the use of insecticide-treated bednets to prevent malaria and vitamin A supplementation.

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  UN-ECE/FAO Forest Products Annual Market Review 1999-2000

The United States economy continued to expand, for the 108th consecutive month, the longest upswing on record. (...) Production and consumption of pulp have risen in both North America and Europe, but pulps share of total fibre input continues to decline as use of recovered fibre continues to rise. (...) Market demand for certified forest products continues to be more from retailers and not final consumers.

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  Microsoft Word - 2012 May. FINAL.AR A 66 286 Part II.Statement to 5th.doc

This downward trend has continued steadily. The current rate is at 16.8 per cent, while our projected rate, given on-boarding status of 10 staff members and expected departures, is expected to reach 14.4 per cent. (...) I can assure you that OIOS will continue to do its part to ensure that SEA allegations are properly followed up or investigated. We also continue to rely on Member States to do their part to pursue appropriate follow-up actions in accordance with the related Memorandum of Understanding for troop-contributing countries.

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  1 (Check against del

Japan has been and will continue to be fully committed to supporting UN peacebuilding activities. (...) The Member States should continue to explore adequate, predictable, and sustained financing for peacebuilding. (...) Chair, To conclude, let me reassure you of Japan’s continued commitment to this important agenda. Thank you.

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  The World Summit on

It is in accepting this challenge, and in implementing the WSIS outcomes, that our work continues today. Based on the unique multi-stakeholder approach adopted at WSIS, new responsibilities were taken on by all stakeholders –governments, business entities, civil society and international organisations–for implementing the WSIS Plan of Action adopted in Geneva. (...) The DOI shows how mobile connectivity is transforming telecommunications in many developing countries around the world, while broadband and mobile Internet access continue to grow steadily. The Index can be used to inform and enrich policy-making through benchmarking and analysis of performance.

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  UK TIMBER MARKET STATEMENT – AUGUST 2000

Economic growth in the UK has continued to be weak, reflecting conditions in other European and major world economies. (...) As a result softwood pulpwood export markets established at the end of 2001 has continued to grow. The consumption of recycled wood by the panelboard industry has also continued to increase volume, mainly at the expense of roundwood intake and prices for roundwood and sawmill woodchips. (...) Traditional construction (of all types) continues to suffer from a lack of skilled on-site trades and this trend is expected to continue.

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