Exchanging Experience with Conservation Agriculture - Video
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Exchanging Experience with Conservation Agriculture - Towards Climate Resilience
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Exchanging Experience with Conservation Agriculture
2015
The publication is aimed at those who are supporting farmers in adopting and adapting conservation agriculture. (...) Pays: Non-country specific
Produits: Non-Commodity specific
Thèmes: Production
Auteur (personne): LI Hongwen, XIE Mei, HE Jin
Organisation auteur: Popular Science Press, World Bank (WB)
Éditeur: Popular Science Press, World Bank (WB)
Catégorie: Field-based materials
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Exchanging Experience with Conservation Agriculture
2015
The publication is aimed at those who are supporting farmers in adopting and adapting conservation agriculture. (...) Pays: Non-country specific
Produits: Non-Commodity specific
Thèmes: Production
Auteur (personne): LI Hongwen, XIE Mei, HE Jin
Organisation auteur: Popular Science Press, World Bank (WB)
Éditeur: Popular Science Press, World Bank (WB)
Catégorie: Field-based materials
Niveau: Introductory
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Références:
Ressources externes:
Ressources internes:
Matériaux d'information connexes
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Considering the mounting terrorist and criminal threats which are interrelated to the activities of transnational criminal networks involved in drug, light weapons, and human trafficking, and smuggling of goods, in a regional context characterized with many factors of political instability, economic crises, and climate change; in addition to the weak regional cooperation in the field of border security , and the development of dry areas;
Being convinced that border security in this environment entails the setting up of a global approach incorporating political, economic, security, and legislative dimensions, founded on close and coordinated cooperation, based on the principle of common responsibility, which facilitates the exchange of goods and the movement of persons at the regional level.
(...) Affirming the responsibility of the international community to support Libya in all fields, especially in the field of security, guarantying a smooth transition; that is from the revolution to the state of institutions, law, and the respect of human rights and liberties.
(...)
− drawing up and implementing a list of priority projects integrating the strategies and initiatives of the different United Nations organisms, international and regional organs, and all the machinery related to the struggle against terrorism and organized transnational crime;
Regional Ministerial Conference on Border Security Rabat, on 14 November 2013
The Rabat declaration
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− Creating a regional centre for the instruction and training of officers charged for the border security in the countries of the region, on the basis of the experience of other countries and partners;
− Creating sectorial working groups in the fields of security, intelligence, customs, and justice, for the forwarding of propositions in such fields, before the next session of the ministerial conference;
− Exchanging information related to border security between the countries of the region, and coordinating cooperation between authorities charged for border security, in order to evaluate and confront the security threats detected by the sectorial work teams mentioned in the precedent paragraph;
− Reinforcing the capacity of the countries of the region, as to new equipments and technologies, in order to improve border patrol;
− Cooperating to confront document falsification, especially documents of identity and generalizing the use of the biometrical system in pursuance to international standards, taking into account the needs of the countries of the region in this field, and the negative effects of this phenomenon on the security of the region;
− Drawing up a list of priority projects related to human development, going hand in hand with the needs of the border populations, so as to ensure their participation in improving border security, on the basis of bilateral, regional, and international cooperation strategies;
− Mobilizing adequate financial resources to support bilateral, regional and inter‐regional projects and operations in the field of border security
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LETTER DATED 28 JULY 2017 FROM THE CHARGÉ D'AFFAIRES A.I. OF THE PERMANENT MISSION OF THE ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN TO THE UNITED NATIONS ADDRESSED TO THE SECRETARY-GENERAL
Kashan: The key principal who took part in the field visit to Kashan was the
Assistant Secretary-General of the United Nations. (...) Ahvaz: The key principals who took part in the field visit to Ahvaz included
the Vice President and Head of the Department of the Environment of Iran,
Ms. (...) The International Conference
was a useful platform for networking and exchanging knowledge, both in the form
of interactions during the course of the conference and through the meetings that
took place on its sidelines.
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RACISM, RACIAL DISCRIMINATION, XENOPHOBIA AND RELATED FORMS OF INTOLERANCE : FOLLOW-UP AND IMPLEMENTATION OF THE DURBAN DECLARATION AND PROGRAMME OF ACTION : INFORMATION / PRESENTED BY THE NORWEGIAN CENTRE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS, THE GREEK NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR HUMAN RIGHTS, THE FRENCH CONSULTATIVE COMMISSION OF HUMAN RIGHTS, THE JORDANIAN CENTRE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE DANISH INSTITUTE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS ; NOTE BY THE SECRETARIAT
Emphasizing that discrimination in this declaration is defined in accordance with the definitions
of ICERD and CEDAW as any distinction, exclusion, restriction or preference which has the
purpose or effect of nullifying or impairing the recognition, enjoyment, exercise, on an equal
footing, of human rights and fundamental rights in the political, economic, social and cultural or
any other field of public life.
Underlining that as NIs we have an obligation to move beyond non-discrimination towards a
vision encompassing an inclusive society that guarantees full and equal access to human rights,
recognizes and respects the diversities and differences of identities based on gender, origin,
religion and beliefs and acknowledging that we are all equal.
(...) Declaring that the NIs from the two regions agree to develop and strengthen regional and cross-
regional collaboration aimed at exchanging experiences and good practices that support NIs in
their endeavours to promote and protect human rights at the national level.

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LETTER DATED 3 APRIL 2019 FROM THE PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVE OF CHINA TO THE UNITED NATIONS ADDRESSED TO THE SECRETARY-GENERAL
They support to further develop
international cooperation in the field of anti-corruption activities, including through
exchange of experience and information.
(...) The member states consider it important to activate contacts and cooperation
through legislative authorities and political parties, establish experience exchange in
the field of state management and development.
(...) The
member states, committed to the principle of mutual respect, will fully develop
practical cooperation in the field of exchange of teachers and students, conduct joint
scientific work, academic visits, language training, professional education and youth
exchanges.
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Ponctuation: 1421022.9
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LETTER DATED 8 DECEMBER 2021 FROM THE PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVE OF TAJIKISTAN TO THE UNITED NATIONS ADDRESSED TO THE SECRETARY-GENERAL
The Member States will expand multilateral exchange between prosecutors' offices
in the field of research; they will learn from the positive experience in the
prosecutors' work and improve personnel training programmes aimed at enhancing
the professionalism of prosecutors in the SCO Member States.
3.9. (...) The Member States advocate expanding experience exchanges in the field of law-
making activities, legal assistance, and legal literacy, as well as ongoing efforts
to create an online platform for exchanging legal information, with due
consideration for the provisions of national legislation.
4. (...) Member States note the significance of cooperation in the field of intellectual
property protection, including the exchange of experience in the protection
of rights and the development of the intellectual property system.
4.7.
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LETTER DATED 2007/09/20 FROM THE AMBASSADOR AND PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVE OF CUBA TO THE UNITED NATIONS OFFICE AT GENEVA ADDRESSED TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL
Reaffirmed that equitable and mutually respectful dialogue among and between
cultures and civilizations including in the field of human rights, would facilitate the
promotion of a culture of tolerance and respect for diversity and contribute greatly to the
enhancement of international cooperation in this field;
A/HRC/6/G/11
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18. Reaffirmed the commitment of international community to promoting international
cooperation, as set forth in the Charter of the United Nations, in particular Article 1,
paragraph 3, as well as relevant provisions of the Vienna Declaration and Programme of
Action adopted by the World Conference on Human Rights on 25 June 1993 for enhancing
genuine cooperation among Member States in the field of human rights;
19. Affirmed the importance of encouragement and development of international
contacts and cooperation in the cultural fields and that intercultural dialogue essentially
enriches the common understanding of human rights and prevents cultural imposition on
nations;
20. (...) Emphasized that the media should act as a mechanism to universalize ideas on
tolerance, respect for cultural diversity and the right to cultural development, and to spread
human values rather than serve as a tool to accentuate the disparities and imbalances
prevailing in the fields of information and communication. In this context, called upon the
international community to exert all its efforts to bridge the digital gap between developed
and developing countries;
30.

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