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El OSACT decidió seguir examinando las cuestiones relacionadas con los factores indirectos de la deforestación y la degradación forestal teniendo en cuenta la decisión 1/CP.16, párrafo 72, y apéndice II, párrafo a), así como las opiniones de las Partes recogidas en el documento FCCC/SBSTA/2012/MISC.1 y Add. 1 y las de las organizaciones observadoras admitidas1. 5. El OSACT alentó a las Partes, las organizaciones internacionales competentes y los interesados a intercambiar información a través de la plataforma web del sitio en Internet de la Convención Marco2 sobre la forma en que abordaban los factores indirectos de la deforestación y la degradación forestal, y sobre sus experiencias al abordar esos factores indirectos en el marco de la aplicación de las medidas a que se hace referencia en la decisión 1/CP.16, párrafo 70. 1 Las comunicaciones de las organizaciones intergubernamentales están disponibles en http://unfccc.int/3714. (...) FCCC/SBSTA/2012/L.31 GE.12-71073 3 Anexo [Inglés únicamente] Elements for a possible draft decision on modalities for national forest monitoring systems and measuring, reporting and verifying Recalling decisions 2/CP.13, 4/CP.15, 1/CP.16, 2/CP.17 and 12/CP.17, [Modalities for national forest monitoring systems [Affirming that, in the context of the provision of adequate and predictable support to developing country Parties, robust and transparent national forest monitoring systems can contribute to strengthening forest governance and to promoting effective implementation of the activities referred to in decision 1/CP.16, paragraph 70;] [Recalling the importance and necessity of adequate and predictable financial and technology support for developing all of the elements referred to in decision 1/CP.16, paragraph 71;] [Affirming that, in the context of the provision of adequate and predictable support to developing country Parties, developing country Parties aiming to undertake the activities referred to in decision 1/CP.16, paragraph 71, and including those referred to in paragraphs 2 and 3 above, are undertaken in the context of the provision of adequate and predictable support including financial resources and technical and technological support;] 1.

In this context, it is crucial to educate new generations around the world, especially in the Middle East, on the importance of tolerance, by bringing them closer together and exposing them to different cultures, so that said generations can A/73/952 S/2019/567 3/4 19-12608 contribute to the development of human civilization, and by shedding light on the attempts to draw the youth onto wrongful paths. 6. (...) Lebanon is looking forward to implementing this initiative in collaboration with the United Nations and friendly countries and shares its great hope that the largest number of these countries will join the treaty establishing the Academy and thus become partners in this project dedicated to humankind, which will contribute to bringing peoples and civilizations closer together, and in particular the youth, so that we can head all together towards a better future for humankind and our world.

We know that religion and belief continue to be a factor in conflict, with religious persecution all too commonplace. (...) Religious leaders, through S/2021/318 14/46 21-04319 their role in communities, can contribute to that. They can also contribute to building trust and countering incitement. (...) While religion plays a factor in these tensions, too often it i

En el caso de las CDN que incluyen estimaciones de emisiones de GEI utilizando otros valores de PCA (por ejemplo, los recogidos en el AR2 o el AR4), se ha aplicado un factor de conversión. En el apéndice 3 del presente documento se puede obtener más información, entre otras cosas sobre los métodos y enfoques de estimación. 7 IPCC. 2018. (...) Algunas vincularon sus CDN a su compromiso de transición hacia una economía sostenible y/o con bajas emisiones de carbono y resiliente, teniendo en cuenta factores sociales, ambientales y económicos, además de los ODS. (...) For first NDCs, including those communicated or updated by 2020, this information may cover, as appropriate, quantifiable information on the reference point (including, as appropriate, a base year); time frames and/or periods of implementation; scope and coverage; planning processes; assumptions and methodological approaches, including for estimating and accounting for anthropogenic GHG emissions and, as appropriate, removals; and how the Party considers that its NDC is fair and ambitious in the light of its national circumstances, and how it contributes towards achieving the objective of the Convention as set out in its Article 2.21 48.

Indicador del desempeño CONS-O-10 para los resultados 3.3 y 3.4 Número de programas de acción nacionales, subregionales o regionales revisados que reflejan el conocimiento de los factores indirectos de la DDTS y sus interacciones, así como de la interacción de la DDTS con el cambio climático y la diversidad biológica. (...) Número de programas de acción nacionales, subregionales o regionales revisados que reflejan el conocimiento de los factores indirectos de la DDTS y sus interacciones, así como de la interacción de la DDTS con el cambio climático y la diversidad biológica 31. (...) ICCD/CRIC(9)/5 20 GE.10-63970 en sus respectivos programas, la identificación de los factores biofísicos y socioeconómicos, así como de su interacción, se basaba en conocimientos tradicionales y de expertos. 32.

The exercise of the rights to freedom of peaceful assembly and of association contributes to the strengthening of an inclusive and effective system of checks and balances inherent to democracy and essential for societies in which power is held to account. (...) Access to resources, particularly financial resources, is key to empowering civil society to effectively contribute to Sustainable Development Goal processes in various ways. 19. (...) It would also help civil society organizations to effectively contribute to monitoring the progress of the implementation of the Goals.

China will strengthen macro policy coordination with other major economies to generat e a positive spillover and jointly contribute to robust, sustainable, balanced and inclusive global growth. (...) It will promote high-quality economic development, meet the people’s desire for a better life, and contribute to world peace, stability and development. (...) Such cooperation explores new sources of growth and offers potential for economic and social development, and contributes to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals. 6.

The Secretariat received a pledge of funding from Denmark, in the amount of 200,000 Danish krona, to contribute to the costs of holding the aforementioned meeting of an intersessional open-ended working group. Sweden also indicated a willingness to contribute funds. However, such pledges were insufficient to convene this meeting as intended. 6.