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This evidence, taken together with the living and graphic testimony of several survivors (hibakusha) of the explosions at Hiroshima and Nagasaki, points up in considerable detail the catastrophic consequences for ordinary civilians that would follow a nuclear weapon explosion. (...) The catastrophic effects of a nuclear-weapon detonation, whether by accident, miscalculation or design, cannot be adequately addressed. All efforts must be exerted to eliminate the threat of these weapons of mass destruction.” (...) The evidence of the increasing risks and devastating consequences of a nuclear- weapon detonation, whether by accident, miscalculation or design, which has been brought into stark relief since the 2010 Review Conference of the Parties to the Treaty on the Non- Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, serves to underscore further the humanitarian considerations that were central to the creation of the Treaty.

A communications strategy will be designed and implemented for high-impact multimedia global dissemination of the characteristics and potential of quinoa cultivation including the design and operation of the web page as a fundamental tool for this purpose. (...) Action plan PHASES AIMS ACTIVITIES BUDGET TERM (month/year) RESPONSABLE DONOR Establishment of teams-AIQ Secretariat 0* MARCH 2012 IYQ SECRETARIAT FAO Draft IYQ Master Plan 0* MARCH 2012 IYQ SECRETARIAT FAO Design IYQ Master Plan (document) 0* MARCH 2012 IYQ SECRETARIAT FAO Estimation of necessary financial resources. 0* MARCH 2012 IYQ SECRETARIAT FAO A master plan, available as a tool for the development of the IYQ (preparation, implementation and monitoring) Socialization of Master Plan and consolidation of final version JULY 2012 IYQ SECRETARIAT FAO First meeting of the International Committee 0* MAY 2012 IYQ SECRETARIAT FAO Establishment of an International Committee for the IYQ 0* MAY 2012 COUNTRIES/IYQ SECRETARIAT FAO Identification and inclusion of strategic partnerships and other groups AUGUST 2012 ICC/IYQ SECRETARIAT FAO Support for the establishment of national committees. 0* DECEMBER 2012 ICC/IYQ SECRETARIAT A IYQ-ICC established to promote partnerships and cooperation networks including public and private sector Follow-up meetings of the International Committee 30,000 Develop concept notes on the IYQ, for submission to potential donors and partners. 0* JUNE 2012 IYQ SECRETARIAT FAO Submit project proposals for external donors (private sector, countries, international organizations) 0* ONGOING ICC/IYQ SECRETARIAT Funding and fundraising mechanisms identified for the implementation of the IYQ Develop agreements with institutions / organizations interested in promoting the IYQ 0* ONGOING ICC/IYQ SECRETARIAT B E F O R E Basic scientific and technical information available for the implementation of the IYQ Conduct study and publish documents on the state of the art of quinoa worldwide (geographic distribution, production, germplasm, nutrition and food security, traditional knowledge, culinary properties, etc.) 100,000 DECEMBER 2012 ICC/CIRAD/IYQ SECRETARIAT A /67/553 13 12-57612 Establish a global research network and gene bank database 70,000 NOVEMBER 2012 ICC/IYQ SECRETARIAT Develop a feasibility study for the establishment of an International Quinoa Center 50,000 DECEMBER 2013 GOVERNMENTS OF BOLIVIA AND PERU FAO/ GOVERNMENT OF PERU Design, development and maintenance of website and social media, graphic image, development of information packages, website content and media relations (before, during and after) 100,000 DECEMBER 2013 ICC/IYQ SECRETARIAT Preparation and distribution of printed and audiovisual promotional materials (videos, radio advertisements, etc.) 175,000 DECEMBER 2013 ICC/IYQ SECRETARIAT Development of a children’s video game or educational game about quinoa (features and products) 50,000 JUNE 2013 TO BE IDENTIFIED Information and promotional material available to celebrate the IYQ Translation Services (various) 80,000 CONTINUOUS IYQ SECRETARIAT Design and production of travelling exhibition including delivery to: - Brazil - Nairobi, Kenya - Brussels, Belgium - Holland - UN Headquarters in New York - Rome, Italy - Shanghai, China 720,000 DECEMBER 2013 GOVERNMENT OF BOLIVIA, ICC/IYQ SECRETARIAT GOVERNMENT OF BOLIVIA Conduct a feasibility study for a quinoa park in the Lake Titicaca area 30,000 DECEMBER 2013 Different areas of the world know about the unique properties related to the growing and consumption of quinoa Establish living collections of quinoa varieties in countries with abundant diversity 20,000 DECEMBER 2013 Launch of the IYQ (Opening ceremony at the UN General Assembly in New York and dissemination of information to world media) 80,000 OCTOBER 2012 GOVERNMENT OF BOLIVIA, ICC/IYQ SECRETARIAT GOVERNMENT OF BOLIVIA L A U N C H The IYQ officially announced worldwide Simultaneous Launching Events 100,000 OCTOBER 2012 ICC/ SECRETARIAT A /67/553 12-57612 14 IV Global Forum on quinoa (Ecuador): - Scientists: germplasm, breeding, seeds, climate change, PACS. (...) National Committees The role of the National committees, consisting of the different stakeholders that make up the quinoa complex, will be to design and implement national activities related to the IYQ, that the country deems appropriate and that are aligned with the Master Plan.

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A Logo Selection Panel, comprising four Board members/alternate members, one civil society and one private sector representative, a well known graphic designer, and the Executive Director, established a set of criteria to evaluate these entries. (...) Based on a progress report of the Logo Selection Panel, the Board decided that the logo competition will be cancelled and requested the Interim Secretariat, under the overall authority of the Executive Director, to contract a professional designer to design the logo of the Fund. The work on the logo design will be overseen by the Logo Selection Panel. 3.14 Financial resources for the administrative budget in the Green Climate Fund Trust Fund 42. (...) Newai Gebre-ab (Ethiopia) Member of the former Transitional Committee for the design of the Green Climate Fund Mr. Zaheer Fakir (South Africa) Head International Relations and Governance, Department of Environmental Affairs Mr.