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Dilution bridging principle example The purpose of this example is to illustrate how the dilution bridging principle criteria can be applied. (...) Batching bridging principle example The purpose of this example is to illustrate how the batching bridging principle criteria can be applied. (...) Aerosols bridging principle example The purpose of this example is to illustrate how the aerosols bridging principle criteria can be applied.

Extreme weather events and slow onset events 5. Figure 3 illustrates the relevance of extreme weather events and slow onset events to the respondent countries and the degree to which each of them is integrated into countries’ disaster risk management. (...) Key development sectors 6. Figure 4 illustrates the key development resources or sectors indicated by the respondent countries to be at higher risk from or to have been most adversely affected by extreme and/or slow onset events.

Facts and case studies are provided to illustrate how this group has exploited human rights issues and democratic spaces as a platform for advancing their agenda of an armed revolution and covering crimes and atrocities. (...) This section also presents cases that illustrate the challenge of decisively addressing vulnerabilities of farmers and the youth in pockets of the Philippine countryside to various acts of exploitation by the CPP-NPA-NDF, which considers the peasant sector as a remaining base to keep its flagging armed struggle going. (...) The conduct of Senate inquiry into this case further illustrates a healthy democracy with a working system for checks and balances among the branches of government.

The track record of the past 29 years illustrates that Eritrea has and can achieve inclusive and rapid economic growth predicated on social justice under conducive conditions of internal and regional peace. (...) The events in the last two months when the country was confronted with the COVID-19 pandemic illustrate and reinforce one A/HRC/44/G/4 GE.20-09207 5 indelible truth.

The Report relies heavily on his personal interpretation of international instruments in relation to sexual and reproductive health issues, rather than lending a needed holistic insight to the implementation of the full range of topics contained within the International Conference on Population and Development Programme of Action (ICPD POA) and other health-related outcomes of recent United Nations world conferences. For instance, to illustrate the goal of the Report, the Special Rapporteur "recommends that increased attention be devoted to a proper understanding of reproductive health, reproductive rights, sexual health and sexual rights" despite the well-known fact that the international community has never recognized nor defined the term "sexual rights."

The ongoing United States-British military aggression against the people of Iraq, and particularly its children, illustrates the moral vacuity of those two States and their contempt for the fundamental rules of international humanitarian law.

The merchanting element of these transactions comes into play once the good is exported the ownership passes to the company in country A and then passes to the customer following the sale of the product. . 100 40 40 80 100 Raw materials for processing16 15 BPM5 Par 199 and revised proposals in BPM6 par 10.63 are similar and differ on where the merchanting item is recorded i.e. goods or services 16 See BPM5 par.199 for current treatment and for proposed treatment see BPM6 draft presented at ECB Frankfurt on January 2008 par 10.60 -10.63 Country C Affiliate Coutry A − Group company Country D Customer Physical movement of goods Ownership of goods Cash flow Country B Affiliate ECE/CES/GE.23/2009/5 page 14 Annexe I Current recording Proposed recording BPM6 and SNA Rev.1 Country Transaction Type Credit Debit Country Transaction type Credit Debit A Services Merchanting Cash Deposits 20 80 100 A Goods (under merchanting) Cash deposits 100 -80 80 100 B Goods Exports Services Goods under merchanting and other trade related Cash Deposits 80 40 40 80 B Goods exports Manufacturing Services on physical inputs owned by others Cash deposits 80 40 40 80 C Services Goods under merchanting and other trade related Cash Deposits 40 40 C Manufacturing Services on physical inputs owned by others Cash deposits 40 40 D Goods Cash Deposits 100 100 D Goods Cash Deposits 100 100 Services merchanting 60 40 Goods Of which Goods under merchanting 100 20 100 Global balance Goods Cash Deposits 80 100 100 100 Global balance Services Cash Deposits 40 100 40 100 ECE/CES/GE.23/2009/5 page 15 Annex II [ENGLISH ONLY] ANNEX II 17 MERCHANTING OF GOODS - CURRENT PRACTICE VERSUS NEW PROPOSALS OF BALANCE OF PAYMENTS, SIXTH EDITION/SNA 93 REV.1 The following example illustrates the basic principles of the present and proposed treatments. (...) ECE/CES/GE.23/2009/5 page 17 Annex III [ENGLISH ONLY] ANNEX III 19 HOLDING GAINS/LOSSES (INCLUDING CHANGES IN INVENTORIES)20 The following example illustrates the principles of the present and proposed treatments if holding gains and losses occur. (...) Country B Country C Country A 80 50 Physical movement of Goods/services Ownership of goods Cash flow ECE/CES/GE.23/2009/5 page 18 Annex III Present treatment Proposed recording BPM6 SNA Rev.1 Credit Debit Credit Debit Country A Country A Services: Merchanting -30 Goods under merchanting 50 -80 Currency deposits 30 Currency deposits 30 Country B Country B Goods 80 Goods 80 Currency deposits 80 Currency deposits 80 Country C Country C Goods 50 Goods 50 Currency deposits 50 Currency deposits 50 Global balance Global balance Goods 80 50 Goods Goods under merchanting 50 -30 50 Services: Merchanting -30 Currency deposits 80 80 Currency deposits 80 80 ECE/CES/GE.23/2009/5 page 19 Annex IV [ENGLISH ONLY] ANNEX IV CHANGES IN INVENTORIES - TRANSACTIONS THAT STRADDLE RECORDING PERIODS The following example illustrates the principles of the present and proposed treatments if transactions straddle the recording period.

The case of Malawi illustrates that Government of Malawi and other duty bearers recognise that human rights mainstreaming is pivotal to the attainment of sustainable development.