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Invites the Subsidiary Body for Implementation to promote complementarity between the Durban Forum and the Paris Committee on Capacity-building; 8. (...) Also encourages other Parties to provide support or continue to provide such support voluntarily; 10. Invites relevant intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations, as well as the private sector, academia and other stakeholders, to continue incorporating into their work programmes the scope of needs as contained in decision 2/CP.7; 11. (...) FCCC/SBI/2016/L.21 GE.16-08489 4 12. Invites Parties to submit via the submissions portal by 9 March 2017 their views on potential topics for the 6 th meeting of the Durban Forum; 13.

[Calls on all Parties to monitor and report on measures undertaken to address adaptation needs, with the aim of enhancing the collective learning and enhanced understanding of vulnerabilities, impacts and adaptation measures, and to continue to report on these measures through their national communications;] 11. [Invites relevant organizations and other stakeholders to participate in the implementation of the activities identified in paragraph 7 above, and to share the outcomes at subsequent sessions of the Subsidiary Body for Implementation as appropriate;] 12. [Invites the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change to consider, without prejudice to its ongoing and planned work, preparing a special report on the implication of the adverse effects of climate change on vulnerable regions;] II. (...) [Invites other relevant international and regional organizations to provide information on lessons learned from work that may be relevant to the consideration of potential consequences;] 16.

Invites the operating entities of the financial mechanism of the Convention, bilateral and multilateral agencies and other relevant organizations, as appropriate, to take this decision into account when providing financial and technical support to developing country Parties in responding to decision 5/CP.17; 5. [Invites the Green Climate Fund Board to take into account the national adaptation plan process when designing its modalities, including for direct access, in accordance with decision 3/CP.17, paragraph 3;] 6. (...) Invites Parties and relevant organizations to share best practices and lessons learned in addressing adaptation, through the ongoing work of the Least Developed Countries Expert Group, the Nairobi work programme on impacts, vulnerability and adaptation to climate change, and other bodies and ongoing work under the Convention; 10.

Option 1: Urges Parties included in Annex II to the Convention (Annex II Parties) to mobilize technical and financial resources, including through the Special Climate Change Fund, to support, as a top priority, adaptation activities at national and regional levels to address the adverse effects of climate change through, inter alia, a prompt start to country-driven projects under paragraph 8 of decision 5/CP.7; Option 2 Invites developing country Parties to make use of the strategic priorities opened by the GEF on adaptation and capacity building; 6. (...) [Requests Annex II Parties to mobilize technical and financial resources, including through the Global Environment Facility (in accordance with decision 6/CP.7), the Special Climate Change Fund (in accordance with decision 7/CP.7, paragraph 2 (d)), and other bilateral and multilateral sources, to support, as a high priority, the implementation of activities included in paragraphs 22-29 of decision 5/CP.7;] 15. [Invites the Global Environment Facility (in accordance with decision 6/CP.7), the Special Climate Change Fund (in accordance with decision 7/CP.7) and other bilateral and multilateral sources, to provide feedback to the Conference of the Parties, at its xxx session, on the status of support for the implementation of activities included in paragraphs 22 - 29 of decision 5/CP.7, with a view to taking a decision on further action at its xxx session;] [Insurance:] 16. (...) Further multilateral work relating to activities under Decision 5/CP.7] 22. [Invites Parties and relevant international organizations to submit to the secretariat, by xxx, information on current and/or planned activities including, where appropriate, support programmes to meet the specific needs and circumstances of developing country Parties arising from the impact of the implementation of response measures, implemented in support of the various provisions of decision 5/CP.7; and additional submissions on such activities arising from the adverse effects of climate change pursuant to the request for submissions at the nineteenth session of the SBI;] 23.

Further requests the secretariat to prepare a technical paper based on the terms of reference as input to the comprehensive review; 6. Invites Parties and observer organizations to submit their views1 on the comprehensive review by 9 March 2016 for inclusion in a miscellaneous document; 7. (...) Decides that the fifth meeting of the Durban Forum, to be held during the forty-fourth session of the Subsidiary Body for Implementation, will explore potential ways for enhancing capacity-building by sharing information and varied experiences; 12. Invites United Nations agencies and multilateral organizations to provide information to the secretariat for the capacity-building portal; 13. Also invites Parties to submit via the submissions portal,2 by 9 March 2016, as part of their annual submissions pursuant to decision 4/CP.12, suggestions on additional potential topics for the fifth Durban Forum and their views on possible ways to enhance the information included in the capacity-building portal. _________________ 2 http://www.unfccc.int/5900.

The CNDH is pleased that a few international donors have already expressed their willingness to participate financially in the efforts necessary to integrate refugees after the issuance of residence permits. It invites the government, the office of the UNHCR in Morocco and Moroccan civil society to begin discussions for the development and implementation of this policy of integration. (...) Concerning the fight against the trafficking of persons The CNDH invites the government to introduce in Chapter 7 of Title I of Book III of the Criminal Code provisions against the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harboring or reception of persons, by the use or threat of the use of force or other forms of coercion, abduction, fraud, deception, abuse of power or of a position of vulnerability, or by the offer or acceptance of payments or benefits to achieve the consent of a person having authority over another for purposes of exploitation. (...) Similarly, and given the importance of new guarantees offered by Article 8 of the Constitution with regard to trade union freedoms, the CNDH recommends the ratification of the ILO Convention 87 on the Freedom of Association and Protection of the Right to Organize. Finally, the CNDH invites the government to negotiate systematically, in the framework of bilateral or multilateral economic agreements, and on the basis of reciprocity, the opening of the labor market while protecting the social rights of workers through adequate social clauses.

Invites the High Commissioner to pursue its collaboration with regional and national bodies dealing with the fight against racism and discrimination; 114. (...) Urges States to comply with their obligation to submit their report in a timely manner; 142. Invites States to request technical assistance regarding the drafting of reports if they need such assistance; 143. (...) Invites States parties to enhance follow-up to the implementation of the recommendations of the CERD including through the organisation of workshops; 145.

Calls upon developed country Parties and invites other Parties that make financial contributions to the Global Environment Facility to ensure a successful fifth replenishment in order to assist in providing adequate and predictable funding; 3. Invites the Global Environment Facility, as an operating entity of the financial mechanism, to continue to ensure active participation of recipient partners in the replenishment process; 4. Also invites developed country Parties to provide, through bilateral and regional and other multilateral channels, financial resources related to the implementation of the Convention; 5.

Requests the secretariat to compile the submissions referred to in paragraph 13 above into a miscellaneous document for consideration by the Subsidiary Body for Scientific and Technical Advice at its thirty-eighth session; 15. Invites Parties and admitted observer organizations to submit to the secretariat, by 25 March 2013, their views on the process of the technical assessment, referred to in paragraph 15 and the annex to decision 12/CP.17, of the proposed forest reference emission levels and/or the forest reference levels when voluntarily submitted or updated by Parties; 16. (...) Requests the Subsidiary Body for Scientific and Technical Advice to develop modalities and procedures for the verification process referred to in the paragraph above for consideration by the Conference of the Parties at its nineteenth session;] 23. Invites Parties and admitted observer organizations to submit to the secretariat, by 25 March 2013, their views on issues related to co-benefits resulting from the implementation of the activities referred to in 1/CP.16, paragraph 70; FCCC/SBSTA/2012/L.31 GE.12-71068 6 24. (...) Requests the Subsidiary Body for Scientific and Technical Advice to consider the submissions referred to in paragraph 23 above with the aim of reporting progress made and any recommendations to the Conference of the Parties at its nineteenth session; 26. Invites Parties and admitted observer organizations to submit to the secretariat, by 25 March 2013, their views on issues related to methodological guidance on forest monitoring system and measuring, reporting and verifying that also consider, for developing countries that may wish to do so, the multiple functions of forest as appropriate when implementing activities as referred to decision 1/CP.16, paragraph 70, based on non- market approaches; 27.

The Special Rapporteur invites the United States to withdraw its reservations to those agreements that affect the human rights of migrants. (...) The Special Rapporteur is seriously concerned at the indefinite restriction of liberty of such migrants, and invites the United States to review this practice. 50. (...) The Special Rapporteur invites the authorities and civil society of the two countries to increase their efforts in this area. 58.