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OFFICE DES NATIONS UNIES A GENEVE UNITED NATIONS OFFICE AT GENEVA 2003/031 17/02/2003 LISTE QUOTIDIENNE DES DOCUMENTS PUBLIES A GENEVE DAILY LIST OF DOCUMENTS ISSUED AT Cette liste n'est pas un document officiel This list is not an official document Cote - Symbol Titre principal - Main title Pgs A C E F R S ODS COMMISSION ECONOMIQUE - ECONOMIC COMMISSION POUR L'EUROPE (CEE) FOR EUROPE (ECE) CEP/2003/0002 env'l policy in transition: lessons learned 78 - - P - X - X CEP/2003/0010 LESSONS LEARNED FROM DATA COLLECTION 9 - - P X P - X CEP/2003/0013/Add.2 DRAFT STATEMENT BY MINISTERS OF THE ENVIR. 11 - - P X P - X MP.WAT/AC.3/2003/0003 Report on the 6th meeting 6 - - X - - - X TIM/EFC/WP.2/2003/0007 Role and functioning of the Working Party 4 - - P X P - X TIM/SEM.1/2003/R.0015(Summary) The FAO-ECE Forest Communicators Network 2 - - P P X - X TIM/SEM.1/2003/R.0023(Summary) Afforestation of bad lands 1 - - P P X - X TRANS/SC.3/0159 Bottlenecks and missing Links 11 - - P X P - X TRANS/SC.3/WP.3/2003/0004 Amendment ...

The third comprehensive review of the implementation of the capacity-building framework has the following objectives: (a) [To take stock of progress in, and assess the effectiveness of, the implementation of the capacity-building framework using performance indicators or other appropriate evaluations tools;] (b) To examine possible gaps between the provisions of decisions of the COP and the CMP and the implementation of capacity-building activities; (c) To identify lessons learned and best practices with a view to developing options for enhanced implementation of the capacity-building framework, taking into account additional needs and priorities for capacity-building; (d) To effectively review gaps and challenges in addressing the implementation of priority areas as contained in the capacity-building framework and in meeting the capacity-building needs to enhance action on mitigation, adaptation and technology transfer; (e) [To effectively review gaps and challenges in addressing access to financial resources and [attracting private sector investment] [private sector actions][investment] to support action on mitigation and adaptation and technology cooperation, in a measurable, reportable and verifiable manner;] (f) To provide recommendations to the SBI on ways to address the key capacity- building gaps at the individual, institutional and systemic levels as identified by the first3 1 Decision 13/CP.17, paragraph 7. 2 Decision 15/CMP.7, paragraph 8. 3 Decision 2/CP.10. (...) [Reaffirms that the Durban Forum is a platform to share experiences and exchange ideas, best practices and lessons learned regarding the implementation of capacity-building activities with the participation of Parties, representatives of the relevant bodies established under the Convention and relevant experts and practitioners;] 5. [Encourages representatives of the bodies established under the Convention, operating entities of the Financial Mechanism of the Convention, intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations, and relevant experts and practitioners to integrate in their work programmes and activities lessons learned at, and main outcomes of, the meetings of the Durban Forum;] 6.

La figure IV ci-après donne un aperçu du nombre total de besoins d’assistance technique, ventilé par article et par catégorie de besoin, en vue de l’application du chapitre III. 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 Article number N um be r of S ta te s pa rt ie s N om br e d’ Ét at s p ar tie s Article C A C /C O SP/2013/57 V .13-86702 Figure IV Besoins d’assistance technique, par article et par catégorie 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 N u m b e r o f t e c h n i c a l a s s i s t a n c e n e e d s Article number Other assistance Technological assistance On-site expert Capacity-building programmes Model treaties/agreements Summary of good practices/lessons learned Development of action plan Model legislation Legislative drafting/advice Article N o m b r e d e b e s o i n s d ’ a s s i s t a n c e t e c h n i q u e Autre Assistance technologique Expert sur place Programmes de renforcement des capacités Traités/accords types Synthèse de bonnes pratiques/ enseignements retenus Élaboration d’un plan d’action Lois types Rédaction de lois/conseils juridiques 8 V.13-86702 CAC/COSP/2013/5 A. (...) Tableau 2 Besoins d’assistance technique liés à l’article 15 Type de besoin Nombre d’États parties Synthèse de bonnes pratiques/enseignements retenus 4 Programmes de renforcement des capacités 3 Rédaction de lois/conseils juridiques 2 Lois types 2 Élaboration d’un plan d’action 1 Assistance technologique 1 Autre 1 Total 14 Figure V Besoins d’assistance technique liés à l’article 15 Legislative drafting/advice (14%) Model legislation (14%) Development of action plan (7%) Summary of good practices/lessons learned (29%) Capacity-building programmes (22%) Technological assistance (7%) Other assistance (7%) Rédaction de lois/conseils juridiques (14 %) Lois types (14 %) Élaboration d’un plan d’action (7 %) Synthèse de bonnes pratiques/ enseignements retenus (29 %) Programmes de renforcement des capacités (22 %) Assistance technologique (7 %) Autre (7 %) V.13-86702 9 CAC/COSP/2013/5 12. (...) Legislative drafting/advice (35%) Model legislation (4%) Development of action plan (13%) Summary of good practices/lessons learned (26%) Capacity-building programmes (4%) On-site expert (18%) Lois types (4 %) Synthèse de bonnes pratiques/ enseignements retenus (26 %) Rédaction de lois/conseils juridiques (35 %) Élaboration d’un plan d’action (13 %) Programmes de renforcement des capacités (4 %) Expert sur place (18 %) V.13-86702 33 CAC/COSP/2013/5 Figure XXII Besoins d’assistance technique, par article 51.

The Special Rapporteur learned that the Philippines supplies at least 20 per cent of the world’s sailors. (...) The Special Rapporteur learned with satisfaction that the Philippines has concluded bilateral agreements with a number of countries of destination. (...) The Special Rapporteur learned that the number of successful prosecutions for illegal recruitment remains very low.

The Special Rapporteur learned that while there had been cases of illegal adoptions transferred through Poland, there have been no proven cases of illegal adoptions within Poland. 13. (...) Regarding trafficking for labour exploitation, the Special Rapporteur learned about an agreement signed between the Border Guard and the National Labour Inspectorate in April 2008. (...) Following the visit, the Special Rapporteur learned about the new National Intervention and Consultation Centre for Victims of Trafficking (KCIK), which is financed by the Government.

During a meeting with the Thai Stock Exchange, the Working Group learned that several major Thai companies were listed in different global sustainability indexes. 12. (...) Thai investments abroad 28. The Working Group learned that Thai companies and investors were promoting several mega-projects in neighbouring countries in the ASEAN region. (...) During the visit, the Working Group learned about the efforts made by the Government to tackle human rights abuses related to trafficking and forced labour.

The Working Group also learned how the Rio 2016 Sustainability Management Plan was designed with the engagement of federal, state and municipal governments and civil society organizations.38 The Working Group referred to the situation it had observed at Vila Autódromo and, given that the construction around Vila Autódromo is taking place owing to the holding of the Olympics, it encouraged the Rio 2016 Organizing Committee to take an interest and put forward concerns about the situation in its discussions with the Mayor and other municipal authorities. (...) At the same time, the Working Group noted with concern the developments that seemed to be going in the opposite direction. It learned that a Senate committee had passed a legislative initiative43 to fast-track the licensing process — from three steps to one step — to make it simpler and quicker to obtain a licence for infrastructure works considered to be in the strategic national interest. The Working Group also learned that the proposed amendments to the Mining Code 44 included the elimination of some environmental protections in relation to areas to be exploited by mining activity and provisions to assign to the relevant mining company the right to use water for its operation without protecting water for human use. 44.

FCCC/SBSTA/2009/4 page 6 FCCC/SBSTA/2009/MISC.9 Efforts undertaken to assess the costs and benefits of adaptation options, and views on lessons learned, good practices, gaps and needs. Submissions from Parties and relevant organizations FCCC/SBSTA/2009/MISC.10 Efforts undertaken to monitor and evaluate the implementation of adaptation projects, policies and programmes and the costs and effectiveness of completed projects, policies and programmes, and views on lessons learned, good practices, gaps and needs. (...) Note by the secretariat FCCC/SBSTA/2009/MISC.9 Efforts undertaken to assess the costs and benefits of adaptation options, and views on lessons learned, good practices, gaps and needs. Submissions from Parties and relevant organizations FCCC/SBSTA/2009/MISC.10 Efforts undertaken to monitor and evaluate the implementation of adaptation projects, policies and programmes and the costs and effectiveness of completed projects, policies and programmes, and views on lessons learned, good practices, gaps and needs. (...) Note by the secretariat FCCC/SBSTA/2009/MISC.4 Approaches to and experiences in integrating and expanding adaptation planning and action at national, subnational, community and local levels, and lessons learned, good practices, gaps, needs, and barriers and constraints to adaptation.

Stresses that the Durban Forum is a platform to share experiences and exchange ideas, best practices and lessons learned regarding the implementation of capacity-building activities with the participation of Parties, representatives of the relevant bodies established under the Convention and relevant experts and practitioners; 10. Invites representatives of the bodies established under the Convention, operating entities of the Financial Mechanism of the Convention, intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations, and relevant experts and practitioners to integrate into their work programmes and activities the lessons learned at, and the main outcomes of, the meetings of the Durban Forum; 11. (...) The third comprehensive review of the implementation of the capacity-building framework has the following objectives: (a) To explore ways to enhance the implementation of capacity-building activities by reviewing the current institutional arrangements related to capacity-building, including the thematic bodies under the Convention with a view to making recommendations for the enhancement of these arrangements, as appropriate; (b) To take stock of progress in, and assess the effectiveness of, the implementation of the capacity-building framework; (c) To examine possible gaps between the provisions of decisions of the COP and the CMP and the implementation of capacity-building activities; (d) To identify lessons learned and best practices with a view to developing options for the enhanced implementation of the capacity-building framework, taking into account additional needs and priorities for capacity-building; (e) To effectively review gaps and challenges in addressing the implementation of priority areas as contained in the capacity-building framework and in meeting capacity-building needs to enhance action on mitigation, adaptation and technology transfer; (f) To effectively review capacity gaps and challenges in accessing climate finance; (g) To provide recommendations to the SBI on ways to effectively address the capacity-building gaps at the individual, institutional and systemic levels, including those __________________ 3 Decision 13/CP.17, paragraph 7. 4 Decision 15/CMP.7, paragraph 8.

Plenary: Tuesday, 12 May am (Public) P P P P P X X CONVENTION CONTRE LA TORTURE CONVENTION AGAINST TORTURE CAT/C/COL/Q/0004* LOI 43 session: Colombia - - - X - - X CAT/C/SVK/Q/0002 List of issues 43 session: Slovakia - - P X P O X COMMISSION ECONOMIQUE - ECONOMIC COMMISSION POUR L'EUROPE (CEE) FOR EUROPE (ECE) ECE/EB.AIR/WG.5/2009/0011 Workshop on non-binding aspirational targets - - P P X - X ECE/EB.AIR/WG.5/2009/0018 Draft revised technical annex V - - P P X - X ECE/EB.AIR/WG.5/2009/0022 Draft technical Annex on Limit values for solvent - - P P X - X ECE/HBP/2009/0005 Proposed modular approach - - P P X - X CNUCED - UNCTAD TD/B/56/0007* EVOLUTION OF THE INTER.TRADING SYSTEM - - - X - - X AUTRES ACTIVITES DE DESARMEMENT OTHERS ACTIVITIES ON DISARMAMENT BWC/MSP/2009/MX/0002 Chairman:Prov.PoW for 2009 MX X P P P P P X CONSEIL DES DROITS DE L'HOMME HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL A/HRC/10/L.0010 Draft report of the HRC10 P P P P P X X A/HRC/12/0010 WG UPR Chile P P P X P P X A/HRC/EMRIP/2009/0002 Study on lessons learned and challenges X P P P P P X A/HRC/EMRIP/2009/0004 Contribution to the study on lessons learned X P P O P P X A/HRC/EMRIP/2009/0006 Directrices de protección X P P P P P X A/HRC/WG.6/5/L.0009 Draft report WG UPR Chile P P P X P P X A/HRC/WG.6/6/DMA/0003 UPR Dominica summary report P P P X P P X CERD/C/0075/CRP.1 CRP.1- Table of Contents O X P P - - X CERD/C/0075/CRP.1/Add.1 Chapter 1- Organizational and related matters O O P X - - X CERD/C/0075/CRP.1/Add.2 Chapter 2- Prevention of racial discrimination....