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The Commission will closely monitor and oversight the process of effective implementation of the Strategy and its Action Plan. By the Government of Georgia Decree N469, the Commission has the authority to request and receive, in accordance with the rules set by the Georgian legislation, the information necessary for its activities from administrative agencies as well as legal entities of private law. (...) The Strategy encompasses seven basic directions: obtaining and analyzing terrorism, extremism and radicalization-related information, prevention, protection, preparedness, prosecution, development of legislative framework and international cooperation. The Strategy is based on the national legislation and international obligations undertaken by Georgia, including in the field of human rights.

Score: 998934.5 - https://www.ohchr.org/sites/de...rorism/Georgia1_GA74CT.pdf.doc

  2010_itu_gercke.ppt

Role of Regulators in Addressing Offences in Cyberspace page: 2 SETTING THE SCENE •  Offences in Cyberspace are a growing concern •  They affect private businesses, users and governments •  Relevant for developing as well as developed countries •  Methods and strategies have constantly changed in the last decades •  Changes require a high level of flexibility in the response Picture removed in print version Bild zur Druckoptimierung entfernt BACKGROUND: BOTNET Consumption by user Prior to infection After infection Consumption by Botnet Role of Regulators in Addressing Offences in Cyberspace page: 3 ADDRESSING CYBERCRIME •  An effective strategy against offences in Cyberspace requires activities in various fields •  In addition to legislation soft measures as well as awareness raising campaigns are example for necessary components •  There is currently an intensive debate about the role of regulators in the fight against offences in Cyberspace •  Regulators already play an important role Role of Regulators in Addressing Offences in Cyberspace page: 4 GLOBAL POLICY STRATEGIES •  Advising with regard to global policy strategies is one role for regulators •  With regard to the industry expertise and existing communication channels regulators play an important role in advising in the development of ICT policies and legislation in general •  The criminal abuse of ICT is one of the threats that need to be addressed within such strategy Picture removed in print version Bild zur Druckoptimierung entfernt Example In Finland the government set up an Advisory Committee for Information Security (ACIS) under the Finnish Communications Regulatory Authority (FICORA) for developing their national information strategy. The proposal released by ACIS in 2002 identifies goals and measures to promote the information security strategy. Role of Regulators in Addressing Offences in Cyberspace page: 5 LEGISLATION •  Work of the regulator needs to be separated from the work of legislators •  However, regulators can assist in the drafting process by advising the legislator •  They very often have an in-depth knowledge about current trends as well as possibilities and limitations of technical and industry lead approaches Picture removed in print version Bild zur Druckoptimierung entfernt Example The Ugandan Communications Commission was for example involved as advisor in the process of drafting cybercrime legislation. In Zambia the Communications Authority was reported to have assisted in drafting new cybercrime-related legislation. Another example is Belgium where in 2006 the Belgian ICT regulator (BIPT) was involved in assisting in the process of drafting Cybercrime legislation.

Score: 989117.9 - https://www.itu.int/ITU-D/treg...GSR10/documents/GSR10-ppt6.pdf

  Seed Systems: Seed Rules and Regulatory Frameworks

FAO provides assistance to its Member States in seed policy and legislation development.   A seed strategy establishes short, medium and long term objectives for the development of the seed sector and prescribes strategies to reach them. (...) The development of national seed strategies may create the need to revise the seed legislation so that it can facilitate the development and eventual growth of the seed industry. (...) FAO assists a number of countries in the development of seed strategies and legislation through technical expertise, capacity building and facilitation of the policy formulation and negotiation process.  

Score: 982804.1 - https://www.fao.org/agricultur...e/seeds-pgr/seed-sys/rules/en/

  Seed Systems: Seed Rules and Regulatory Frameworks

FAO provides assistance to its Member States in seed policy and legislation development.   A seed strategy establishes short, medium and long term objectives for the development of the seed sector and prescribes strategies to reach them. (...) The development of national seed strategies may create the need to revise the seed legislation so that it can facilitate the development and eventual growth of the seed industry. (...) FAO assists a number of countries in the development of seed strategies and legislation through technical expertise, capacity building and facilitation of the policy formulation and negotiation process.  

Score: 982804.1 - https://www.fao.org/agricultur...me/seeds-pgr/seed_sys/rules/en

  New Employee Orientation

Drafting of legislation in 2018 to address sexual harassment with model legislation provided by CARICOM and the Organization of the Eastern Caribbean State and a Sexual Prevention Harassment Policy. 01 Normative Framework Enactment of legislation to enhance the integration of persons with disabilities into society, by making revisions to legislation to remove the unintentional discrimination that persons living with disabilities face. A legislative Review was also conducted in Antigua and Barbuda includes recommendations to strengthen the number of legislations to promote gender equality. (...) CHALLENGES & OPPORTUNITIES Strengthening of statistical machineries to adequately collect disaggregated data and to measure gender inequalities which contribute to more relevant public policies and timely and coordinated reporting on national progress to achieving gender equality to across all mechanisms. Legislative Strengthening to eliminate discriminatory laws to ensure that the legal framework is consistent with the priority measures of the Montevideo Strategy, Beijing+25 priorities, CEDAW, Belem Do Para, SDGs and all other commitments.

Score: 976150.3 - https://www.cepal.org/sites/de...ntations/antigua_y_barbuda.pdf

  WGMA-2003-5.doc

How to translate this into a strategy is unclear for most participants. This is partly due to the absence of a system of policy – strategy – legislation – necessary finances – implementation – enforcement. Legislation is not based on the Roman legal tradition in which legislation should only lay down what is not allowed, who is responsible for the execution of the law and what kind of penalties can be taken. In the NIS, policy and legislation were for 70 years centralized, leaving legislation as mainly policy documents.

Score: 974801.8 - https://unece.org/fileadmin/DA...tings/wgma/doc/wgma-2003-5.pdf

  Report Paper

It provides a focus on disability in government, leads cross-sector policy and provides support to the Minister for Disability Issues. A legislative mandate for action on disability: New Zealand Disability Strategy 6 A strength of New Zealand’s Public Health and Disability Act 2000 is that a strategy for disability issues is required by legislation. 7 In April 2001, the government released the New Zealand Disability Strategy to meet this obligation, after extensive consultation by the Ministry of Health with persons with disabilities and their families, and disability sector organisations. (...) The legislation requires progress under the New Zealand Disability Strategy to be monitored and reported against annually to Parliament. (...) The agencies’ plans and progress reports also serve as accountability documents to the public, demonstrating the Government’s commitment. 14 The disability community has embraced the opportunity provided to help shape legislation as it is reviewed. For example, consultation has ensured that the Building Act 1991 (and its successor the Building Act 2004) comprehensively incorporates a disability perspective. 15 In August 2008, a review of the implementation of the New Zealand Disability Strategy (for the period 2001 to 2007) reaffirmed the relevance of the Strategy to persons with disabilities.

Score: 972927.05 - https://www.ohchr.org/sites/de...sinputs/NewZeland_01.31008.doc

  New Zealand

It provides a focus on disability in government, leads cross-sector policy and provides support to the Minister for Disability Issues. A legislative mandate for action on disability: New Zealand Disability Strategy 6 A strength of New Zealand’s Public Health and Disability Act 2000 is that a strategy for disability issues is required by legislation. 7 In April 2001, the government released the New Zealand Disability Strategy to meet this obligation, after extensive consultation by the Ministry of Health with persons with disabilities and their families, and disability sector organisations. (...) The legislation requires progress under the New Zealand Disability Strategy to be monitored and reported against annually to Parliament. (...) The agencies’ plans and progress reports also serve as accountability documents to the public, demonstrating the Government’s commitment. 14 The disability community has embraced the opportunity provided to help shape legislation as it is reviewed. For example, consultation has ensured that the Building Act 1991 (and its successor the Building Act 2004) comprehensively incorporates a disability perspective. 15 In August 2008, a review of the implementation of the New Zealand Disability Strategy (for the period 2001 to 2007) reaffirmed the relevance of the Strategy to persons with disabilities.

Score: 972927.05 - https://www.ohchr.org/sites/de...chanisms/states/newzealand.doc

  UNDSD EGM NSDS 2005 CRP 11.doc

Survey countries Policies, strategies and plans in place Countries indicated various combinations of policies, strategies and plans (Table 5and Annex 1). (...) However, the level of implementation of these policies varies from sector to sector but generally is constrained by inadequate institutional capacities, lack of resources and enabling legislations. Source: Aongola, L., 2005 Decentralization All countries except Mauritius, Seychelles, Zimbabwe, Malawi, Cameroon, Swaziland, Lesotho and Mozambique have decentralized their policies and strategies. (...) Legislation Legislation is an important instrument of policy implementation.

Score: 969930.1 - https://www.un.org/esa/sustdev/natlinfo/nsds/egm/crp_11.pdf

  E-Business - DSG Presentation

E-Business - DSG Presentation © 1998-2006 ITU Telecommunication Development Bureau (BDT) page - 1 World Telecommunication Development Conference 2006 The Doha Action Plan Cooperation on Cybersecurity including combating spam Alexander NTOKO Chief, E-Strategies Unit ITU Telecommunication Development Bureau © 1998-2006 ITU Telecommunication Development Bureau (BDT) page - 2 Istanbul Action Plan Programme 3 and the WSIS Plan of Action C.5 © 1998-2006 ITU Telecommunication Development Bureau (BDT) page - 3 What is our strategy? (...) Appropriate policies and legislation taking into account the balance between enforceable legislation and technology neutrality. © 1998-2006 ITU Telecommunication Development Bureau (BDT) page - 4 Concretely, what do we do? (...) Report the results of these meetings to Plenipotentiary Conference 2006. © 1998-2006 ITU Telecommunication Development Bureau (BDT) page - 8 For Further Information: E-Strategies Unit Telecommunication Development Bureau (BDT) International Telecommunication Union (ITU) Place des Nations CH-1211 Geneva 20 Switzerland Fax: +41 22 730 5484 Web: http://www.itu.int/ITU-D/e-strategies Email: e-strategies@itu.int mailto:-strategies@itu.int Istanbul Action Plan Programme 3 and the WSIS Plan of Action C.5 What is our strategy?

Score: 967018.75 - https://www.itu.int/osg/spu/cy.../ntoko-ITU-D-cybersecurity.pdf