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Annemarie Watt Natural Resource Management Policy Branch Department of the Environment and Heritage AUSTRIA Ms. (...) Harry Santoso Director Watershed Management and Land Rehabilitation Ministry of Forestry Dr. (...) Hendrik Johan Lette Advisor Forests and Natural Resources Management International Agricultural Centre Department of Sustainable Management of Natural Resources Wageningen University NICARAGUA Ing.

of DMFAS 5.0 Installation in Bank MARKAZI (IRA9X786) Kazakhstan Implementation of DMFAS Version 5.0 (KAZ9X666) Kazakhstan External debt information systems (KAZ9X788) Lithuania Capacity-building in debt and financial management (LIT9X9D6) Malta Gouvernance et politiques publiques pour un développement humain durable (MAT/97/007) Former Yugoslav Rep. of Macedonia Installation of DMFAS 5.1 (MCD/97/004) Moldova International financial markets and debt management (MOL/97/007) Moldova Debt management (MOL/98/005) Mongolia Supply, installation and support of debt recording system (DRNIS) (MON0T1BI) Palestinian Authority Capacity-building in debt and financial management (PAL0T0AH) Panama Control y administración del endeudamiento público (PAN/95/028) Paraguay Control y administración del endeudamiento público (PAR/95/003) TD/B/48/8/Add.1 TD/B/WP/142/Add.1 página 5 Número del proyecto Título abreviado Duración/ terminacióna Presupuesto/ saldo disponiblea Romania Debt management (ROM/98/006) Romania Registration and control of external debt (ROM9X43R) Rwanda Gestion de la dette (RWA/98/021) Sao Tome and Principe Renforcement des capacités de gestion de la dette (STP/96/002) Sudan Institutional strengthening project of the Ministry of Finance (SUD9X66U) Syrian Arab Rep. Improvement of debt management in Syria (SYR/00/002) Togo Renforcement des capacités de gestion de la dette publique (TOG/98/005) Trinidad and Tobago Implementation of DMFAS 5.0 (TRI9X8BD) Turkmenistan Assistance to the Central Bank of Turkmenistan (TUK/00/003) Uganda Implementation of DMFAS 5.0 in the Ministry of Finance (UGA9X66Z) Venezuela Gestión de la deuda en Venezuela (VEN9X9DW) Yemen Strengthening economic and financial management (Project shared with ASYCUDA) (YEM/97/002) Zambia Implementation of DMFAS 5.1 (ZAM9X9DL) Zimbabwe Implementation of DMFAS 5.2 (ZIM9X9DN) Regional Africa Debt management - ESAIDARM Member Countries (RAF9X43K) Interregional Strengthening the debt management capacity of developing countries (INT9X542) Interregional Strengthening the debt management capacity of developing countries (INT9X54B) Interregional Strengthening the debt management capacity of developing countries (INT9X54E) Interregional Strengthening the debt management capacity of developing countries (INT9X54G) TD/B/48/8/Add.1 TD/B/WP/142/Add.1 página 6 Número del proyecto Título abreviado Duración/ terminacióna Presupuesto/ saldo disponiblea Interregional Strengthening the debt management capacity of developing countries (INT9X65U) Interregional Bridge between WBXD RXD and DMFAS (INT9X9BY) Interregional Strengthening the debt management capacity of developing countries (INT9X9C3) Interregional Debt management capacity of developing countries (INT9X9C4) Interregional Strengthening the debt management capacity of developing countries (INT9X9CF) Interregional Capacity-building for debt sustainability analysis (ROA-2001-2064-6875) (Development Account) Propuestos Algeria Projet SYGADE à SONELGAZ 2002 169.054 Algeria Projet SYGADE à la Banque Centrale 2002 210.000 Bahrain Capacity-building in debt and financial management in Bahrain 2002 127.464 Cambodia Installation of DMFAS 2002 116.265 Central African Rep. Installation of DMFAS 2002 120.679 Chile Installation of DMFAS 2002 232.830 Djibouti Installation of DMFAS 2002 126.560 Ethiopia Installation of DMFAS 2002 287.146 Kyrgyzstan Installation of DMFAS 2002 250.000 Mexico Installation of DMFAS 2002 145.720 Pakistan DMFAS 5.2/DSM+ Debt management project 2002 130.000 Panama Control y Administración del Endeudamiento Público 2002 232.980 Qatar Capacity-building in debt and financial management in Qatar 2002 151.081 Suriname Installation of DMFAS 2002 275.833 Syrian Arab Rep.

Integrated water resources management; 6. Protect and restore water-related ecosystems; 7. (...) Second, water resources development and management is a “work in progress”. Continuing support is needed. (...) Third, transboundary water management is taking place, but there are challenges and they will require time.

Strengthening the debt management capacity (ALB/97/010) Angola .......................... (...) International financial markets and debt management (MOL/97/007) Republic of Moldova .... Debt management (MOL/98/005) Mongolia ...................... (...) Debt management (ROM/98/006) Romania .......................

ICCD/CRIC(9)/8 GE.10-64005 15 Anexo Cuadros y cifras Anexo financiero estándar Cuadro 1 Asistencia para la lucha contra la desertificación, compromisos financieros y compromisos financieros ponderados, millones de dólares de los Estados Unidos, precios corrientes Biennium 2008-2009 Commitment % GDP Commitment weighted % GDP Not screened 593 0% ... 0% Activities scored as not targerted 3 169 0,01% 0 0% Activities scored as significant objective 7 028 0,03% 2 319 0,01% Activities scored as principal objective 87 118 0,33% 57 498 0,22% Activities scored as principal objective and in support of an action programme 16 816 0,06% 16 816 0,06% Total, current prices 114 727 0,44% 76 634 0,29% Cuadro 2 Compromisos financieros clasificados en función de los marcadores de Río, millones de dólares de los Estados Unidos, precios corrientes ICCD/CRIC(9)/8 16 GE.10-64005 Cuadro 3 Asistencia para la lucha contra la desertificación, por modalidad de financiación Compromisos financieros y compromisos financieros ponderados, millones de dólares de los Estados Unidos, precios corrientes Biennium 2008-2009 Type of Funding Commitment Commitment weighted Not screened 13 310 6 947 Associated Financing 61 192 40 391 Basket Funding 55 46 Budget Authority (Discretionary) 6 3 Budget Authority (Mandatory) 3 473 3 154 Credit 129 110 Debt Swap 8 5 Direct loan/Guarantees 183 142 General Budget Support 62 45 Grant 4 120 1 923 Loan (concessional) 1 571 925 Off-Budget 1 1 Sectoral Budget Support 30 616 22 942 Total general 114 727 76 634 Gráfico 1 Desglose por modalidad de financiación Compromisos financieros, millones de dólares de los Estados Unidos, precios corrientes ICCD/CRIC(9)/8 GE.10-64005 17 Cuadro 4 Asistencia para la lucha contra la desertificación, por códigos de actividades pertinentes Commitment Commitment weighted 1 Monitoring and Research 3 478 2 253 1.1 Monitoring 1 740 1 611 1.1.1 Indicators 958 402 1.1.2 Soil Observations 2 310 1 733 1.1.3 Weather Forecasting 1 451 1 426 1.1.4 Financial Tracking 572 365 1.1.5 Reporting 216 160 1.2 Knowledge, Science and Technology 1 675 1 571 1.2.1 Traditional Knowledge and Best Practices 7 490 5 892 1.2.2 Bio-physical Research and Science 1 606 1.515 1.2.3 Science and Technology 1.024 419 1.2.4 Socio-Economic Research and Science 196 124 2 Capacity Development and Planning 34 446 24 604 2.1 Advocacy and Awareness Raising 1 835 1 676 2.1.1 Public Awareness Campaigns 3 266 3 133 2.1.2 Publications and communication material 2 342 2 260 2.1.3 Consultative platforms 346 259 2.1.4 Education 1 963 1 630 2.1.5 Synergies 1 655 1 538 2.2 Enabling Activities 5 258 3 409 2.2.1 Capacity-Building 68 929 46 551 2.2.2 Community Development 91 984 62 970 2.2.3 Drivers and Incentives 1 656 1 476 2.2.4 Action Programmes 1 611 1 604 2.2.5 Integrated Financing Strategies 410 224 2.2.6 Governance and Legislation 63 022 41 967 2.2.7 Mainstreaming 18 15 2.2.8 Partnership Building 61 606 40 643 2.2.9 Project Development 2 348 1 725 2.2.10 Resource Management Planning 64 561 43 545 2.2.11 Services and Infrastructure 1 088 911 2.2.12 Social Development 30 615 22 650 2.2.13 Resource Mobilization 341 317 3 Resource Management 27 864 18 428 3.1 Production Systems 3 827 2 736 3.1.1 Agriculture 86 744 57 725 3.1.2 Forestry 8 577 6 669 3.1.3 Livestock Systems 2 324 2 101 3.1.4 Other Production Systems 683 371 3.1.5 Production Support 62 560 40 973 ICCD/CRIC(9)/8 18 GE.10-64005 Commitment Commitment weighted 3.2 Natural Resource Management 5 656 4 421 3.2.1 Air and Climate Protection 3 382 2 155 3.2.2 Biodiversity Conservation 8 366 6 326 3.2.3 Forest/Scrub Management 7 975 5 885 3.2.4 Other Resource Conservation 2 044 1 790 3.2.5 Pasture and Range Management 6 039 4 860 3.2.6 Land Conservation 89 649 60 885 3.2.7 Water Conservation 86 636 58 486 3.2.8 Sustainable Land Management 87 686 59 553 4 Mitigation and Recovery 2 034 814 4.1 Mitigation/Recovery 1 310 587 4.1.1 Adaptation to climate change 5 159 3 334 4.1.2 Drought mitigation 85 605 57 429 4.1.3 Environment Restoration 81 605 54 380 4.1.4 Waste Management 357 162 4.1.5 WasteWater Management 412 208 4.1.6 Water delivery 849 604 4.1.7 Water reclamation and reuse 377 178 5 Emergency Response 2 340 1 880 5.1 Financial/Economic Relief 194 121 5.2 Land Reclamation and/or Rehabilitation 6 100 5 033 5.3 Livestock Health/ Relocation/ Rescue 139 92 5.4 Other Production Systems Rescue 150 94 5.5 Pest Eradication/Crop Rescue 1 494 1 449 5.6 Population Health/Relocation/Rescue 134 89 5.7 Reconstruction of Water Management Systems and Infrastruture 189 121 5.8 Reforestation/Afforestation 6 180 5 142 Cuadro 5 Los diez códigos de actividades pertinentes más asignados Compromisos financieros, millones de dólares de los Estados Unidos, precios corrientes Relevant Activiy Codes Commitment 2.2.2 Community Development 91 984 3.2.6 Land Conservation 89 649 3.2.8 Sustainable Land Management 87 686 3.1.1 Agriculture 86 744 3.2.7 Water Conservation 86 636 4.1.2 Drought mitigation 85 605 4.1.3 Environment Restoration 81 605 2.2.1 Capacity-Building 68 929 2.2.10 Resource Management Planning 64 561 2.2.6 Governance and Legislation 63 022 ICCD/CRIC(9)/8 GE.10-64005 19 RACs cannot be added in order to avoid doubling of amounts.

Projects are aimed to reform national legal and financial system or enhancing data management systems that would facilitate data flows for progress indicators of international conventions, including the UNFCCC. 34. (...) Three such examples merit particular mention: (1) the Pacific Alliance for Sustainability (PAS) Program; (2) the Strategic Investment Program for Sustainable Land Management in Sub-Saharan Africa; and (3) the West Africa Program. (...) The Strategic Investment Program for Sustainable Land Management in Sub-Saharan Africa (SIP) is a response from the GEF to support Sub-Saharan African countries in pursuing the multi-sector, long-term programmatic approaches needed to upscale sustainable land management (SLM).

Ashot Vardevanyan Deputy Head Bioresources Management Agency Ministry of Nature Protection AUSTRALIA Mr. (...) Naser Moghaddasi Deputy Head od Forest, Range and Water Management Organization, National Focal Point UNCCD - FRWO Forest, Range and Watershed Management Organization Dr. (...) Hernandez Convenor, Philippine National Action Plan and Chief, Cartographic Operations Division Bureau of Soils and Water Management Dr. Silvino Q. Tejada Director Bureau of Soils and Water Management Bureau of Soils and Water Management Dr.

In effectively addressing the problems arising from small arms and light weapons, the OSCE actively supports the UN Programme of Action to Prevent, Combat and Eradicate the Illicit Trade in Small Arms and Light Weapons in All its Aspects. 3.3 Border management and security The OSCE’s interventions in the field of border management and security aim at promoting best practices of humane border management, co-operation between national border services (i.e., in the sharing of migration information) and institutional reforms (including professionalization and demilitarization of border services). (...) The issue of border management received new impetus after the 9/11 terrorist attacks. At the Maastricht Ministerial Council meeting (2003), the participating States adopted a Strategy to Address Threats to Security and Stability in the Twenty First Century, paragraph 35 of which acknowledged the need to address challenges arising from the interconnection between terrorism and organized crime through, inter alia, the elaboration of an OSCE Border Security and Management Concept. The OSCE Border Security and Management Concept proceeds from the basic recognition that border security and management is a matter of national sovereignty (paragraph 1).

GUIDANCE ON THE MANAGEMENT OF CONTAMINATED SITES REFERRED TO IN PARAGRAPH 3 OF ARTICLE 12

Hazardous waste and chemicals management ............................ 73 - 89 18 III. (...) They include the Mining Act of 1998, the Industrial and Consumer Chemicals (Management Control) Act of 2003, the Environmental Management Act of 2004 and the Land Act of 1999. (...) Hazardous waste and chemicals management 1. Government Chemist Laboratory Agency 73.