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Annex I Parties may also use national methodologies which they consider better able to reflect their national situation, provided that these methodologies are compatible with the 2006 IPCC Guidelines and are well documented and scientifically based. 11. (...) These estimates of indirect N2O should not be included in national totals. For Parties that decide to report indirect CO2 the national totals shall be presented with and without indirect CO2. 30. (...) Background information on greenhouse gas (GHG) inventories and climate change (e.g. as it pertains to the national context) ES.2. Summary of national emission and removal-related trends ES.3.

Gaspar, 50-years-old national of the Russian Federation and resident of Sochi. (...) Hussein Sharafeddine, national of Lebanon and resident of the Zahle town . (...) David Ovanesian, national of Lebanon. Received military training in Lebanon.

The Special Rapporteur also met with two parliamentary committees, of the N a- tional People’s Assembly and the Council of the Nation, both of which are known as the Committee on Education, Higher Education, Scientific Research and Religious Af- fairs; with the President and members of the National Advisory Committee for the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights; and with staff of the Office of the High Commissioner on Amazigh Status and the National Office for Adult Literacy and Edu- cation. 4. (...) In Parliament, educational matters are dealt with by two committees of the National People’s Assembly and the Council of the Nation, both of which are known as the Committee on Education, Higher Education, Scientific Research and Religious Affairs. (...) What is more, considerable budgetary resources are allocated to education in Algeria: education ranks second in the list of national budgetary priorities after national defence, having 16 per cent of the national budget in 2014.

FCCC/CP/2011/L.6 10 GE.11-71566 F. National inventory arrangements 20. Each Annex I Party should implement and maintain national inventory arrangements for the estimation of anthropogenic GHG emissions by sources and removals by sinks. (...) These estimates of indirect N2O should not be included in national totals. For Parties that decide to report indirect CO2 the national totals shall be presented with and without indirect CO2. 30. (...) Background information on greenhouse gas (GHG) inventories and climate change (e.g. as it pertains to the national context) ES.2. Summary of national emission and removal related trends ES.3.

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Members of national communities have the right to express, preserve, foster, develop, transfer and demonstrate in public their national, ethnic, cultural, religious and linguistic identity. (...) Members of national communities have the right to choose and use their national symbols in public. (...) Judicial Protection of the Rights of Members of National Communities Members of national communities have to right to s

An outline and general structure of the national inventory report........................... 21 II. (...) Annex I Parties may also use national methodologies which they consider better able to reflect their national situation, provided that these methodologies are compatible with the 2006 IPCC Guidelines and are well documented and scientifically based. 11. (...) These emissions and removals should be reported separately from national totals. [The GWP value and reference should be indicated.] 34.

[Asserts the importance of a country-driven approach [, supported by financial, technical and hu- man resources, that enables developing country Parties to undertake] [that allows developing country Par- ties to pursue] the specific activities most appropriate to their unique national circumstances;] 1 The submissions contained in documents FCCC/SBI/2008/MISC.4, FCCC/SBI/2008/MISC.9 and Add.1, FCCC/SBI/2008/MISC.10, FCCC/SBI/2009/MISC.11/Rev.1, and FCCC/SBI/2010/MISC.1 and Add.1. (...) [Reiterates that action related to adaptation to the adverse effects of climate change should follow an assessment and evaluation process, based on national communications and/or other relevant informa- tion, so as to prevent maladaptation and to ensure that adaptation actions are environmentally sound and will produce real benefits in support of sustainable development;] 5. (...) Recognizes that in order to further the implementation of actions by Parties on response measures, there is a need to deepen understanding of response measures and any observed impacts, and that this can be achieved through various means, including: (a) The regular and systematic provision of information by all Parties, which is as complete as possible, on potential and observed impacts of policies and measures, in particular through national communications, and the regular review of this information; (b) The assessment of potential consequences and observed impacts carried out by, inter alia, relevant national institutions and international organizations; (c) Information on work being carried out by other UNFCCC bodies that may be relevant to the consideration of potential consequences.]