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Offer by India India’s offer to host the Secretariat of the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) The Government of India offers to host the Secretariat of the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES). (...) The UNFCCC COP in 2000, the F1 Formula Race in 2011, the planned CBD COP 11 in 2012 offer a glimpse of India’s infrastructural and related facilities. (...) For IPBES, India is willing to offer office space, subsidised conference facilities and general service staff to facilitate smooth functioning of the Secretariat.

Precontractual damages as a result of an irrevocable offer: a resolution within the CISG. Social science research network July 19, 2020.

The pandemic has highlighted that resilience is critical, and energy systems must be able to offer flexibility and effective responses to demand shifts as well as other shocks that can disrupt supply chains, affect essential workers or close borders. (...) For example, investments in energy efficiency and renewable energy offer greater returns than fossil fuels in the form of job creation while also targeting key areas for carbon emissions reduction, helping to advance climate objectives. (...) Energy efficient new buildings offer the highest job creation coefficients: approximately 15 jobs created per million dollars of capital investment.

The crews on the merchant vessels provide migrants with whatever emergency support they are able to offer until the migrants are disembarked at an Italian port. (...) First accommodation centres accommodate large numbers of irregular migrants and generally offer basic assistance, including food, accommodation, clothing, some information, legal services, first aid and emergency treatment. (...) They offer several services aimed at integrating asylum seekers and refugees into Italian society.

As it stands at present, the site does not offer any form of information or sign that explains the predominance of Francoist and fascist symbolism and the exaltation of the “winning” side in the Civil War. (...) While some Guardia Civil training modules refer to institutions of the Franco era, they appear to offer outdated interpretations, which are not in line with the current national educational programme. 41. (...) The Special Rapporteur welcomes the efforts accomplished on the basis of Act No. 52/2007, which led to the establishment of the Map of Graves, available on the Internet, with records of 2,382 graves across the country, which are believed to contain more than 45,000 remains of persons and in some cases offer data concerning the victims.10 62. The Special Rapporteur received many testimonies and complaints from families, sometimes from persons of a very advanced age, who expressed with very deep feeling the wish to be able to offer their loved ones a decent burial place.

Each category could be divided into sub-themes. Each request/offer could be cross-referenced if relevant in more than one category/sub-theme. (...) There should be options for the selection of different request/offer arrangement modes: by index number, issue or submitting State Party. 22. (...) Notification to the ISU of a cooperation and/or assistance action resulting from the use of the database should be the prerogative of States Parties. 27. If a new offer/request entered in the database is met by an external request/offer (not captured by the database), two steps should be considered.

·Resolutions adopted on the reporta of the Third Committee 31 (e) Formulate projects which offer additional op- Noting further that the present resources of the portunities for the increasingly effective integration programme of advisory ~ervices in the field of ~uman in such national programmes of externa! (...) Requests the resident representatives of the Tech- nical Assistance Board, in promoting the co-ordination of these efforts, to continue to offer every possible assistance to the Governments and agencies concerned ; 7.

Non-official organizations (a) Strengthening the role of these organizations with a view to increasing the services they offer to women in the implementation of preventive, therapeutic and environmental health campaigns and programmes and the delivery of mother- and child and mental health services; E/CN.4/Sub.2/2004/G/1 page 7 (b) Developing the role of community-based associations and organizations in the health sector with a view to eradicating practices that are harmful to the health of women and children; (c) Supporting the role of civil society institutions in family planning programmes and health prevention campaigns for children. (...) Examples of how family violence against women is being dealt with in Iraq The new Iraq intends to build a special home for women subjected to all kinds of violence by their families, in order to protect them and offer them a safe haven. The home is designed to provide care and support to women and to offer them legal advice that will enable them to gain a better understanding of their rights and obligations. (...) The United Nations Development Programme for Women (UNIFEM) did offer to support the strategy. Dr. Haifi Abu Ghazala, Regional Director for UNIFEM, visited the country in 2002 and 2003 in an attempt to create a plan for the development of an extensive database on Iraqi women’s work, using all the data and statistical information available in the country about Iraqi women in order to help improve their situation.