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Those levels of coverage show that service providers are capable of effectively promoting implementation of the rights to water and sanitation. (...) The Special Rapporteur was informed that there is no quality surveillance of informal water providers by the Ministry of Health, which is a cause for concern in view of the prevalence of such providers in Mexico to supplement insufficient public services. 32. (...) The Special Rapporteur ascertained that those who receive no service or poor service by their providers are those who experience the highest economic and social impact, since they are compelled to rely on expensive alternative or supplementary ways of accessing water, such as bottled water, water trucks and informal providers.

The law thus encourages telecommunications service providers to take voluntary measures in such cases. Upon legislation of the Providers Liability Restriction Law, at a conference consisting of telecommunications industry associations, etc. held in May 2002, the “Guidelines concerning defamation or privacy violation under the Providers Liability Restriction Law” were established. In the guidelines, action standards for telecommunications service providers were clarified in cases where telecommunications service providers are requested to block the transmission of the information concerned by a person claiming to have had his/her reputation slandered or his/her privacy infringed because of information distribution by specified telecommunications.

She thanks all of the interlocutors, including government officials, mayors, lawyers, public and community housing providers and civil society representatives, for the fruitful discussions and the sharing of information. (...) Housing rented out by the public housing provider Kāinga Ora and community housing providers must be compliant by 1 July 2023. By mid-2024, all rental housing is to meet the standards. 50. (...) The lengthy waiting list for public housing suggests that the offer of public housing by Kāinga Ora and community housing providers must be increased significantly. 54. The Special Rapporteur also welcomes the intention of the Government, as reflected in the Urban Development Act of 2020, to facilitate the construction of public housing.

Methodologies in the context of the mobilization of support, which includes finance, technology development and transfer, and capacity-building support, are understood to be measures that may be used by both providers and recipients of support. Many such measures exist and those that have the highest potential of addressing support needs should be deployed. 8. Steps to facilitate the mobilization of the different types of support through various measures may include: (a) Those taken by the recipients of support; (b) Those taken by the providers of support; (c) Actions to share information and enhance cooperation between providers and recipients. (...) Actions to share information and enhance cooperation between providers and recipients 22. Information between providers and recipients of support needs to be exchanged: (a) To raise awareness and share lessons learned on the different tools and instruments available to recipients and providers of support; (b) To enhance the transparency of support and inform the global stocktake, whose outcome shall inform Parties in updating and enhancing, in a nationally determined manner, their actions and support. 23.

People living in favelas are often deprived of access to water and sanitation because public authorities and service providers avoid installing water and sanitation networks, fearing that using public resources for such works in these areas would be considered an illegal act. (...) However, in practice, municipalities delegate their authority to service providers. The Special Rapporteur considers that it is urgent to have a binding determination, at the federal level, of the maximum percentage of the family budget that should be allocated to paying for water supply and sanitation services. (...) As stated above, criteria for physical and financial accessibility of water and sewerage services need to be established, and all providers should be required to supply the informal and irregular settlements. 1.

The Special Rapporteur met with young women, the representatives of organizations that represent young women in London and Bristol, as well as with the service providers working with black and minority ethnic girls, who shared concerns regarding the grossly underreported problem of sexual violence experienced by women and girls aged between 11 and 25. (...) Submissions sent to the Special Rapporteur state that this move has come at the expense of the expertise and experience of community-based service providers. The increase in the commissioning of gender-neutral services, which disregard the specific needs of women and girls, was also highlighted as a concern. 56. (...) This situation is further exacerbated when government and statutory agencies seek to accommodate religious norms and values in the name of “religious sensitivity”. 68. NGO service providers also expressed serious concerns about the problematic narratives surrounding violence against black and minority ethnic women and girls.

However, in many States the primary service providers are still NGOs funded by external donors. (...) NGOs are the primary providers of shelter, psychological counselling, toll-free helplines and self-help groups, and legal aid. (...) It was found that data collection by service providers, including the police, hospitals and the court system, is extremely poor.

In the course of their investigation, the Commissioner and the Deputy Commissioner have turned to numerous local authorities and utility providers; and officials from the Office have also conducted on-the-spot investigations in order to be able to gather and thoroughly examine all information, data and circumstances relevant to the i n- vestigation. (...) As the conclusion of the report, the Commissioner and the Deputy Commissioner have established that the official control activities were conducted by employees of the various authorities and utility providers jointly, simultaneously, at a previously determined date and time, following a pre-determined route. (...) - The official control activities conducted by large numbers of officials of authorities and public utility providers should be terminated. It should be guaranteed that the procedures and practice of all authorities, institutions and bodies falling under the d i- rection and authority of the Miskolc Local Government abide to the relevant national laws and governmental decrees.

Around one third of the retirement villages are run by five big operators. Non-profit providers make up less than a quarter of the industry. (...) In most cases, the village also keeps any capital gain from reselling the unit, and some providers hold older persons liable for any capital loss. (...) In doing so, they consult with providers of rest homes and dementia and geriatric hospital-level facilities. 61.

E/CN.7/2019/L.9 V.19-00900 3/4 1. настоятельно призывает государства-члены активизировать свои усилия и принять меры, направленные на содействие построению миролюби- вого и открытого общества, обеспечивать здоровый образ жизни и содействовать всеобщему процветанию, добиваться гендерного равенства, способствовать лик- видации ВИЧ и бороться с гепатитом B, гепатитом С и сифилисом, в том числе среди женщин, употребляющих наркотики, в соответствии с Повесткой дня в области устойчивого развития на период до 2030 года5 и ее целью 3; 2. рекомендует государствам-членам предоставлять женщинам, упо- требляющим наркотики, услуги в соответствии с публикацией Управления Ор- ганизации Объединенных Наций по наркотикам и преступности “Addressing the Specific Needs of Women who Inject Drugs: Practical Guide for Service Providers on Gender-responsive HIV Services” («Особые потребности женщин, употребляю- щих наркотики путем инъекций: практическое руководство по оказанию связан- ных с ВИЧ услуг с учетом гендерных аспектов для поставщиков услуг») и руко- водством Всемирной организации здравоохранения по лечению ВИЧ-инфекции6; 3. призывает государства-члены при организации или предоставлении медикаментозного лечения наркозависимости у женщин также предлагать и предоставлять доступ к программам комбинированной профилактики ВИЧ, в том числе при необходимости — своевременный доступ к постконтактной профилактике; 4. призывает также государства-члены организовывать для медицин- ских работников, которые работают с лицами, употребляющими наркотики, в том числе для всего медицинского персонала пенитенциарных учреждений, подготовку и контроль по вопросам профилактики передачи ВИЧ среди женщин, употребляющих наркотики или помещенных в среду, в которой употребляются наркотики, особенно среди женщин, подвергающихся сексуальным посягатель- ствам; 5. призывает далее государства-члены организовывать для женщин, ко- торые употребляют наркотики, или помещены в среду, в которой употребляются наркотики, и подверглись сексуальным посягательствам либо которые в послед- нее время совместно пользовались принадлежностями для инъекций, направле- ние с сопровождающим лицом в медицинские учреждения, где они смогут вос- пользоваться услугами постконтактной профилактики и экстренной контрацеп- ции, в соответствии с рекомендациями Управления Организации Объединенных Наций по наркотикам и преступности, которые содержатся в публикации “Addressing the Specific Needs of Women who Inject Drugs: Practical Guide for Service Providers on Gender-responsive HIV Services” («Особые потребности жен- щин, употребляющих наркотики путем инъекций: практическое руководство по оказанию связанных с ВИЧ услуг с учетом гендерных аспектов для поставщиков услуг»); 6. призывает государства-члены при осуществлении их программ борьбы с ВИЧ/СПИДом и предоставлении других связанных с ВИЧ услуг реа- лизовывать стратегии, способствующие выявлению гендерного насилия и реа- гированию на него, предоставляя прямую поддержку женщинам, которые упо- требляют наркотики, или помещены в среду, в которой употребляются нарко- тики, и которые подвергаются сексуальному насилию, включая дополнительные меры и защиту, которые могут потребоваться для обеспечения женщинам, упо- требляющим наркотики, возможности сообщать о злоупотреблениях; 7. призывает также государства-члены при принятии мер, направлен- ных на профилактику передачи ВИЧ среди женщин, в соответствии с обязатель- ствами, закрепленными в «Политической декларации по ВИЧ и СПИДу: __________________ 5 Резолюция 70/1 Генеральной Ассамблеи. 6 World Health Organization, Consolidated Guidelines on HIV Prevention, Diagnosis, Treatment and Care for Key Populations (Geneva, 2014), обновлено в 2016 году.