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General considerations pertaining to substantial elements of a legally binding instrument . . . 6 III. Substantial elements of a legally binding instrument . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 A. (...) General considerations pertaining to substantial elements of a legally binding instrument 12.

Naciones Unidas A/CN.9/WG.IV/WP.165 Asamblea General Distr. limitada 30 de septiembre de 2020 Español Original: inglés V.20-05631 (S) 131020 131020 *2005631*

(ii) (iii) it is accordingly important that UNOMB continue to be available until the elections for the autonomous Bougainville Govement are held - in order to pond to a request from any of the parties to determine whether conditions are conducive to holding the elections, or whether they should be deferred, as provided in (3). 5 SI2004fl71 (3) responding to a request by any of the parties ‘to verify and certify whether there has h substantial compliance in the handing in of weapons and whether the level of security of the weapolls makes it conducive to holding the elections’ - and recommending whether the elections for the autonomous Bougainville Government should be deferred, and, if so, for how long. (...) (2) Elections to the Bougainville Legislature may be held only - (a) in accordance with an agreement reached in accordance with Paragraph 8 (a) of the weapons disposal plan contained in the Pougainville Peace] Agreement; or on verification and ccrtifi@on by the Director of the United Nations Observer Mission in BougainviUe, of substantial compliance with, and g e n d l y in accordance with Paragaph 8@) of, the weapons disposal plan according to the [Bougainvillc Peace] Agreement’ (b) m: Paragraph 8 of the agreed weapons disposal plan is s u m n m n z d in Paragraph 6 above; the original text of relevant sections in this and other sections of the plan are annexed for information. (...) (b) In any event, any of the parties may call on the UNOMB with the assistance of the PMG peace Monitoring Group, now withdmwn] to vm-'fy and certify whether there has been substantial compliance by the parties in the handing in of weapons and whether the level of security of the weapons makes it conducive to holding the elections.

SUGGESTIONS OF INNOVATIVE WAYS TO MOBILIZE SUBSTANTIAL FINANCIAL RESOURCES AND TO PROMOTE TRANSFER OF TECHNOLOGY, KNOW-HOW AND CAPACITY-BUILDING 10. The need for financial resources to support action programmes to combat desertification and/or mitigate the effects of drought in affected developing countries is substantial, but the supply of resources is limited. Thus, the mobilization of substantial financial resources requires a multi-pronged approach to remain a high priority of international community concerns, including increasing financial resources from all sources as well as increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of available resources and mechanisms.

Distr. GENERAL TD/B/COM.2/CLP/33 28 de febrero de 2003 ESPAÑOL, FRANCÉS E INGLÉS SOLAMENTE JUNTA DE COMERCIO Y DESARROLLO Grupo Intergubernamental de Expertos en Derecho y

The last third of the 20th century was also characterized by shifting patterns of capital flows, recurrent terms of trade shocks, substantial economic reforms and a rapidly changing global economy. (...) Stylized fact 2: There was a substantial slowdown in economic growth after 1980. (...) The so-called East Asian “miracles” (represented here by Korea and Thailand) show that in the substantial increase in GDP, factor productivity account for around 40%.

Takes the view that the frustration in Azerbaijan and Armenia over the lack of any substantial progress as regards the peace process in Nagorno-Karabakh does not justify either acts of revenge or futile provocations that add further tension to an already tense and fragile situation; 7. (...) Supports the Co-Chairs of the OSCE Minsk Group in their efforts to secure substantial progress in the peace process in Nagorno-Karabakh with a view to finding a lasting, comprehensive settlement in accordance with international law; 9.

In this respect, what has been accomplished in the past two years is substantial by any standards. Full normalization of bilateral ties has progressed beyond expectations - not only in terms of its nominal diplomatic features but also in terms of structured, periodic and comprehensive bilateral consultations, including Summits that have and continue to take place. (...) A “repressive government that is at loggerheads with its people” can hardly galvanize massive and voluntary participation and substantial contributions from all segments of society both inside the country and in the Diaspora.

Mozambique began to accumulate substantial external debt in the late 1970s following independence from Portugal. (...) Mozambique has achieved impressive economic growth and a substantial reduction of poverty since 1992. According to the IMF, the Mozambican economy grew by 8 per cent annually and poverty levels fell from 69 per cent in 1996-1997 to 54 per cent in 2002-2003. (...) The central objective of the PARPA 2001-2005 is a substantial reduction in the levels of absolute poverty in Mozambique through the adoption of measures to improve the capacities of, and the opportunities available to, all Mozambicans, especially the poor.

• In conclusion, Greece emphasizes the substantial promotion and protection of freedom of expression -as a fundamental prerequisite for building inclusive democracies and enhancing intercultural dialogue, peace and good governance- by undertaking various initiatives towards this direction.