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We must act quickly enough to combat climate change whilst also endeavoring to ensure sustainable development and achieve energy security. (...) Bilateral and regional arrangements abound. Whilst complementing the UNFCCC process, they are actually advancing their own actions, and making discussions on climate change multilayered. 7.

The difficult conditions of subsistence agriculture stand in strong contrast to the modern agro-industrial plantations and cattle ranches that dominate Bolivia’s eastern lowlands. Whilst the vast majority of small farmers have low-quality landholdings of between less than half a hectare and five hectares, landholdings in the Oriente are characterized by huge extensions of over 5,000 hectares, concentrated in the hands of a few powerful families. (...) In early 2007, Bolivia faced its worst floods in 25 years. Whilst drought, hail and freezing temperatures devastated staple crops in the highlands, torrential rains and overflowing rivers caused serious floods in eight of Bolivia’s nine departments, 13 UNDP La Paz, La economia más allá del gas, informe tematico sobre el desarollo humano (2006). 14 Out of 8 million hectares classified as productive for agriculture, only 2.5 million hectares are currently exploited, World Bank, 2007 (see footnote 8 above). 15 FAO, Perfiles nutricionales por paises: Bolivia (2001).

Article 149 of the Constitution lays down the competencies of the central State which is responsible for the establishment of general guidelines for housing programmes (such as modalities of protection for public housing and its minimum period of time); of the national housing plans (Planes Estatales de Vivienda) to be developed and implemented by the Autonomous Communities; and the distribution of credit and housing taxation (such as tax policy, regulation of mortgages and access to loans).4 10. Whilst direct competences for housing are in the hands of the Autonomous Communities, the central State has a legal obligation to promote the equal exercise of the rights within the territory (art. 149.1.1 of the Constitution). (...) This increase directly affects the price of housing construction. Whilst in 1996, 26 per cent of the price of building could be attributed to the cost of the land, in 2002 the percentage was 37 per cent.42 44.

LEGAL AND POLITICAL CONTEXT 13. Whilst Kenya has ratified most international human rights treaties and conventions, it has not ratified ILO Convention No. 169 on Indigenous and Tribal Peoples in Independent Countries, and it has withheld its approval of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples at the current session of the General Assembly.

GE.08-11444 UNITED NATIONS A General Assembly Distr. GENERAL A/HRC/7/28/Add.1 5 March 2008 ENGLISH/FRENCH/SPANISH Only HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL Seventh

The review then focused on reconciling differences in land estimation. Whilst in principle VGs value land at market prices, in practice there are a number of difficulties in applying observed prices to the whole of the land stock.

DT Figure F1 (Ed) In the Figure ‘a’ is associated with the outlet line whilst ‘b’ is associated with a valve. Does ‘a’ refer to the test sample itself?

A/HRC/10/14/Add.2 page 5 concerned that some PMSCs are committing human rights violations with impunity whilst operating in armed conflicts and other situations.

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