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GE.01-15380 (R) E/CN.4/Sub.2/2001/36 page 2 Приложение GLOBALIZATION AND ITS IMPACT ON THE FULL ENJOYMENT OF ALL HUMAN RIGHTS Mr. Chairman, The worldwide concern that has been shown for the question of globalization during the last 10 years is possibly greater than that shown for any other issue at the international level. (...) Increasing unemployment, reduced wages, deteriorating standards of living, the lesser role that Governments are playing in the social security provided by the State, as well as the free rein that is being given to market mechanisms and the increasing disparity in the distribution of income, are among the most outstanding features that will characterize socio-economic life in most countries of the world in the age of globalization. (...) Insofar as globalization implies free trade, market liberalization, the removal of obstacles and barriers to the movement of capital, the imposition of structural adjustment programmes and privatization and increasing disparities between the rich and the poor, it will entail a deterioration in the socio- economic situation and the transfer of the economic sovereignty of States to dominant international economic institutions such as the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank and transnational corporations.

Although Sweden is a role model for women’s and girls’ rights worldwide, in the country itself gender equality has not yet been fully achieved. 13. (...) For this purpose, the Ministry for Foreign Affairs regularly monitors the situation of democracy, human rights and the rule of law worldwide. It published 135 country reports on these issues in 2017. (...) It is a global partnership and the first social dialogue initiative to promote good relations in the labour market with the aim to ensure that everyone can benefit from globalization.

ECE/TIM/2020/2 GE.20-09096 15 Annex [English only] Forest Products Market Statement I. Overview of forest products markets in 2019 and 2020 1. (...) Information given at the 2020 Market Discussions indicate that demand for forest products is high and will remain so, barring any dire changes. (...) Overall, the improvement in the labour market continued to boost consumption in the EU.

GE.16-12472 (R) 100217 130217  Европейская экономическая комиссия Комитет по лесам и лесной

Based on practical examples, presentations and the subsequent discussion il- lustrated the specificities of the profiling methods in public administration and un- derscored the advantages and disadvantages of these methods: a) The public sector is taken into account and is generally treated with a specific method; b) The public sector is heterogeneous, each country has its own problems; с) The profiling in public sector is a necessary and an important activity to update BR; d) The distinction between market and non market activities in the public sector is a central activity of the profiling in public sector; е) The profiling of the public enterprise needs a clear and harmonized methodology; f) Special treatment of the public sector improves the statistical system (coherence). (...) The goal was to discuss issues relevant to the widening of the function of sta- tistical BRs in response to the worldwide globalization and related developments.

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In 2008 the production of these two countries represented 92% of worldwide quinoa production. Following them are: United States, Ecuador, Argen- tina and Canada, totaling about 8% of global production volumes. (...) Vision and Aims Vision Quinoa is recognized and accepted worldwide as a natural food resource of Andean origin with high nutritional value, constituting a quality food for the health and food security of present and future generations. (...) The private sector is involved with many research activities and the development of new products and market niches. Academia and research is one of the most extensive networks of cooperation for the promotion of global culture, as it has the technical knowledge of the latest developments, including cutting-edge research and traditional knowledge.

The Netherlands will continue to improve the position of women and girls worldwide and to attain gender equality. Gender equality contributes to the achievement of a number of Sustainable Development Goals. (...) Certain groups, however, may need support in finding their place in the labour market. These include elderly persons, those with a disability, families on low income, ethnic and other minorities, homeless persons and those with addiction problems. 55. (...) A number of areas of concern were mentioned, such as greenhouse gas emissions, the gender pay gap and the alignment between education and the labour market. 64. In addition to the 2030 Agenda, the Dutch Government vowed to contribute actively to support and promote the implementation of the Paris Agreement and the Addis Ababa Action Agenda of the Third International Conference on Financing for Development.

Over the last 50 years, the volume of industrial roundwood supplied by the forests of the region has grown steadily: recent market reports indicate that the very steep fall registered from 2008, attributable to the general economic crisis and particularly the collapse of the housing market in many countries, is being reversed. (...) ECE/FAO monitors and analyses these trends with data, publications and official and transparent discussions on market trends and influences, as well as the links between markets and policy. (...) The FAO study considered that despite weak market conditions around 2010, there was potential to increase financial investment in timberland, including in developing countries.

Организация Объединенных Наций ECE/TIM/2015/2–FO:EFC/15/2 Экономический и Социальный Совет Продовольственная