(cont.) Measures taken or planned within the framework of national action programmes,

In this connection, details of measures which are intended to be taken are provided in the letter.

Areas of cooperation under the programme and measures taken or planned

Areas of cooperation under the programme and measures taken or planned

VIII. MEASURES TO BE TAKEN AGAINST THE DIVERSION OF ARMS

A. Measures being taken in sending countries . 66 71 14

B. Measures being taken in receiving countries

Progress was made especially with regard to the threat assessment as well as possible preventive measures.

We have spelt out the measures that should be taken in the Action Plan.

(b) Other measures to be taken under paragraph 12 214 215 73

(b) Other measures to be taken under paragraph 12

B. Measures to be taken when complex emergencies

Measures adopted, including of a legislative, judicial and administrative nature, related to

Meeting documents also identify possible actions to be taken by the Committee.

Steps to be taken as at 30 September 2003

B. Measures to be taken when complex emergencies arise

B. Measures being taken in receiving countries . 72 75 15

In addition, a study was carried out to assess what measures should be taken to protect the population.

A whole array of actions could be taken to mobilize resources, both financial and human.

A. Measures to be taken in advance of complex emergencies

VI. ACTION TO BE TAKEN BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AT ITS

In this regard, the Committee asked the Government to provide information on the measures taken or planned to ensure that the Department of Labour Protection and Welfare effectively enforces the regulations respecting equal remuneration, and the provisions of the Convention.

(b) Requested the secretariat to compile the information provided by organs, funds and programmes of the United Nations system, as well as other IGOs and NGOs, on measures taken or planned in support of implementation of the Convention.

A number of new mechanisms have been set up and a number of measures taken or are envisaged to be taken.

Steps to that end should be envisaged as soon as a withdrawal notification is issued

(d) Measures taken and planned to be taken to prevent, control and reduce transboundary impact

It outlines the measures already taken and indicates the steps that remain to be taken.

quot (a) Additional actions that might be taken to implement the recommendations contained in the study

VI. ACTION TO BE TAKEN BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AT ITS FORTY NINTH SESSION

17. The actions that would be required in connection with the financing of UNMIH are as follows

Measures to be taken following the cyclones and floods that have affected Madagascar See chap. V, sect. A, paras. 10 13.

It hopes that the measures envisaged by the Government will be effectively translated into reality.

Welcomes the Secretary General's intention to discuss with the Lebanese Government the next steps in preparing for an expansion of its authority in the south

He asked what measures the State party intended to take to address that problem.

Israel remains sensitive, however, to the impact of the necessary defensive measures it has been forced to take.

He wondered what measures were being taken to address the problem.

The measures envisaged in this connection are set forth in paragraph 7 of that resolution.

quot 2. Measures that have been or are to be taken against delinquent vessels.

(a) Measures to be taken by the Board to ensure the execution of the provisions of the international drug control treaties

Actions to be implemented under this law will be delegated to relevant programmes such as the Honduran Fund for Social Investment, which finances microenterprise projects.

2. The General Assembly took that decision on the understanding that such a decision should in no way prejudice the arrangements to be made for the future consideration of this item.

As regards the all important subject of strengthened field coordination of humanitarian assistance in complex emergencies, the addendum to the Secretary General apos s report contains useful information, including contemplated measures for the appointment of humanitarian coordinators.

Several countries have already announced measures, but there is a need to evaluate what they all amount to in reality.

He concentrates on legislation that is, practical things that might be accomplished to lift the economy.

Some measures taken include the increasing of tax rates as well as the introduction of resource allocation programs.