E. Harmonization of data collection activities

E. Harmonization of data collection activities with environmental economic accounting concepts and definitions

The following categories have been identified and presented in this section (a) data collection activities (b) data dissemination activities and (c) the harmonization of international recommendations.

(e) Work towards the harmonization of data collection activities of environment and related statistics with concepts and definitions of environmental economic accounting, including the assurance of data quality.

Some degree of harmonization of the location of corporate governance disclosures would be desirable to make the relevant data more accessible.

Harmonization of Programmes

Coordination and harmonization

Alignment and harmonization

Harmonization of terminology

Simplification and harmonization

Coordination and harmonization

It will also contribute to improving the flow of information through the harmonization of data sources, such as national accounting and reporting practices.

C. Harmonization of reporting

D. Simplification and harmonization

11. Simplification and harmonization

B. Simplification and harmonization

K. Simplification and harmonization

UNCTAD continued its efforts in the area of international harmonization of financial reporting with a view to improving comparability of financial data provided by TNCs.

His delegation noted with satisfaction the significant efforts made with regard to the harmonization of legal norms and practices relating to electronic data interchange (EDI).

Harmonization of conditions of service

C. Harmonization of international recommendations

B. Harmonization of international recommendations

5. Coordination, harmonization and liaison

6. Coordination, harmonization and liaison

4. Cooperation, harmonization and liaison

5. Cooperation, harmonization and liaison

1. Coordination, harmonization and liaison

It is also worthwhile noting the role played by regional epidemiological networks in the harmonization of data collection and in providing training and resources to countries.

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Harmonization and coordination of donor assistance

Harmonization with International Laws and Standards

4. Coordination, harmonization and liaison (RB)

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2. Coordination, harmonization and liaison (RB)

6. Coordination, harmonization and liaison (RB)

The perceived benefits of the new system are (a) inter agency standards on all details of data processing (b) harmonization of published international trade statistics (c) higher level of data quality (d) full accountability in the treatment of trade data and (e) availability of a complete set of metadata.

In this section, the responses to and progress made in meeting challenges are described for (a) data collection and dissemination methods and (b) the harmonization of international recommendations.

(j) Progressive elaboration of international standards for the collection of data on foreign direct investment and transnational corporations, and harmonization of national standards and norms in that area

Simplification and harmonization of rules and procedures

Project management, inter agency harmonization, and others

(i) Transport of gases (harmonization and standardization)

At multilateral level promote harmonization and equivalence.

(a) Harmonization of forest and fiscal policies

D. Harmonization of work and family responsibilities