In progress at UNHQ

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ENV/DEV/826
3/3/2005
Press Release
ENV/DEV/826

Commission on Sustainable Development

Preparatory Meeting

8th & 9th Meetings (AM & PM)


SPEAKERS IN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT PREPARATORY MEETING STRESS NEED FOR GENDER


MAINSTREAMING, RESOURCE MOBILIZATION, TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER, CAPACITY-BUILDING


Role of Private Sector in Provision of Water, Sanitation Services Debated

WOM/1491
2/3/2005
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WOM/1491

Commission on the Status of Women

Forty-Ninth Session

5th & 6th Meetings (AM & PM)


Women’s efforts to take rightful place in societies after tragedy of war

 

highlighted, as women’s commission concludes high-level debate


Hears from 48 More Speakers in Review

Of Progress 10 years after Beijing Women’s Conference

SOC/NAR/924
2/3/2005
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SOC/NAR/924

INTERNATIONAL NARCOTICS CONTROL BOARD ANNUAL REPORT FOCUSES


ON NEED TO INTEGRATE DRUG DEMAND, SUPPLY STRATEGIES

 


(Reissued as received.)


VIENNA, 2 March (UN Information Service) -- “The integration of supply and demand reduction strategies:  moving beyond a balanced approach” is the focus of the first chapter of the Annual Report of the Vienna-based International Narcotics Control Board (INCB), released here today.

SG/SM/9747-WOM/1493
02/03/2005
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SG/SM/9747
WOM/1493

EDUCATION, GENDER EQUALITY TOGETHER MUST BE GIVEN PRIORITY, SECRETARY-GENERAL


SAYS IN VIDEO MESSAGE TO CONFERENCE ON GENDER PARITY

 


Following is the text of the video message by Secretary-General Kofi Annan for the Conference on Gender Parity in Education, Washington, D.C., 2 March:


Dear friends,

SG/SM/9746-OBV/465-WOM/1492
02/03/2005
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SG/SM/9746
OBV/465
WOM/1492

IN MESSAGE FOR INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY, SECRETARY-GENERAL CITES NEED FOR TARGETED


ACTION TO CHANGE HISTORICAL LEGACY PUTTING WOMEN AT DISADVANTAGE


Following is the message by Secretary-General Kofi Annan for International Women’s Day, observed on 8 March:

IHA/1018
02/03/2005
Press Release
IHA/1018

UN SENDS EMERGENCY TEAM TO OCEANIA

 


NEW YORK, 2 March (OCHA) -- The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) is sending two emergency teams, one to the Cook Islands and one to Tokelau, to help assess the situation after Tropical Cyclone Percy.