Gender Equality
Historique de la recommandation M
La Recommandation M a été approuvé pour la première fois en 2007. La version actuelle est conforme aux orientations actualisées de l’Assemblée générale des Nations Unies et de la CNUCED en matière de protection du consommateur et à d’autres documents pertinents, et elle utilise des formulations plus affirmatives et orientées vers l’action. Elle fournit par ailleurs des informations sur la manière dont les personnes chargées de l’appliquer peuvent mettre en œuvre les pratiques recommandées.
Implementation of recommendation M.4
Coordination between agencies to combat counterfeit goods does already exist in some economies. In some cases, a coordination body for efficient IPR protection is established with an aim to monitor and direct certain tasks to ensure effective protection of IPR.
Conclusions and recommendations
The vulnerabilities and threats faced by women and girls in the Occupied Palestinian Territory cannot be separated from the overall deprivation and violation of rights and protracted humanitarian crises that affect all Palestinians.
Executive summary
Companies are among the largest economic actors in the world, shaping the lives of billions through their roles as employers, producers, innovators and investors.
Status of implementation of recommendations of the third EPR of montenegro
The table below presents an overview of the status in implementing the recommendations of the third EPR of Montenegro (2015). A detailed assessment of the status of their implementation is integrated into relevant chapters.
Executive summary
Bridging the digital readiness gap is not simply a development challenge, it is a prerequisite for inclusive and equitable participation in the global economy.
Prólogo del presidente del comité contra la desaparición forzada
El 20 de diciembre de 2006, en su 61º período de sesiones, la Asamblea General aprobó la Convención Internacional para la Protección de Todas las Personas contra las Desapariciones Forzadas.
Global perspectives: barriers and gaps in accessing legal identity from desk study
The literature review identified several barriers and challenges faced by women, girls and individuals of diverse SOGIESC in accessing the legal identity system (that is, obtaining civil registration and identity documents, etc.) as presented below.
Improving policymaking to foster a thriving e-commerce environment
The eTrade Readiness Assessments (eT Readies) of UNCTAD have catalysed the development of action plans and e-commerce strategies in more than 40 developing countries and contributed to regional frameworks, especially in Africa and the Pacific.