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Answer: Convention No. 190
C190 and its accompanying Recommendation R206 establish a framework to prevent and address violence and harassment (including gender-based) in work-related settings. They recognize the right to a world of work free from violence and harassment, covering formal and informal economies.
Answer: All of the above
GF-TADs addresses high-impact transboundary animal diseases. Priority diseases include FMD, PPR, avian influenza, rabies, and ASF. The framework supports countries in surveillance, vaccination, emergency response, and regional coordination to reduce disease burden and safeguard livelihoods.
Answer: Anticipatory Action
Anticipatory Action uses weather forecasts and risk analysis to trigger pre-planned interventions (e.g., cash transfers, evacuations) before disasters strike. This reduces impacts, saves lives, and is more cost-effective than post-disaster response, embodying a proactive humanitarian approach.
Answer: Principle of Regulatory Powers
IOSCO's Principles stress that regulators need adequate legal authority, resources, and operational independence to conduct inspections, compel information, investigate violations, and impose sanctions. Effective enforcement deters misconduct and maintains market integrity and investor confidence.
Answer: SLTD Database
The Stolen and Lost Travel Documents (SLTD) database holds over 80 million records. Border control officers can check passports in real-time via I-24/7 to detect fraudulent documents, enhancing border security and combating human trafficking, terrorism, and irregular migration.
Answer: 200
The Yearbook is a key reference for policymakers, investors, and researchers. It tracks progress on renewable energy deployment globally, highlighting trends in solar, wind, hydro, bioenergy, geothermal, and ocean energy, supporting evidence-based decision-making for the energy transition.
Answer: Smallholder farmers and rural poor
IFAD focuses exclusively on rural poverty reduction. Its projects empower smallholder farmers, landless workers, indigenous peoples, and rural women/youth by improving access to resources, markets, finance, technology, and climate-resilient practices to enhance food security and incomes.
Answer: Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT)
The PCT system simplifies seeking patent protection internationally. Applicants file one 'international' application (in one language, with one office), which preserves rights in designated countries while deferring national phase costs and allowing time to assess commercial potential.
Answer: World Migration Report
The World Migration Report, published biennially by IOM since 2000, offers evidence-based analysis of migration patterns, drivers, impacts, and governance. It informs public debate and policy with data on displacement, labor migration, remittances, and migration-development linkages.
Answer: Crypto-Assets Task Force (CATF)
The CATF develops policy recommendations for regulating crypto-asset markets, focusing on investor protection, market integrity, and financial stability. It addresses issues like custody, disclosure, market manipulation, and cross-border cooperation for this rapidly evolving sector.
Answer: Seabed 2030
Seabed 2030 is a collaborative project between IHO and the Nippon Foundation. It coordinates efforts to compile all available bathymetric data, fill gaps through new surveys, and make the data freely available to support ocean science, navigation safety, and sustainable blue economy development.
Answer: Sharia-compliant finance
IsDB operates on Islamic finance principles: profit-and-loss sharing, asset-backed financing, and prohibition of interest (riba). It provides development financing through instruments like Murabaha, Ijara, and Sukuk, promoting inclusive growth in member countries and Muslim minorities globally.
Answer: Grey List
The 'Grey List' (officially: Jurisdictions under Increased Monitoring) includes countries committed to addressing AML/CFT deficiencies within agreed timeframes. Being listed can affect international financial transactions and reputation, incentivizing reforms to meet FATF standards.
Answer: Anti-Corruption Working Group (ACWG)
The ACWG, established in 2010, drives G20 anti-corruption efforts. It promotes implementation of international conventions, strengthens asset recovery mechanisms, enhances public sector integrity, and fosters private sector compliance to combat corruption as a barrier to growth and development.
Answer: Primacy (Supremacy)
The principle of primacy, established by the European Court of Justice in Costa v ENEL (1964), holds that EU law prevails over conflicting national law. This ensures uniform application of EU rules across all member states, essential for the functioning of the single market and legal order.
Answer: Combating the 'three evils' (terrorism, separatism, extremism)
The 'Shanghai Spirit' guides SCO cooperation. A core focus is joint efforts against terrorism, separatism, and extremism through intelligence sharing, joint exercises, legal harmonization, and capacity building via the Regional Anti-Terrorist Structure (RATS).
Answer: States only
Only states may be parties in contentious cases before the ICJ. International organizations, individuals, or NGOs cannot bring cases. However, the UN General Assembly, Security Council, and other authorized UN organs/agencies may request advisory opinions on legal questions.
Answer: Man and the Biosphere (MAB) Reserves
The MAB Programme's World Network of Biosphere Reserves comprises over 700 sites in 130 countries. They serve as learning places for sustainable development, testing interdisciplinary approaches to conservation and development, and involving local communities in management.
Answer: IFC
The International Finance Corporation (IFC), the private sector arm of the World Bank Group, invests in companies and financial institutions in emerging markets, provides advisory services to improve business environments, and mobilizes capital from other investors for sustainable development.
Answer: Annex 17: Security
Annex 17 establishes global baseline standards for aviation security: passenger and baggage screening, cargo security, airport access control, and response to threats. It is regularly updated to address evolving risks like cyber threats and insider threats.