Paragraph Files 3 34 of the submitted by Operational States Directives having no priority (i) elements – inscribed, no good safeguarding practices selected or no requests for International Assistance greater than US$100,000 approved Nominations 4 to the Urgent Safeguarding List Paragraph Multinational 6 34 of the files Operational Directives priority – (ii) Paragraph Files from 12 34 of the States Operational having up to Directives three priority elements – (iii) inscribed, good safeguarding practices selected or requests for International Assistance greater than US$100,000 approved Total 50 Fourteen States (Armenia, Belgium, the Plurinational State of Bolivia, Bulgaria, India, Indonesia, the Islamic Republic of Iran, Italy, Mongolia, Morocco, Peru, Turkey, Uzbekistan and Viet Nam) that submitted files for the 2018 cycle could not see their files treated within the ceiling of fifty files in the 2018 cycle. Their files will be examined with priority in the 2019 cycle, following the principle of at least one file per submitting State during the two-year cycle (2). The Secretariat processed each of the fifty files and contacted the submitting States in June 2017 about any further information required for the files to be considered as technically
Paragraph 34 of the Operational Directives – priority (i) Files submitted by States having no elements inscribed, no good safeguarding practices selected or no requests for International Assistance greater than US$100,000 approved 3 Nominations to the Urgent Safeguarding List 4 Paragraph 34 of the Operational Directives – priority (ii) Multinational files 6 Paragraph 34 of the Operational Directives – priority (iii) Files from States having up to three elements inscribed, good safeguarding practices selected or requests for International Assistance greater than US$100,000 approved 12 Total 50 Fourteen States (Armenia, Belgium, the Plurinational State of Bolivia, Bulgaria, India, Indonesia, the Islamic Republic of Iran, Italy, Mongolia, Morocco, Peru, Turkey, Uzbekistan and Viet Nam) that submitted files for the 2018 cycle could not see their files treated within the ceiling of fifty files in the 2018 cycle. Their files will be examined with priority in the 2019 cycle, following the principle of at least one file per submitting State during the two-year cycle (2). The Secretariat processed each of the fifty files and contacted the submitting States in June 2017 about any further information required for the files to be considered as technically