to consider changes to working procedures in order to meet the objective of this resolution, including extending the use of electronic working methods to reduce the climate-change impact, such as paperless meetings, virtual conferencing, teleworking, etc., invites all ITUT study groups 1 to develop appropriate Recommendations on climatechange issues within the mandate and competency of ITUT, including telecommunication networks used for monitoring climate change, for example signalling and quality of service issues, taking into account any economic impact on all countries and in particular on developing countries; 2 to identify best practices and opportunities for new applications using ICTs to ; to liaise with the relevant ITUR and ITUD study groups and promote liaison with other standards development organizations in order to avoid duplication of workto optimize the use of resources, instructs the Director of the Telecommunication Standardization Bureau 1 to report on progress on the application of this resolution annually to the ITU Council and to the orld elecommunication andardization ssembly; 2 to establish calendar of events relevant to ICTs and climate change based on proposals by TSAG and in close collaboration with the other two Sectors; 3 to organize, in close collaboration with the Directors of the Telecommunication Development (BDT) and Radiocommunication (BR) Bureaux, workshops and seminars for developing countries, to raise awareness and identify their needs in this domain, as they are the most vulnerable countries affected by climate change; 4 invites the Secretary-General to climate neutralITU invites Member States, Sector Members and Associates 1 to continue to contribute actively to the ITUT work programme on ICTsand climate change; 2 to continue or initiate public and private programmes that include ICTs and climate change, giving due consideration to relevant ITUT Recommendations;
to consider changes to working procedures in order to meet the objective of this resolution, including extending the use of electronic working methods to reduce the climate-change impact, such as paperless meetings, virtual conferencing, teleworking, etc., invites all ITUT study groups 1 to develop appropriate Recommendations on climatechange issues within the mandate and competency of ITUT, including telecommunication networks used for monitoring climate change, for example signalling and quality of service issues, taking into account any economic impact on all countries and in particular on developing countries; 2 to identify best practices and opportunities for new applications using ICTs to ; to liaise with the relevant ITUR and ITUD study groups and promote liaison with other standards development organizations in order to avoid duplication of workto optimize the use of resources, instructs the Director of the Telecommunication Standardization Bureau 1 to report on progress on the application of this resolution annually to the ITU Council and to the orld elecommunication andardization ssembly; 2 to establish calendar of events relevant to ICTs and climate change based on proposals by TSAG and in close collaboration with the other two Sectors; 3 to organize, in close collaboration with the Directors of the Telecommunication Development (BDT) and Radiocommunication (BR) Bureaux, workshops and seminars for developing countries, to raise awareness and identify their needs in this domain, as they are the most vulnerable countries affected by climate change; 4 invites the Secretary-General to climate neutralITU invites Member States, Sector Members and Associates 1 to continue to contribute actively to the ITUT work programme on ICTsand climate change; 2 to continue or initiate public and private programmes that include ICTs and climate change, giving due consideration to relevant ITUT Recommendations;
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