Thirteenth United Nations Congress

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• Thirteenth United Nations Congress
• on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice
• Ancillary Meetings andNon-governmental
  Activities
• Introduction to the Congress
• In cooperation with UNODC, The United Nations
  Program Network Institutes, ISPAC and the
  Government of Qatar

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Full Participation2010 figures

• 3,887 individuals participated in the Congress
• 148 individuals registered as representing NGOs
• 1,140 individuals registered as individual
  experts many of them also represented a variety
  of NGOs.
• 36 NGOs were officially represented at the
  Congress
• 132 nations participated
• 13 UN Institutes participated
• 25 Intergovernmental organizations (in addition
  to 5 Specialized, i.e. World Bank, IMF, etc.)
  participated

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Separate Help and Secretariat Services
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A Full Range of Criminal Justice Subjects
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90/- Ancillary Meetings
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The Ancillary Meeting Process

• Two volunteer rapporteurs attend each ancillary
  meeting
• Make sure the panel and participants have all
  they require in terms of equipment and support
• Count the audience and note any issues
• Obtain copies of all papers and visuals (panel
  members are informed in advance of this)
• Take notes of the session formal presentations
• Take notes of the audience discussion

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As soon as the Ancillary Meeting ends

• Rapporteurs go to Ancillary Meeting Room Office
  (working under supervision of UN-qualified
  editor)
• Prior to the next morning prepare a summary
  report of the session (see copies of reports)
• Session chair has until noon the next day to
  review the session report and offer corrections
• Report is completed and with copies of relevant
  visuals and papers placed in an electronic file
  which delegates can request

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Interest Forms
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Sorting Criteria
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Detailed Program for Delegates, Students,
Observers, Media
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PNI Delegate Information Center

• Help with any question on an issue of criminal
  justice
• Personalized Help from Trained Support Staff

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Specialized Meetings
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Intensive Training
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Expert Panels for Question and Answers on
Specific Topics
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Exhibits NGOs, Governments, Academic Private
Organizations
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Publications and papers of experts
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Report

• Final report is prepared and ready for
  distribution at the next meeting of the UN Crime
  Commission
• It is hoped that this can be an electronic
  distribution on flash drives to save costs and to
  include all presentations, PowerPoints and
  visuals
• It will be our goal to have a flash drive with
  all presentations, PowerPoints and visuals to
  distribute to delegates at the final session of
  the Congress

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For Information Updates

• Garyhill_at_cegaservices.com
• www.un-congress.org