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Take care of all animals in the Zoo addressing their needs.
Capacity-building needs identified by members and other stakeholders, andpotential sources of support for addressing their needs.
In terms of mine victims andpeople with disabilities and addressing their needs, there is a timeframe to look at their needs, and for implementation.
It encouraged the State party to draw up a comprehensive development plan addressing their needs.
We help local partners to support displaced communities to be more active in addressing their needs, and work with local filmmakers and young people from either side of the conflict divide to produce joint films.
Government and donor efforts should therefore be particularly geared towards addressing their needs.
The framework for the global partnership remains weak with partial progress achieved in addressing their needs regarding financial and technical assistance, official development assistance(ODA), trade capacity, market access and debt relief.
We are ready to take part in the international community's efforts to seek means for addressing their needs and concerns.
Continue to encourage andtake full advantage of voluntary financial contributions to assist States in identifying and addressing their needs for the implementation of resolution 1540(2004), and, at the Committee's discretion, promote the efficient and effective use of the existing funding mechanisms within the United Nations system;
Advice from regional directors also helps in understanding anddelivery of countryspecific requests and addressing their needs in a cost effective manner.
He concluded his remarks by reemphasizing that the event represented a strong message of hope to refugees andthat States should translate this message into action by seriously and comprehensively addressing their needs.
The tendency to allocate to the international community responsibility for addressing their needs is therefore of serious concern.
With their professional backgrounds and expertise,the Goodwill Ambassadors would help the Organization to strengthen its cooperation with Member States with a view to more effectively addressing their needs.
Numerous actions have been carried out to improve the situation of Roma women, addressing their needs for housing, health care, education and employment.
Stressing that this approach enables those affected by crime to share their feelings and experiences openly,and aims at addressing their needs.
Encouraging and taking full advantage of voluntary financial contributions to assist States in identifying and addressing their needs for the implementation of resolution 1540(2004); making more effective existing funding mechanisms;
The Bureau decided, after having reviewed the fact-finding mission reports, to invite Croatia andSerbia to participate in the capacity-building activity addressing their needs.
Regarding shelter, the United Nations Human Settlements Programme(UN-Habitat)has supported a number of least developed countries in addressing their needs in terms of urban planning and development, land and housing through a number of interventions.
The absence of a clear definition of disability in the State party, including with regard to learning, cognitive and mental disabilities, which is hindering the accurate identification of persons with disabilities andaccompanying measures for addressing their needs;
To build knowledge management in tourism andassist Members in assessing and addressing their needs in education and training.
In his early reports to the Commission, the Representative repeatedly had raised, and the Commission reiterated, the need for a comprehensive system of gathering anddisseminating data on internally displaced persons as a basic first step towards addressing their needs.
As highlighted above,large numbers of displaced persons do not receive humanitarian assistance addressing their needs for food, shelter, medical care and sanitation.
In 1992, the High Commissioner appointed a Senior Coordinator for Refugee Children to help increase awareness of the special needs of refugee children and to develop an appropriate policy framework andplan of action for addressing their needs.
Over the course of the Decade, it had made significant achievements in promoting traditional trades andoccupations of indigenous peoples and addressing their needs in the areas of health care, education, housing and resources through the adoption of government policies.
Only 10 of 25 States members of the African Union who participated in the review have adjusted their programmes and policies in line with the Plan's recommendations aimed at strengthening family units,improving their welfare and addressing their needs.
With regard to youth, the Ministry of Economy andPlanning had developed a national youth strategy aimed at addressing their needs, involving them in decision-making and encouraging their participation as part of national delegations in international conferences.
The Security Council, in resolution 1810(2008), urged the Committee to encourage andtake full advantage of voluntary financial contributions to assist States in identifying and addressing their needs for the implementation of resolution 1540 2004.
The Committee should encourage andtake full advantage of voluntary financial contributions to assist States in identifying and addressing their needs for the implementation of resolution 1540(2004) and the Committee should consider options for developing and making more effective existing funding mechanisms.
In his early reports to the Commission, the Representative had repeatedly raised, and the Commission had reiterated, the need for a comprehensive system of gathering anddisseminating data on internally displaced persons as a first step towards addressing their needs.
The positive developments andlegislative reforms were part of the overall movement towards recognizing the rights of victims, addressing their needs, offering assistance and providing restitution and compensation, including in cases related to abuse of power and in the field of the environment.