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The Assembly also stressed the need for adequate financial resources as well as the need to avoid duplication of effort.
In the resolution, the Assembly also stressed the need to resolve the problem of the Palestinian refugees in conformity with resolution 194(III) of 11 December 1948.
The Assembly also stressed that the staffing of the Centre would be achieved mainly through redeployment from field missions.
In its resolution 46/43, the Assembly also stressed the importance of strengthening regional security arrangements by increasing interaction, cooperation and consultation.
The Assembly also stressed the need for JIU to pay special attention to the preparation of reports that are more evaluation oriented.
At the World Summit in 2005, the Assembly also stressed the need for the Assembly to continue consideration of the concept and its implications, bearing in mind the principles of the Charter of the United Nations and international law.
The Assembly also stressed the need for ensuring free and unhindered access to the holy places in Bethlehem to the faithful of all religions and the citizens of all nationalities.
In the same resolution(para. 17), the Assembly also stressed the need for the United Nations system to strengthen its capacity to provide policy and technical support and advice at the request of recipient countries.
The Assembly also stressed the multidimensionality of poverty and highlighted key policy considerations that would contribute directly or indirectly to the fight against poverty.
In paragraph 3 of resolution 66/257, the Assembly also stressed the importance of promoting a culture of accountability, results-based management, enterprise risk management and internal controls at all levels in the Secretariat through the continued leadership and commitment of senior managers.
The Assembly also stressed the importance of Commission's role in increasing regional implementation of Agenda 21, and in this regard mandated increased cooperation with the regional commissions.
The Assembly also stressed that the renovation phase of the strategic heritage plan should not start before it had taken a decision on that matter and the capital master plan had been completed.
The Assembly also stressed that the wider use of available renewable sources of energy requires technology transfer and diffusion on a global scale, including through North-South and South-South cooperation.
The Assembly also stressed the proactive and advisory role of the new office, and the expectation that it would give assistance and provide methodological support to programme managers in the effective discharge of their responsibilities.
In the same resolution, the Assembly also stressed that all elements of the new system of administration of justice must work in accordance with the Charter of the United Nations and the legal and regulatory framework approved by the Assembly. .
The Assembly also stressed the need for the Economic and Social Council to examine the operational activities of the United Nations system, with a view to taking appropriate action for the full implementation of the resolution and making recommendations thereon.
Nevertheless, the Assembly also stressed that a substantial increase in investment in outcomes and outputs relating to gender equality and the empowerment of women in United Nations development framework programmes was needed.
The Assembly also stressed the importance of rationalizing the network of United Nations information centres and requested that the Secretary-General continue to make proposals in that direction and report thereon to the Committee on Information at its twenty-ninth session.
The Assembly also stressed the importance of responding to new challenges relevant to population and development and to the changing development environment and reinforcing the integration of the population and development agenda in global processes related to development.
The Assembly also stressed the importance of promoting a culture of accountability, results-based management, enterprise risk management and internal controls at all levels in the Secretariat through the continued leadership and commitment of senior managers para. 6.
The Assembly also stressed that, in the light of the ongoing discussions on reform within the United Nations, international institutional arrangements in the area of sustainable development were intended to contribute to the goal of strengthening the entire United Nations system.
The Assembly also stressed the importance of capacity-building in the context of the Global Programme of Action for the Protection of the Marine Environment from Land-based Activities(GPA) and recommended that capacity-building be examined further during the following session of the Consultative Process.
The Assembly also stressed that approval of funding for the biennium 2012-2013 and for future bienniums, taking into consideration the recommendations of the Secretary-General, is subject to justification in the context of the proposed programme budget for the relevant bienniums and consideration thereof by the Assembly. .
The Assembly also stressed the importance of mutual legal assistance and encouraged Member States to enhance international cooperation, and called for further international cooperation, inter alia, through the United Nations system, in support of national, subregional and regional efforts to prevent and combat corrupt practices and the transfer of assets of illicit origin.
The Assembly also stressed that functions primarily involving interactions with Member States, in particular troop-contributing countries, would continue to be located at Headquarters and that the staffing of the global and regional service centres would be achieved mainly through redeployments from the Department of Field Support at Headquarters and from field missions.
The Assembly also stressed that the effective implementation of results-based management required the Organization to create a sustained focus on results and therefore sustained and focused engagement by senior management, and in this regard encouraged the Secretary-General to assign a senior manager with responsibility for implementing results-based management resolution 67/235 A.
The Assembly also stressed the need to strengthen the capabilities of the Secretariat for the operational management, command and control of peace-keeping operations, and called upon the Secretary-General to review and strengthen present arrangements for political direction and military command and control, and also to strengthen existing arrangements for consultation and exchange of information between the Secretary-General and troop-contributors resolution 48/43.
The Assembly also stressed, inter alia, the important role of the specialized agencies of the United Nations system in transferring and facilitating the necessary technical and substantive expertise to support the national execution of United Nations-funded programmes and projects, and invited the Secretary-General, in collaboration with the heads of specialized agencies, to inform the Council of the measures taken by those specialized agencies in response to Assembly resolution 47/199, in particular as regards national execution.
On the understanding that action to secure global peace, security and stability will be futile unless the economic andsocial needs of people are addressed, the Assembly also stresses the need to strengthen coordination with those departments, agencies and bodies responsible for development activities, in order to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of the United Nations system for development.