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Another delegation underlined the need for a more proactive stance by the Assembly in this regard.
In view of the complexity of globalization, another delegation underlined the need for further systematic analysis of its various aspects.
One delegation underlined the need to increase staff in country offices in the RBEC region.
In highlighting the impact of climate change as a key challenge, one delegation underlined the need for providing international support for national actions having transboundary benefits.
One delegation underlined the need for clarity on the role of UNDP in financing the new programme.
At the coordination segment of the meetings of the Economic andSocial Council last summer, my delegation underlined the need for the Department of Humanitarian Affairs to act as a catalyst or facilitator among the operational agencies and thereby generate added value for the United Nations humanitarian activities now under way.
One delegation underlined the need to receive more information from non-United Nations organizations.
To address the shortfall, one delegation underlined the need for a strategy to get more funds from new donors and the private sector.
His delegation underlined the need for dialogue and discussion between the Non-Self-Governing Territories and the administering Powers as a basic instrument to achieve decolonization, in accordance with the letter and spirit of the Declaration on decolonization.
In that context, the delegation underlined the need for the secretariat to assess the legal implications of the recommendations to be implemented under phase one.
One delegation underlined the need for strong and effective oversight mechanisms in United Nations funds and programmes, particularly during a time of tightening budgets.
One delegation underlined the need to set up an effective mechanism to guarantee stability in financial markets.
One delegation underlined the need for co-financing funds to be more clearly identified as such in the framework.
Another delegation underlined the need for structures in recipient countries to be strengthened despite reduced overall expenditure.
One delegation underlined the need for UNHCR to maintain a strong presence in Iraq in view of the unsettled situation in that country.
One delegation underlined the need to consider the role of civil society in the context of participation, a factor central to the right to development.
One delegation underlined the need for strategic partnerships beyond the UNDAF, including with the private sector, particularly in information technology.
Another delegation underlined the need for UNDP to have strengthened country offices in the RBEC region up to a level comparable with that in other regions.
One delegation underlined the need to examine the social responsibility of business as one element necessary for the realization of the right to development.
One delegation underlined the need to finalize the proposed UNHCR/UNICEF Memorandum of Understanding; in this regard, another delegation requested a briefing on the Memorandum.
One delegation underlined the need to halt the upward trend in operating costs for programme countries, in particular in the light of the TRAC reduction.
Another delegation underlined the need to ensure that in-depth contacts would be established with the European Commission secretariat with regard to UNDP support to countries wishing to join the European Union.
Another delegation underlined the need for UNHCR to build on the work already done, and once having adopted definitions to stay with them, so as to enable meaningful comparisons of overhead costs over a period of time.
One delegation underlined the need to ensure that all interventions of UN-Women would be classified as official development assistance through consultation with the Development Assistance Committee of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
One delegation underlined the need for significant strengthening of United Nations coordination and field capacity, including the appointment of skilled, experienced, independent and dedicated full-time cluster leads by the lead agencies.
In this connection, another delegation underlined the need for adequate funding for the BCLME and the need for States to ratify the Convention on the Conservation and Management of Fishery Resources in the South-East Atlantic Ocean.
One delegation underlined the need for an integrated approach to enterprise development based on policy interaction among the private and public sector actors at the macro, meso and micro levels, on the principle of subsidiarity, dialogue and public-private sector partnerships.
Another delegation underlined the need for UNICEF and its partners to capitalize fully on the wealth of experience and learning from the large volume of evaluations and studies conducted each year, and encouraged wide access to and utilization of the evaluation database.
In that regard, many delegations underlined the need for new and additional resources.
Several delegations underlined the need for attention to good quality and relevance of documentation.