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UNECE and other regional institutions should support this dialogue.
International institutions should support further infrastructure development, venture capital and other lending instruments and facilitate business contacts and public-private initiatives.
Adequate information exchange between industries and research institutions should support economic development.
International institutions should support the staffing of those bodies on a regional basis.
As part of a new development compact, the international community and multilateral institutions should support and encourage the movement.
International financial institutions should support micro-enterprises for internally displaced women.
China and East Asia are called upon to lower their savings rate by stimulating domestic demand and encouraging consumption; the United States should contemplate lowering consumption and increasing its savings rate; andthe Bretton Woods institutions should support a more balanced world development and corresponding structural adjustment.
Development agencies and financial institutions should support their continued capacitybuilding.
Also develop and strengthen national information systems to produce reliable statistics on social and economic development.[All data systems should ensure availability of age- and sex-disaggregated data, which are crucial for translating policy into strategies that address age and gender concerns.(Note: if agreement is reached on paragraph 72quater this sentence will not be needed).]The relevant bodies of the United Nations and other relevant institutions should support, upon request, these national efforts;
The relevant bodies of the United Nations and other relevant institutions should support, upon request, these national efforts.
International health institutions should support national efforts on establishing standard bio-safety rules in laboratories and in the transportation of biological materials.
Ms. BELMIR noted that in paragraph 8 of the document under consideration,it was indicated that national human rights institutions should support the capacity-building of State bodies responsible for drafting the periodic reports.
The Bretton Woods institutions should support institution-building in developing countries to ensure institutional convergence between developed and developing countries.
Governments at the appropriate levels, including local authorities and other interested parties,with the support of the relevant international and regional institutions, should support the efforts of human settlements to establish sustainable urban land-use patterns and planning and, to that end, should. .
Governments, international organizations and private institutions should support the development of regional and global networks for the exchange of information and experience among indigenous peoples in the fields of science, culture, education and the arts.
In the outcome document of the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development, entitled"The future we want", Member States agreed that the United Nations system,including international financial institutions, should support the efforts of all countries, in particular developing countries, in the achievement of sustainable development resolution 66/288, para. 91.
National human rights institutions should support Government actors in such areas as the training of public officials, the design and implementation of gender and racial equality projects, and ensuring access to justice for minority women.
The international community and financial institutions should support the Water and Sanitation Trust Fund and the Slum Upgrading Facility.
Governments, international organizations and private institutions should support the development of educational, research, and training centres which are controlled by indigenous communities, and strengthen these communities' capacity to document, protect, teach, and apply all aspects of their heritage.
It was suggested that United Nations institutions should support follow-up to the Johannesburg Summit at country level.
Governments, international organizations and private institutions should support the development of regional and global networks for the exchange of information and experience among indigenous peoples in the fields of science, culture, education and the arts, including support for systems of electronic information and mass communication.
Regional intergovernmental organizations, international organizations andinternational financial institutions should support, facilitate and, where necessary, initiate, the negotiation of such agreements, through political leadership, financial assistance and technical support. .
Governments, with the support of international organizations and financial institutions , should support small and medium-sized enterprises, including through funding of feasibility studies on market opportunities and commercial viability of environmentally sound technologies, fiscal incentives such as lower taxes or tax holidays, export promotion programmes such as trade missions targeted towards environmentally sound technologies, and assistance in the development of business plans.
Morocco believed that the international community and the relevant institutions should support Jordan, in terms of technical and financial assistance, to help the government to implement the accepted recommendations stemming from the universal periodic review.
International institutions should provide continuing support for these efforts.
Donor institutions should provide more support to implement programmes in this area.
The international financial institutions should also support more actively the efforts of the developing and transitional States to develop ICT.
The United Nations and the international developmental and financial institutions should encourage and support this process.
International financial institutions should increase financial support and technical assistance to developing countries to promote capacity-building.
Institutions should also support the efforts of different non-governmental organizations that are seeking the truth concerning enforced disappearance of children and their families.