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More technical issues such as sustainable fishing practices, coastal zone management and trade are also addressed.
In conclusion, Mr. Arore further suggested that informal education should address pressing issues , such as sustainable development.
The publication has a section in chapter 5 dealing with forest issues such as sustainable forest management, the role and activities of the Forum, as well as the forest instrument.
Recognizing that member States in the Americas need to continue advancing the exchange of information on geospatial approaches andspatial data infrastructure in order to address key issues such as sustainable development and land management.
It was the voice with which the Organization spoke to the world on important issues such as sustainable development, disarmament, dialogue among civilizations, women's rights and HIV/AIDS.
One of the main outcomes of this participation was the establishment of an NGO Advisory Group to the Executive Director of UNHabitat, to provide a platform for continuous dialogue for various partner groups on issues such as sustainable urbanization.
South Africa noted with appreciation Malawi's commitment to prioritizing issues such as sustainable economic growth and improved governance, and praised its promotion of gender equality.
It is therefore important to strengthen the role of youth and of youth-led organizations and to support their increased involvement in the development of strategies andpolicies at all levels and on all issues, such as sustainable development, climate change and human rights.
The Conference addressed issues such as sustainable production and consumption patterns,sustainable energy policies, education for sustainable development and biological diversity.
In order to deliver as one,United Nations country teams should be able to provide a coherent approach to cross-cutting issues, such as sustainable development, gender equality and human rights.
Their discussions took into consideration key issues, such as sustainable development, municipal international cooperation(city to city cooperation), urbanization and the definition of common policy positions for international events.
The establishment of UN-Women during the 2010-2011 biennium brought a gender perspective to high-level forums considering vital issues such as sustainable globalization, climate change and disaster risk reduction.
A combination of media could also increase awareness of pressing issues such as sustainable development, food security, the Millennium Development Goals, or major environmental problems, particularly leading up to the Rio+20 Conference.
If some of them are very active, like the Committee on Statistics and the Tourism Satellite Account, others encountered difficulties in meeting andproducing effective outcomes, even on crucial issues such as sustainable development or market and competitiveness.
South Africa appreciated the commitment of the Government of Malawi to prioritize issues such as sustainable economic growth, social protection, social development, infrastructure development and improved governance.
One of the main outcomes of this participation was the establishment of a non-governmental organization advisory group to theExecutive Director of UN-HABITAT, to provide a platform for continuous dialogue for various partner groups on issues such as sustainable urbanization.
It was suggested that future discussions on a possible instrument should address issues such as sustainable urban planning, stability of real estate markets and the role of housing finance systems, particularly mortgage finance.
It will also seek to strengthen the cooperation between the Department of Public Information and the substantive departments in the economic andsocial fields to ensure the promotion of various priority issues such as sustainable development, ageing, drug abuse, crime control, women and economic development.
The partnership conducted transnational projects on issues such as sustainable trade and climate change and undertook country-level projects with, for example, the Government of Guatemala, to assess and expand its approach to addressing rural agricultural poverty.
The Department will also seek to strengthen its cooperation with the substantive departments in the economic and social fields to ensure the promotion of various issues such as sustainable development, ageing, drug abuse, crime control, women and economic development.
In its programme of work for the coming years, OECD will focus on several major issues, such as sustainable development, development assistance, ageing populations and electronic commerce, on which an increased exchange with the United Nations General Assembly would be mutually beneficial.
A number of important initiatives have been launched to develop high-level scientific capacities in developing countries( with particular reference to the least developed countries) so as to enable these countries to address local problems and to participate fully in regional andinternational activities related to important issues such as sustainable water and coastal zone management, global change and the conservation and sustainable utilization of biodiversity.
The comprehensive remit of his mandate also includes issues such as sustainable strategies to prevent acts of terrorism, inter alia through addressing the"root causes" of terrorism- or, more appropriately,"conditions conducive to terrorism"- and calling for effective protection for the human rights of victims of terrorism and their families.
The meeting also specifically discussed linkages between thematic priorities and cross-cutting issues such as sustainable production and consumption patterns, education for sustainable development and finance.
However, this also applies to other substantive issues such as sustainable development, poverty alleviation, and human development, since the guidelines were formulated focusing on the procedures related to those mechanisms and avoided referencing those cross-sectoral development issues that should deserve top priority.
Over the course of the Forum more than 35 experts and individuals participated in nine panel discussions andone round-table discussion which covered issues such as sustainable development, financing for development, social movements, women's rights, democratic governance and participatory development.
Cameroon especially appreciated the campaigns highlighting issues such as sustainable development, HIV/AIDS, the development of Africa, human rights, including the rights of women and children, and, most particularly in view of recent events, threats to global peace and security, the dialogue among civilizations and the culture of peace and tolerance.
The cooperation between theEnvironment for Europe/PEBLDS and the Ministerial Conference for the Protection of Forests in Europe(MCPFE) on issues such as sustainable forest management and the ecosystem approach; illegal logging and related trade; and afforestation and reforestation guidelines;
Concerns about issues such as sustainable resource management, special problems related to international commodity trade and markets and linkages with"poverty reduction strategies" have been articulated by Christian Aid in their Global Supermarket Report(1996), in the Oxfam Report(Watkins, op. Cit), the World Development Movement in their"People before profits" campaign.
To this end, the United Nations system has organized orparticipated in conferences focusing on issues such as sustainable development, the United Nations development agenda beyond 2015 and regional cooperation and integration.