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Nevertheless, it also entails increased risks.
STEP not only results in an incremental AIJ/JI investment cost of $673,000, it also entails high risks in several respects.
It also entails improved coordination within the Secretariat.
However, this event does not only represent expectations and hope; it also entails obligations and responsibilities.
It also entails identifying and developing indicators for measuring the impact;
As we have recognized on various occasions, peace is not only the absence of conflict; it also entails a conscious effort of creation and empowerment in the minds of human beings.
It also entails, for all other States, the following further obligations.
International cooperation is often perceived only in terms of humanitarian responses in times of suffering, yet it also entails coordinated processes for achieving common goals.
It also entails strengthening the scientific and technological capacity of developing countries;
While it offers numerous benefits over the medium andlong term, it also entails short-term costs and challenges that need to be seriously addressed by the executive heads of all the organizations concerned.
It also entails a special focus on the rights of women in these circumstances.
Peace-building begins with practical measures to restore the civil society, reinvigorate its economy, repair the land and restore its productivity, repatriate andresettle displaced people and refugees; it also entails reducing the levels of arms in society, as a component of the volatility that induces violence.
It also entails increasing the market participation of both of these types of entrepreneurs.
The task becomes even more challenging as it also entails ensuring a protective environment for the reintegration of children through successful family reunification, access to health, education, vocational training, income generating activities and psychosocial care.
It also entails legal sanctions including, where necessary, the physical destruction of illicit crops.
It also entails that traditions, customs or religious considerations cannot be invoked as a justification to avoid these obligations.
It also entails working to improve health-care systems and to provide medicines and vaccinations and to train qualified cadres.
It also entails more participatory urban planning and management and more inclusive urban governance and decision-making.
It also entails the continued application of export controls and support for the activities of the Zangger Committee and the Nuclear Suppliers Group.
It also entails the development and maintenance of an information database and the integration and support of communication and awareness-raising policies.
It also entails evaluating and possibly revising the plan if the evaluation shows that the plan did not succeed in filling the knowledge gaps as initially identified.
It also entails advancing education and providing basic services, housing and protection to those still displaced by the earthquake.
It also entails support for market transparency and development, and the simplification of regulations to facilitate the access of locally produced green goods to markets.
It also entails the sources of state legitimacy and the responsibilities of the State towards its people, particularly in the areas of development, human rights and democracy.
It also entails strengthening the interface between formal and informal institutions, particularly in rural areas or areas that have been isolated by prolonged conflict.
It also entails a corresponding obligation for the host country to guarantee migrants, including those in an irregular situation, treatment which does not undermine their human dignity.
It also entails a realization that any progress in this direction should be encouraged and supported by the international community, through development cooperation efforts among development partners.
It also entails, in most cases, full participation and involvement in the UNCT and coordination with international and regional development agencies, financing institutions and the donor community in the field.
It also entails close collaboration in the organization of a seminar to observe the fortieth anniversary of the Treaty of Tlatelolco(Treaty for the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons in Latin America and the Caribbean) in February 2007.
It also entails heavy opportunity costs to poor households, which spend a significant amount of their resources to feed their addiction instead of spending this money on other essential goods such as food, education or health care.