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Need for greater involvement by senior management in the procurement process.
In particular, there is a need for greater involvement of indigenous peoples.
The need for greater involvement of the international community in the reconstruction and development of El Salvador through the granting of economic, technical and financial assistance”. resolution 47/158, sixth preambular para.
There is also a need for greater involvement of women in peacemaking, peacekeeping and peacebuilding processes.
Civil society representatives providing input into the consultation identified a need for greater involvement of pregnant/breastfeeding women in the development of messaging.
There is also a need for greater involvement of local communities and non-governmental organizations in formulating and implementing SARD programmes.
The State Sector Act 1988"good employer" provisions include recognising the aims, aspirations andemployment requirements of Māori, along with the need for greater involvement of Māori in the Public Service.
Some delegations emphasized the need for greater involvement of the country offices of UNDP in the TCDC initiatives of member countries.
The Special Committee takes note of the recent report of the Secretary-General on the restructuring of the Office of Military Affairs(A/64/572 and Corr.1)and stresses the need for greater involvement of troop- and police-contributing countries in early planning and monitoring of the missions in which they are deployed.
However, there was a need for greater involvement of the United Nations, as well as for mainstreaming innovative financing issues.
One major group refers to a recent review that revealed minimal participation by rightsholders, indigenous peoples, local communities and civil society organizations in a number of countries;others refer to the near-absence of women in policy-making roles in many countries and to the need for greater involvement of children or young people.
She stressed the need for greater involvement of the military in providing humanitarian assistance in the light of the deteriorating security situation.
In order to strengthen the universality and binding nature of international law, the codification work which Algeria supported wholeheartedly- should better accommodate the various legal regimes that existed around the world,whence the need for greater involvement of the developing countries in the international negotiations to codify the rules that would apply to the international community as a whole with a view to facilitating implementation of those rules and preventing objections.
He identified the need for greater involvement of regional organizations, undertaking joint research programmes and securing funds for capacity-building activities.
Under the"Good Employer" requirement, chief executive officers of New Zealand Government agencies must operate a personnel policy containing provisions including: an equal employment opportunities programme;recognition of the need for greater involvement of Māori in the public service; recognition of the employment requirements and cultural differences of ethnic or minority groups; recognition of the employment requirements of women; and recognition of the employment requirements of persons with disabilities.
There is, however, a need for greater involvement of the African regional economic organizations, in particular ECOWAS and SADC, in the work of the OAU drug control focal point.
It also supported the Advisory Committee's observations concerning the need for greater involvement of intergovernmental bodies in the formulation of programmes of work, particularly in the field of publications.
The need for greater involvement of the Governments of developing countries in the various international institutions having an influence on global decisions and trends has been on the international agenda for some time and has been stressed in recent years, notably at the International Conference on Financing for Development at Monterrey.
A number of persons authorities, NGOs anddisplaced persons alike also stressed the need for greater involvement of the internally displaced in the design and implementation of the programmes to address their plight.
There is a need for greater involvement of national policy makers responsible for finance, economic planning and development, as well as specific economic sectors in future sustainable development work, both in national decision-making and in the work of the Commission.
The results of these meetings strongly suggest the need for greater involvement of the business community, particularly transnational corporations and other non-governmental entities.
The Ministers recognized the need for greater involvement of civil society, the media and academia in discussions about the reform of the Security Council and, in this context, they welcomed the Brazilian initiative of hosting a seminar, in April 2013, to broaden the debate on the urgency and inevitability of the reform of the United Nations Security Council.
The importance of this draft resolution lies in the need for greater involvement by the international community in efforts carried out by Governments against the illicit traffic in small arms and light weapons.
There is therefore a need for greater involvement by scientists from a range of disciplines to build capacity to participate in various national, regional and global scientific initiatives.
There is recognition of the need for greater involvement by regional organizations with the United Nations in conflict prevention, management and resolution in all regions.
In 2007, UNDP Cambodia worked closelywith civil society and indigenous peoples' networks to help indigenous youth gain the knowledge and experience needed for greater involvement in community work.
In particular, the need was emphasized for greater involvement of all relevant agencies of public administration.
The need for greater and broader involvement of the United Nations membership in the Council's decision-making process;
Our experience with the Australian-designed cooperative intervention package demonstrates the need for greater United Nations involvement in the leadership of future regional peacekeeping operations.