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Need to ensure coherence and sustainability.
Increasingly, there is the need to ensure coherence in policies and programmes.
The need to ensure coherence and coordination between the work of the Forum on the matter and other processes;
Increasingly, there is the need to ensure coherence in policies and programmes.
The need to ensure coherence and facilitate cooperation among the international actors present in Afghanistan is essential to the stabilization and development of that country.
Members of both coordination platforms stressed the need to ensure coherence in the work of inter-agency mechanisms and to avoid duplication.
The need to ensure coherence and synergies between the existing processes and institutions;
There was a need for an appropriate balance between commitments and flexibility for development policies, and, related to this, a need to ensure coherence in governance.
Aware of the need to ensure coherence and complementarity and avoid duplication of activities.
At the conclusion of the seventh session of the COP several sections of the guidelines under Articles 5, 7 and 8 were not completed,mainly because of the need to ensure coherence with other decisions.
There is need to ensure coherence between the trade negotiations outcomes and the implementation of the MDGs.
Therefore, in this process, due account should be taken of available resources andexisting work as well as of the need to ensure coherence and, if possible, convergence between the Vienna and London processes.
However, there is a need to ensure coherence between those institutions, their mandates, functions and policies.
In making a choice between retiree and employee deductions in determining the outside taxes to be used in constructing a common staff assessment scale, there was a need to ensure coherence with the grossing-up factors used;
Some delegates also highlighted the need to ensure coherence when designing investment policies as stressed in the UNCTAD IPFSD.
The Group reiterates the recommendations addressedto donors contained in its report to the Council in 2005(E/2005/66), and stresses the need to ensure coherence of donor support by bringing all actors behind a Haitian-led process.
There is a need to ensure coherence between the reporting guidelines for the GEF and the Memorandum of Understanding concluded between the GEF and the COP.
He noted the importance of developing policy frameworks,regulations and economic incentives to promote financing for forests and the need to ensure coherence and coordination between and among forest-related policies, strategies and instruments.
There is also a need to ensure coherence between the trade negotiation outcomes and the implementation of the Millennium Development Goals.
He drew attention to the risks involved in selecting cases and the importance of proper decision-making, including consultations among Commission members, both internally and externally; the collegial decision-making process;the multiplier effect of various decisions and the need to ensure coherence.
It is nevertheless of the view that there is a need to ensure coherence in addressing this issue both within the Secretariat and within the United Nations system.
As regards the issue of the employee versus retiree tax deductions, the Board took note of the position taken by the Standing Committee to the effect that, in choosing between these twoapproaches to tax deduction, there was a need to ensure coherence with the grossing-up factors used.
The Council stresses the need to ensure coherence and complementarity between the ICT Task Force and other ICT initiatives at the regional and global levels.
In most cases, the objectives and priorities of the various frameworks, policies and programmes are often viewed as competing with- instead of complementing- each other. As clearly stated in the Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness,there is therefore an urgent need to ensure coherence and consistency as well as strengthen coordination among the different policies, strategies and initiatives at the national, regional and international levels.
The Secretary-General also emphasized the need to ensure coherence between national and international policies as well as between investment policy and other public policies.
Guided by the need to ensure coherence within the United Nation human rights treaties, I have chosen not to add an additional exception clause referring to cases in which"domestic legislation of the state concerned does not afford due process of law…"(see article 46, paragraph 2 a, of the American Convention on Human Rights), as the wording of the existing United Nations human rights treaties adequately covers this aspect.
That the Ad Hoc Advisory Group on Haiti would follow closely and provide advice on Haiti's long-term development strategy to promote socio-economic recovery and stability,with particular attention to the need to ensure coherence and sustainability in international support for Haiti, based on the long-term national development priorities, building upon the Interim Cooperation Framework and stressing the need to avoid overlap and duplication with respect to existing mechanisms;
The Panel recognizes the need to ensure coherence between the development and humanitarian parts throughout the system so that there will be no gap between assistance in the relief and development phases.
The recent report of the Secretary-General"Recommendations contained in the report of the High-Level Panel on System-wide Coherence in the areas of development, humanitarian assistance and the environment"(A/61/836) recognized the need to ensure coherence between the development and humanitarian parts of the United Nations system to bridge the gap between emergency relief and development assistance and strengthen the United Nations capacity to coordinate and fund recovery efforts.
There is an urgent need to ensure coherence between these institutions and multilateral environmental agreements in order to ensure that global trade practices, particularly global commodity trading, do not undermine initiatives supporting the sustainability of ecosystem services.