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This will give them enough fiscal space to meet the social needs of their citizens.
It also shows how countries should fulfil the needs of their citizens by improving their socio-economic policies.
There are increasing numbers of cases in which States are unable to meet the needs of their citizens.
Countries should develop strategies that suit the needs of their citizens and the capabilities of their administrations, taking into account different socio-economic situations.
Clearly, countries want guarantees as Governments struggle to meet the needs of their citizens.
The freedom of developing countries to implement needed reforms and procedures,thus providing for the needs of their citizens, is particularly curtailed today by the control exerted from powerful institutions- be they governments or corporations- who shape the current trade and financial agreements.
There are increasing numbers of cases in which states are challenged to meet the needs of their citizens.
Trade unions have never subscribed to the popular idea that globalization has rendered nations powerless to serve the needs of their citizens, and continue to see the State as playing a central role in providing such services as education and health care, etc.
Today, States are trying out different models of governance to see which best serve the peace and development needs of their citizens.
Governments should increase the capacity and competence of city and municipal authorities to manage urban development, to safeguard the environment,to respond to the needs of their citizens for basic infrastructure and services, and to provide poor groups with alternatives to living in areas vulnerable to natural and man-made disasters.
Strengthening public-private partnerships is seen as inevitable, as more andmore Governments are unable to meet the needs of their citizens.
The municipalities also,within their independent powers in their territorial constituencies, pursue the creation of conditions to meet the needs of their citizens, in accordance with the local needs, as for example housing, social care, health protection and development, education and training, overall cultural development and protection of public order.
This gives provincial and territorial governments greater flexibility in designing and administering their social assistance andsocial services according to the needs of their citizens.
Urban governments must expand their role in facilitating sustainability to meet the needs of their citizens within the context of local conditions.
For sustainable urban development, governments at all levels, particularly at the local level, must be empowered to act decisively andeffectively in response to the needs of their citizens.
It about enabling states to collect the domestic revenues needed to provide for the basic needs of their citizens, tackle inequality and promote social well-being.
A number of countries, particularly the least developed countries,do not currently have a sufficient level of financial resources to establish public social services commensurate with the needs of their citizens.
This situation poses special challenges to Governments in terms of approaching the differentiated needs of their citizens, principally in the realm of education and health.
In this spirit, he described the possibility of digital health to provide shortcuts to the provision of care, andthe opportunity for countries to shape the digitalization agenda to the needs of their citizens.
It is increasingly clear that developing countries cannot rely on aid alone to transform their economies and meet the needs of their citizens: they will have to increase efforts to mobilize domestic resources.
The Commission acknowledges that developing countries, in particular the least developed countries, need to have a sufficient level of financial resources in order toprovide social services commensurate with the needs of their citizens.
ESCWA will play a crucial and unique role in facilitating Governments' responses to meet the needs of their citizens by assisting member countries in addressing current policy weaknesses and enhancing their capacities effectively to address inequalities, and by using its convening power to provide a forum for member countries to discuss and share views on overall economic, social and sustainable development issues in the region.
It has given soft loans to other developing countries,to enable them to meet the basic needs of their citizens in the field of social services.
The addition of ten new paragraphs from an earlier resolution adopted by the Commission on Human Rights to an already lengthy resolution certainly did nothing to advance the interests of Member States or address the needs of their citizens.
Nevertheless, even they are still struggling to strike an optimal balance betweenthe interests of the State and the individual and resolve the question of how to meet the basic needs of their citizens while respecting the primacy of the right to private property in a market economy.
At the moment, the inhabitants of Donbass, who live in temporarily controlled by Ukraine territory,genuinely need support and assistance, but the Ukrainian authorities do not think that it necessary to consider the needs of their citizens.
While States should consider the provision of legal aid their duty and responsibility,they are encouraged to rely on non-governmental actors in order to meet the needs of their citizens, in particular those belonging to the most vulnerable groups.
David Hall, research unit director at the University of Greenwich in London, has shown that those nations with greater public investment in infrastructure andpublic services are better able to grow their economy and meet the needs of their citizens.
The Special Committee emphasizes the importance of United Nations entities andfield missions in supporting national Governments to develop security institutions that are accessible and responsive to the needs of their citizens, including women and vulnerable groups.
In this globalized world of 24/7 economic transactions, those countries face not only competition for ever shifting capital required for investments butalso the responsibility of maintaining growth levels sufficient to finance the basic needs of their citizens.