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It also noted that progress in those areas should be supported by a conducive international environment.
On the question of women in the Secretariat,South Africa noted that progress had been made, although much more needed to be done.
They noted that progress in Serb returns would help to encourage Serbs to take part in registration.
Ms. Neubauer congratulated the Kyrgyz delegation on the improved participation of women in political andpublic life, but noted that progress remained uneven.
The Commission noted that progress had been made in achieving the Millennium Development Goals related to gender, health and education.
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His delegation attached great importance to improving the status of women in the Secretariat and noted that progress had been made, although there was still room for improvement.
She noted that progress in State-building and peacebuilding had not yet translated into an improvement in the humanitarian situation.
Moreover, the Working Group requested more specific information to be added about wastewater treatment efficiency, and noted that progress towards a good status was not uniform.
Finally, it was noted that progress had been achieved thanks to contributions made by States to the trust fund, as well as the sponsoring of associate experts.
The CARICOM States endorsed the proposed increase in the Committee's membership With respect to the Department's ongoing reform process, they noted that progress had been made in systematically evaluating products and activities according to measurable indicators of achievement.
It noted that progress was suboptimal, except for appointments at the Under-Secretary-General level, where progress  was significant.
Ministers reaffirmed their commitment to implementation of the 1999 Forum Communications Action Plan, though noted that progress to date in its implementation has depended on domestic capacities and national priorities against the broader policy issues faced by each country.
Mr. Omar noted that progress in implementing these projects is limited and urged for additional support by donors and United Nations organizations.
The States Parties mandated to analyse requests submitted under article 5 of the Convention(hereafter referred to as the"analysing group") noted that progress since entry into force had been modest and that  a lack of detail on annual rates of progress  made it difficult to analyse the degree to which the effort had been constant or sporadic.
She noted that progress had been achieved in galvanizing the United Nations system and Member States around the common goal of improved civilian expertise in peacebuilding operations.
While the Secretary-General and the High Commissioner respectively acknowledged some progress  on women's economic advancement and that  women and girls had continued to make gains in the workplace, education and government,the High Commissioner noted that progress remains tentative, because of pervasive social, political and economic discrimination against women, as well as insecurity and the persistence of customary practices.
The Minister of Finance, Maria Kiwanuka, noted that progress towards attaining the Goals relied heavily on the expansion of economic opportunities and that  people needed to work.
He noted that progress in exploring these options had been piecemeal and slow in the United Nations, and that  administrative and support services were generally performed in-house and at high-cost locations such as New York and Geneva.
The 2005 reporton the"Millennium Development Goals: From Consensus to Momentum" noted that progress towards the Millennium Development Goals had been slower and more uneven across regions than originally envisaged, with sub-Saharan Africa falling far short.
Many participants noted that progress had been made in achieving some of the Millennium Development Goals for women and girls, especially in terms of the targets for universal access to primary education.
In 1994 the Joint Inspection Unit noted that progress had been too limited and efforts too narrowly focused to achieve overall gender equity at any time in the near future see A/49/176.
The representative of Bhutan noted that progress in the implementation of the Almaty Programme of Action had been uneven and that  a holistic and results-oriented outcome was therefore both important and necessary.
The analysing group noted that progress in the implementation of Article 5 during the requested extension period had the potential of making a significant contribution to improving human safety and socioeconomic conditions in Zimbabwe.
The analysing group further noted that progress in the implementation of Article 5 during the requested extension period had the potential of making a significant contribution to improving human safety and socioeconomic conditions in Eritrea.
The Working Group noted that progress has been achieved in reporting on legislation and concluded that  in general Parties had adopted an appropriate legislative framework for the prevention of, preparedness for and response to industrial accidents.
The head of the delegation noted that progress had been achieved due to the commitment of the country's political actors, civil society and the State's decision to consolidate its human rights agenda, which was reflected in the Pacto por México Pact for Mexico.
The Committee noted that progress in ESD was well on track and in line with the provisions for phase II, including with regard to coordination of ESD activities at the national level and the development of ESD-related policies and materials and tools to support teachers' work in ESD.
The Committee noted that progress on the draft scientific annex on radiation exposures from electricity generation had been limited by, among other things, large gaps in the available data on releases associated with electricity generated from non-nuclear energy sources, in contrast to the thorough data collection and monitoring required of the nuclear energy industry.
The Committee noted that progress towards the achievement of sustainable development goals needed to be assessed and accompanied by targets and indicators, while taking into account different national circumstances, capacities and levels of development, and encouraged the Office for Outer Space Affairs to cooperate with the United Nations regional economic commissions in promoting the use of global, integrated and scientifically based information for sustainable development.
The Committee also notes that progress has been achieved by women in public life and civil society.