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Participants also recognized that AMISOM should be cognizant of child protection concerns during its operations.
While certain participants felt thatsound corporate governance was the responsibility of all types of companies, other participants also recognized that the special needs and constraints of SMEs might limit their full adoption of best practices.
The participants also recognized that transition was not a linear process and must always adjust to the situation on the ground.
Member States and other participants also recognized that biodiversity and healthy ecosystems are an essential part of the solution to the challenges of climate change.
Participants also recognized the need for short training courses on GNSS to be developed as part of workshops on the topic of GNSS.
Participants also recognized the need for additional workshops and training courses to build upon the results of the Workshop.
Participants also recognized the important contribution that the private sector could make through development and the transfer of clean technologies.
Participants also recognized the key role that accounting infrastructure played in the development of a strong small and medium-sized enterprise(SME) sector.
Participants also recognized that developing countries need economic diversification, even without the added problems of climate change.
The participants also recognized that private-public partnerships required mutual trust and respect, as well as transparency, to sustain the relationship.
Participants also recognized local knowledge, including both indigenous and traditional knowledge, as a cross-cutting aspect of ecosystem-based approaches for adaptation.
Participants also recognized the importance of increasing secondary school students' awareness of how space technologies were used for the analysis and prediction of climate change.
However, participants also recognized that integrated adaptation planning is still at an early stage and that much can be gained through learning by doing.
Participants also recognized the positive role of the Internet in promoting human development and fostering a culture of tolerance, as well as its contribution to the fight against racism.
Participants also recognized the need to promote national sources of forest financing, including fiscal policies to create systemic and long-term support for forests.
The participants also recognized that there is a poor technical information base in many African countries which seriously affects the capacity for effective identification and selection of technologies.
Participants also recognized the importance of capacity-building through training, technical assistance, appropriate transfer of technology and financial mobilization, including microcredit.
Finally, the participants also recognized the role of institutional measures, strategy and capacity development to ensure that people are prepared and systems are in place to be used in case of emergency.
The participants also recognized the importance of seeking a broader political solution and promoting national reconciliation to improve the conditions on the ground for the return of refugees and displaced persons.
Participants also recognized that many of these challenges are not unique to the monitoring and evaluation of ecosystem-based approaches for adaptation but are consistent with challenges in monitoring and evaluation for other adaptation options.
Participants also recognized the challenge of continuing to streamline GEF procedures, including the time lapse between the Council's approval of a work program and actual implementation of project activities on the ground.
The participants also recognized that the focus should be placed on what works in which context and which partnerships and coordination mechanisms might be required to achieve the desired results.
Participants also recognized the need for additional workshops and training courses to build upon the results of previous workshops and appreciated the offer of Belarus to host the next workshop, in 2013.
Participants also recognized the importance of ensuring the efficient use of public funds(more health for the money), which is a prerequisite to effective advocacy for more money for health.
However, participants also recognized that efforts to improve search and rescue operations for migrants and refugees in distress at sea are only one aspect of addressing the broader challenges of irregular maritime migration.
The participants also recognized that there was a deep and complex interconnection between the adverse effects of climate change and other global challenges, such as poverty, food security, growing inequality and increased natural disasters.
Participants also recognized the usefulness of bilateral agreements and cited examples of those addressing labour migration, the portability of pensions, the readmission of nationals or the fight against trafficking in persons and the smuggling of migrants.
Participants also recognized the continuing and emerging challenges faced by the landlocked developing countries vis-à-vis integration with the global economy and the need to expedite and strengthen the process of implementation of the Almaty Programme of Action.
Many participants also recognized that the immediate and longer-term incidental effects of cluster munitions used against military targets in or in the vicinity of populated areas are generally foreseeable and are an integral part of assessing proportionality.
Participants also recognized reports from the United Nations Secretary-General's High-level Panel on Threats, Challenges and Change, and from the Commission for Africa, which specifically called for the establishment of a legally binding international arms trade treaty.