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The programme should also cover needed demining activities.
The view was expressed that while the main emphasis was placed on reduction of poverty, the programme should also focus on resource mobilization and direct investment.
The Programme should also be open to a limited number of self-funded participants.
Several delegations were of the view that the programme should also be focused on developing the international environmental law.
A programme should also be planned, selected and implemented with consideration given to the resources available.
A special programme is needed to address the special needs ofthis group of victims, including their health needs; such a programme should also include a campaign of sensitization of local communities;
Such a programme should also include training in human rights and democratic governance.
Her delegation noted with interest the High Commissioner's efforts to broaden the donor base and diversify UNHCR's sources of funding;the World Food Programme should also have the necessary resources to provide adequate food to refugees.
The Programme should also ensure that municipalities have access to sufficient technical and legal advice.
Since this should continue, the programme should also include measures/actions for increasing cross-sectoral, cross-regional networking.
The programme should also take account of UN Mandates and commitments to the alleviation of poverty and to sustainable development.
Some delegations expressed the view that the programme should also address the question of a non-discriminatory trade system and transfer of technology, as well as the external debt situation.
The programme should also reflect the content of the comprehensive health segment of the equity policy 2001-2006.
It was pointed out that the programme should also incorporate disarmament, demobilization and reintegration activities, quick-impact projects, post-conflict reconstruction and development activities.
The programme should also provide effective mechanisms for the dissemination of information on the use of pesticides to all farmers.
Therefore, this programme should also pay attention to the possibilities of utilizing waste products from power plants, e.g., flue ashes.
The Programme should also remedy the current dearth of benchmarks and performance indicators so that progress, both nationally and locally, can be assessed.
The programme should also reflect the urgent need to restrict the overproduction, development and stockpiling of conventional weapons through global and regional agreements.
The programme should also enable the transfer of power to the Territory, analyse and confirm the results of the act of self-determination, and confirm that a full measure of self-government had been achieved.
The Programme should also avoid spreading itself too thinly in the process of decentralizing its operations to regional offices. UNEP should hold its meetings at headquarters in order to make optimal use of its capacity and achieve savings.
The Programme should also develop rules and operating mechanisms that would ensure that its basic objective, which is to assist those who are the most disadvantaged in their efforts to participate in international trade, be maintained once the supporting agency steps down.
The programme should also establish a clear perspective of extending monitoring activities, step-by-step, to soil, waste, biodiversity, and chemicals in ecosystems and foodstuffs to ensure integrated data collection covering quality, quantity, biodiversity and ecosystem aspects from the outset.
The programme should also take into account and complement the work of relevant international forums, and facilitate the application and integration of the objectives of the CBD in the sustainable management of forests at the national, regional and global levels, in accordance with the ecosystem approach.
This programme should also envisage the accession of all countries of the region to the relevant international conventions and their effective implementation, the exchange of information on the legislation of the countries and the changes taking place in them and creation of modalities for a quick response to requests for legal assistance.
In this context, the programme should also take into account the need for the Conference on Disarmament to establish, on a priority basis, an ad hoc committee to commence negotiations on a phased programme of nuclear disarmament and for the ultimate and complete elimination of nuclear weapons within a time-bound framework.
The conclusion of the outstanding activities under the programme should also be subject to the availability of sufficient funds for the Organization to meet the costs and expenses that have been incurred or may be incurred in future in connection with the programme, including the costs and expenses associated with the winding-down of the programme and the costs and expenses arising from the United Nations cooperation with Member States in respect of investigations and proceedings related to the programme. .
Witness protection programmes should also be able to act independently from courts.
Such programmes should also provide for the appropriate support services.
Such programmes should also target implementing agencies and their staff.
Programmes should also include entrepreneurship development, including accounting and related activities;