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These measures and programmes need to be strongly supported.
Programmes need to address the lack of communication between the different stakeholders.
As each refugee situation is unique, these programmes need to be adjusted accordingly.
Universal programmes need an overall institutional framework.
He endorsed the secretariat's view that development efforts and donor-funded programmes need to be qualitatively different from the past.
Credit programmes need to be carefully designed to benefit women.
In order to effectively andefficiently decrease corruption risks, anti-corruption programmes need to be adapted to the specific requirements of individual companies.
All programmes need to have information on the farms and the animals.
Nevertheless, the Committee is of the opinion that current programmes need to be developed further in order to reach all groups of professionals.
These programmes need to have a clear focus on innovative enterprises in order to increase their impact.
To interpret POPs concentrations in air, programmes need to be consistent in their methods over time.
Similarly, programmes need to be sensitive to the fact that some pregnant women may not have partners.
The mixed results on education-related targets of the Millennium Development Goals suggest that programmes need to provide equitable access to learning.
Such policies and programmes need to be translated for use at the local levels.
To contribute effectively to the achievement of the objectives of the United Nations, the partnership activities of all agencies,funds and programmes need strategic focus.
These programmes need to be developed in full awareness of the needs and priorities of young people and with their involvement.
For developing the capacities of future leaders, programmes need to focus on training civil servants at entry and midcareer-levels.
The programmes need therefore to be comprehensive and coherent to secure tangible benefits within a reasonable time frame.
Environmental, economic andsocial policies and programmes need to be well informed, coherent, broadly supported and able to engage stakeholders.
Programmes need to be respectful of the culture of individuals, minorities, peoples and communities, and sensitive to gender and life-cycle requirements.
Monitoring and evaluation of the implementation of laws,policies and programmes need to be grounded in comprehensive, reliable, accessible, transparent and periodic information and data.
Training programmes need to include a substantial educational component to increase the understanding of new and established concepts for effective reef management.
Currently the implementation of monitoring programmes according to the Water Framework Directive is in a dynamic phase, since the programmes need to be operational by December 2006.
Transport strategies and programmes need to take full account of environmental aspects and ensure sustainable development.
Youth are not homogeneous and they are not all equally vulnerable.Strategies should be carefully tailored to clearly defined populations and programmes need to target particular youth cultures and youth settings;
Short-term and long-term programmes need to be planned and implemented in a coordinated way in order to consolidate peace and development.
However, it is in primary care that the greatest proportion of antibiotics is prescribed and,therefore, antimicrobial stewardship programmes need to be extended to and integrated with primary care.
Technical assistance programmes need to be demand-driven and aligned to countries' specific needs and development policies.
The rich nations have recognized that their own self-interest is served in promoting such green commitments in developing countries, butthe existing mechanisms through which they can support such programmes need to be refined and made more effective in quickly releasing resources.
Training programmes need to ensure that State actors from the local level upwards are aware of the particular risks of insecurity faced by minorities.