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On the other hand, she noted that it was easier to change laws than to change mentalities.
Referring to the document(DP/FPA/2000/6) before the Executive Board, she noted that it had three components.
She noted that it turns out that it is much more convenient to pick berries from the ridge.
Regarding the issue of Falun Gong, she noted that it was not a minority religion.
She noted that it is important to create the previously proposed racial equality index.
Concerning quantifying indicators, she noted that it would be difficult to aggregate data for comparability.
She noted that it was important to initiate a process of dialogue, including with leaders from different religious and migrant communities.
Regarding the staffing of the field office, she noted that it was no different from that in other countries.
She noted that it is"a classic tale of surrogacy" and that it"evokes the intricacies of the nature/nurture debate.
Concerning the resident coordinator system, she noted that it was open to everybody; however, the selection process was costly.
She noted that it was crucial for UNODC to have an overall, integrated and coordinated approach in all its activities.
Turning to the right of peoples to self-determination, she noted that it was a prerequisite for the realization of the full panoply of human rights.
She noted that it is necessary to clarify whether this approach to analyse longline fishery provides adequate information for decisionmaking.
Although the current coverage of the health infrastructure per capita was inadequate, she noted that it had doubled since the last decade.
She noted that it is also planned to include in the Labor Code requirements to eliminate any discrimination in employment advertisements.
With regard to the Fund's collaboration with the World Bank, she noted that it was continuing at the global level and had also been intensified at the regional and country levels.
She noted that it was important for the TSS system to use available opportunities to add population elements in the country programmes of other agencies.
In expressing appreciation for the joint institutional strategydeveloped by Denmark and the United Kingdom, she noted that it would reduce transaction costs.
She noted that it was important for the Fund to be able to adjust its financial regulations and procedures in order to allow fuller participation in SWAps.
Introducing the annual report of the Committee(A/64/38), she noted that it covered the period from October 2008 to February 2009, during which it had held two sessions.
She noted that it was often women and children who paid the heaviest price for the constraints imposed by the structural adjustment plans adopted since 1986.
Commenting on measures to better prepare women to participate in politics, she noted that it was an unfortunate development that political party membership had declined sharply of late among young people, both men and women.
She noted that it was a historic day for the Fund as it marked the first funding meeting held for UNFPA in the context of the MYFF process.
Regarding the 16 posts of Representatives that should be upgraded and5 posts that should be downgraded, she noted that it was in accordance with the ICSC standards and based on an independent and technical review and evaluation.
She noted that it was important to change girls' perception of that type of training as it was very important for the promotion of development in the country.
Referring to informal consultations undertaken in relation to the proposal of the Russian Federation to develop appropriate procedures for the approval of voluntary commitments, she noted that it was encouraging that a number of Parties recognized the importance of discussions on this proposal.
In her speech she noted that it has become a tradition to hold open lectures both in the republic and outside it delivered by professional and renowned psychologists.
Regarding the United Nations Atlas of the Oceans, she noted that it contained 4,000 entries on a range of themes maintained by a network of 42 volunteer expert editors.
She noted that it was particularly important not to overburden country offices with additional reporting requirements, given the need to focus on programme delivery.
Regarding the UNFPA Global Programme to enhance reproductive health commodity security, she noted that it had been developed in consultation with key partners and in line with the principles of national ownership and leadership, which were also enshrined in the Paris Declaration.