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UNMIK should support efforts in this regard.
The United Nations has vast experience in this area and should support efforts towards good governance.
The media should support efforts to end violence against women.
The time had come to bring about peace in the Middle East, andthe international community should support efforts to achieve that objective.
All States should support efforts to strengthen the Convention and to increase the number of parties.
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The international community should support efforts aimed to this end.
UNCTAD should support efforts by developing countries to harmonize their intellectual property policies with their development objectives.
All participating States should support efforts to ensure their safety.
UNCTAD should support efforts of developing countries to attract and benefit more from FDI, including by helping them to formulate and implement investment policies in line with their development strategies.
CPF members, other international organisations, andregional institutions and processes should support efforts to strengthen national capacity and capability for monitoring, assessment and reporting.
UNCTAD should support efforts to advise on and coordinate competition policies in the relevant regional forums.
NPT parties should recognize the importance of the Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Material in setting standards for the protection of nuclear material used for peaceful purposes, and should support efforts to strengthen the Convention and to increase the number of parties.
Developed countries should support efforts in developing countries so that mining can generate sustainable development.
The Security Council and other parts of the United Nations system should give careful consideration to the different roles women play in conflict and in subsequent peacemaking and peace-building;donors should support efforts by civil society to empower women's peace-building efforts and to help those who have been victims of conflict, including refugees.
The United Nations should support efforts to fully include poor and otherwise marginalized women in democratic processes.
Emphasizes that in capacity-building for post-conflict recovery and reconstruction, the continuity of administration and public services, the coherence of the public sector and a multi-stakeholder approach are important prerequisites, and that in capacity-building for post-disaster and crisis situations, the United Nations system, particularly the Department of Economic and Social Affairs andother United Nations bodies, should support efforts to distil and share lessons learned and best practices;
The international community should support efforts to provide adequate resources dedicated to capacity-building of regional organizations.
TCDC programmes should support efforts by developing countries to adapt to the newly emerging global economy and to respond to the increasing shift towards a liberalized global trading regime.
United Nations agencies andother international actors should support efforts to establish a specific target for the reduction of violent deaths within the post-2015 development agenda.
Governments should support efforts to establish accredited professional volunteer management courses, drawing on existing experiences elsewhere but adapted to local circumstances.
In general, the United Nations agencies and other international actors should support efforts to set a specific target for the reduction of violent deaths within the post-2015 development agenda.
NPT parties should support efforts to limit enrichment and reprocessing facilities only to NPT parties in good standing already in possession of such facilities that are full-scale and fully functioning.
With respect to the Democratic Republic of the Congo,the Committee should support efforts to bring about effective governance, respect for human rights and the rule of law, including the forthcoming constitutional referendum and general elections.
The Committee should support efforts to enhance the role of UN-Habitat, encourage implementation of the outcome of the Habitat II, and agree on modalities for Habitat III. Careful drafting of those modalities would contribute greatly to the success of that Conference.
UNCTAD's research and political dialogue in this area should support efforts to deliver effective financial services to SMEs, micro-enterprises and individuals as well as help developing countries to formulate and enforce competition law.
UNCTAD should support efforts of developing countries and economies in transition to attract and benefit more from FDI, including by helping them to formulate and implement investment policies and by assisting with relevant legislation and regulations in line with their development strategies.
To promote workers' living standards within that sector,policies should support efforts to mobilize and train women in establishing and sustaining group activities, such as procuring, maintaining and managing common production facilities and marketing of products;
UNMIT should support efforts to foster a national consensus dialogue and to support Parliament'sefforts to establish a follow-on institution to implement the recommendations of the Commission for Reception, Truth and Reconciliation and the Commission for Truth and Friendship, which will be supported by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights(OHCHR) and the UNDP-funded international prosecutor.
Paragraph 53 of the São Paulo Consensus, adopted at UNCTAD XI(TD/B/410),states that UNCTAD should support efforts of developing countries and economies in transition to attract and benefit more from FDI, including by helping them to formulate and implement investment policies and by assisting with relevant legislation and regulations in line with their development strategies.
The international community should support efforts to promote justice for human rights violations, particularly by strengthening Afghan institutions of justice that respect internationally recognized norms.