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The Special Committee recognizes the special needs of children in armed conflict situations.
In this regard, the Special Committee recognizes the importance of gender advisers to United Nations missions.
The Special Committee recognizes the importance of the ongoing development of a strategic guidance framework.
In order to accelerate the selection process, the Special Committee recognizes the need for Member States to submit the names of persons interested in being considered for appointment to the posts of Special Representative,Special Envoy and other civilian leadership positions within the coming year.
The Special Committee recognizes the importance of the sponsorship of conventions by the General Assembly.
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The Special Committee recognizes the importance of the ongoing development of a strategic guidance framework.
The Special Committee recognizes the special needs that children, especially girls, have in conflict situations.
The Special Committee recognizes that peacekeeping operations have to address all challenges in a comprehensive way.
The Special Committee recognizes that security sector reform is a nationally owned process.
The Special Committee recognizes the potential contribution of the African standby force to peace and security in Africa.
The Special Committee recognizes the important role of civil affairs officers in United Nations peacekeeping operations.
Furthermore, the Special Committee recognizes the need to strengthen the front offices of the respective assistant secretaries-general.
The Special Committee recognizes that peacekeeping operations may in some cases not only be military or political.
The Special Committee recognizes the effort to establish the African Standby Forces through regional partnership arrangements.
The Special Committee recognizes the important role of relevant United Nations bodies and civil society actors in this regard.
The Special Committee recognizes the multiplicity of stakeholders involved directly and indirectly in African peacekeeping capacity-building.
The Special Committee recognizes the need for timely professional training for administrative and support staff in the field.
The Special Committee recognizes the need for ongoing efforts to raise awareness among United Nations peacekeeping personnel.
The Special Committee recognizes the particular need to ensure the sustainable handover of peacebuilding activities to the national authorities.
The Special Committee recognizes the vital role played by military and police personnel in United Nations peacekeeping operations.
The Special Committee recognizes that the training of personnel for peace-keeping operations is essentially the responsibility of Member States.
The Special Committee recognizes the ongoing need to broaden the base of countries contributing to United Nations peacekeeping operations.
The Special Committee recognizes that many troop-contributing countries are still faced with the problem of lack of full sustainability.
The Special Committee recognizes that national ownership remains the fundamental principle behind which international engagement should align.
The Special Committee recognizes the need to enhance the predictability, sustainability and flexibility of financing peacekeeping operations undertaken under a United Nations mandate.
The Special Committee recognizes the importance of the Integrated Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration Standards in supporting the planning and implementation of disarmament, demobilization and reintegration programmes supported by the United Nations.
The Special Committee recognizes the concerns of Member States regarding medical aspects of peacekeeping operations, including the high risk of the transmission and contraction of HIV/AIDS and other communicable diseases facing United Nations peacekeeping and other personnel in the field.
The Special Committee recognizes that protection of civilians is the primary responsibility of the host country and, accordingly, emphasizes that relevant peacekeeping missions with this mandate should conduct their tasks without prejudice to the primary responsibility of the host Government to protect civilians.
The Special Committee recognizes the important role being played by child protection advisers in peacekeeping missions where they are deployed; recommends the inclusion, where appropriate, of specific child protection provisions in peacekeeping mandates; and encourages the deployment of child protection advisers in all relevant peacekeeping operations.
The Special Committee recognizes the benefits of further delegation of recruitment authority to the field in terms of enhancing efficiency, but it also stresses that such reform necessitates proper policy guidelines and monitoring mechanisms, as well as adequately trained and experienced human resources staff.