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Poor countries still lacked the capacity for sustainable development.
In 2007, at the midpoint for the MDGs,UNIDO still lacked a gender policy.
UNHCR indicated that Italy still lacked an adequate multidisciplinary age determination procedure.
Nevertheless, the vast majority of the world population still lacked Internet access.
JS9 stated that Italy still lacked a proper Freedom of Information Act.
As at February 2013,86 per cent of pupils remaining in the north still lacked access to education.
Women still lacked information and knowledge about what the Government was doing to help them.
However, the majority of the world's people still lacked access to a basic telecommunications infrastructure.
It was clear to her that several delegations felt that those consolidated texts still lacked essential elements.
ECRI stated that Cyprus still lacked an integration policy and pursued a restrictive immigration policy.
However, despite its best efforts,many in the region still lacked access to energy sources.
However, the draft resolution still lacked clarity, as had been apparent from the statements delivered following its adoption.
After a decade of this gradual integration strategy,it became evident that the schools still lacked full integration.
Rural women had access to credit but still lacked farming equipment and basic education and training.
Slowly, the country appeared to be building a framework with which to protect human rights, but it still lacked effectiveness.
Many developing countries,in particular in Africa, still lacked the necessary resources to implement their development plans.
It was a matter of great concern that the Organization,with a budget envelope in the billions of dollars, still lacked an accountability framework.
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Sierra Leone still lacked basic necessities, such as adequate shelter, food and access to affordable or free education, good roads, health care, electricity and drinking water.
While the Summit had been a success overall,the Global Compact and its Office still lacked sufficient and regular funding.
The country still lacked a comprehensive database on the magnitude of the problems, and faced challenges related to national development programs.
Recent events in various regions had shown that the United Nations still lacked the capacity to react rapidly.
In particular, the narratives in the budget still lacked a clear definition of the activities to be carried out and their effect on programme priorities.
An expert reported that, despite national legal reforms,Latin American women still lacked equal access to land title and credit.
At the time of the review, the Tribunal still lacked a system to control all non-expendable property and ensure that it was accounted for and included in the property inventory records.
In the ECE region, air pollution was still very high,while more than 100 million people still lacked access to safe drinking water and adequate sanitation.
In the WHO European Region, 62 million people still lacked access to basic sanitation facilities, and almost the same number lacked access to piped drinking water in their homes.
Although women's participation rate in the labour market was one of the highest in the world,women still lacked access to the highest positions, especially in the private sector.
The international financial system still lacked a coherent and realistic international strategy to deal with financial instability and the debt sustainability of developing countries.
It was noted, however, that the most deprived areas of the country still lacked FDI, and special support was requested in this respect.