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Adapting a uniform screening strategy will also facilitate and stimulate research in the domain of GDM in Europe.
In view of the ever-increasing number of United Nations human rights mechanisms' recommendations(averaging for a significant number of countries 200-500 adopted by all United Nations human rights mechanisms-- UPR,Special Procedures and Treaty Bodies-- over a five-year timespan), the strategy will also adopt a coordinated approach towards providing technical assistance on reporting.
This strategy will also cover the transition as UNMIL draws down militarily para. 92.
In view of the region's high urbanization indices, the strategy will also focus on national capacity-building for the design and implementation of sustainable development policies for land-use management.
The strategy will also cover the administrative functioning of the different Government departments.
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In addressing these issues the strategy will also build partnership with new actors with widening of their func- tions and roles, to positively change the traditional roles and public perceptions.
The Strategy will also take account of the recommendations of the monitoring bodies established under the international organisations.
The 10 aims for education set out in the strategy will also, above and beyond advancing Millennium Development Goals 2 and 3, make a fundamental contribution to the other six Goals, either directly or indirectly.
The strategy will also need to address in a sustainable manner the underlying factors of conflict in a comprehensive way.
The strategy will also help to establish and encourage the development and retention of the Court's most important resource, its employees.
The strategy will also include the provision of technical cooperation services, such as specific training courses and workshops.
The Strategy will also raise awareness of the interventions, programmes, facilities and support that are available in the community and encourage greater use to be made of them.
The strategy will also include conducting analytical work and recommending options for public policies for consideration by member States, taking into account their varying national contexts.
The strategy will also focus on providing support to member States and their intergovernmental institutions in the implementation of regional and global platforms for action on gender equality.
The strategy will also explore both incentives and barriers for investment, provided through policy, legislation and institutional frameworks as well as through financial and market conditions.
The strategy will also cover such issues as incrementally building capacity in countries for compiling a set of ecosystem accounts with the appropriate scope, detail and quality.
The strategy will also contribute to the implementation of the Gaalkacyo Agreement signed between the Transitional Federal Government and the"Puntland" authorities, and facilitate the implementation of the Kampala process.
This strategy will also take into account support requirements and expertise or assets that would need to become an integral part of such planning and coordination efforts for the achievement of the common results.
The strategy will also involve the promotion of debate and policy dialogue on critical development concerns facing the Caribbean, through the conduct of analytical work and the transmission of wider regional experiences.
The strategy will also contribute to enhancing public financial management and accountability in order to attract more investment as well as enhance private growth and development, including small and medium-sized enterprises.
The strategy will also provide the framework for the revision of the United Nations Development Assistance Framework(UNDAF), which should be realigned to meet the overall goal of the United Nations integrated presence.
In addition, the strategy will also foster knowledge-sharing among member States and related institutions through e-networking and communities of practice on gender equality.
The strategy will also focus on strengthening the capacities of African countries and their development organization in formulating and implementing appropriate policies and programmes for achieving the internationally agreed development goals.
In addition, the strategy will also foster knowledge-sharing among member States and related institutions through e-networking and communities of practice on gender equality. Subregional activities for development.
The strategy will also include the provision of technical assistance and specific training services to promote the exchange of experiences and good practices with respect to the dynamics of productive development among stakeholders at the regional, national and local levels.
The strategy will also include creating networks with a wide range of stakeholders in the environmental sphere and the economic and social sectors related to climate change, including government institutions, civil society organizations, private sector representatives and relevant sectoral bodies.
The strategy will also incorporate the strategic workplan of MONUC which was shared with the Security Council mission to the Democratic Republic of the Congo on 18 and 19 May, the system-wide concept on the protection of civilians and the multidimensional approach to FDLR referred to in paragraphs 74 and 75 above.
The strategy will also emphasize policy-related work, including the systematization of information and the development of methodologies, especially the design of indicators for facilitating the analysis of trends in sustainability, and the identification of risks and emerging issues associated with environmental realities.
The strategy will also focus on strengthening the capacity of African countries and their development organizations in formulating and implementing appropriate policies and programmes for achieving the African development goals and the internationally agreed development goals beyond 2015 as and when approved by the General Assembly.
The strategy will also include field work and country-level research in collaboration with other institutions to develop performance indicators for measuring progress towards good governance, covering the three dimensions of governance, namely, political governance, economic and corporate governance and institutional effectiveness.