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The participants acknowledged the risks associated with the adoption of new technologies.
In addition to tackling HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria, polio and other infectious diseases, the Participants acknowledged the significance of strengthening health systems to effectively deal with major health challenges including maternal, new-born, and child health.
All the participants acknowledged the need to distinguish between the functions of teaching and examining.
In the light of the locust situation in the western part of the area of the invasion andits probable progression, the participants acknowledged the absolute necessity of implementing emergency measures in September 1993 in the most heavily infested zones, located in southern and central Mauritania and northern Mali, which constitute a reservoir for the spread of the problem.
The participants acknowledged the progress made by countries in the region, but there remain many challenges.
It states that"in addition to tackling HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria, polio and other infectious diseases, the Participants acknowledged the significance of strengthening health systems to effectively deal with major health challenges including maternal, newborn, and child health", thus reconfirming the importance of a comprehensive approach to health.6.
The participants acknowledged that innovative financing for development had already achieved successful results in the health sector.
In conclusion, the participants acknowledged that psychotherapy is inexpensive, effective, and readily disseminated.
The Participants acknowledged that strengthening a comprehensive and community-based approach would help in achieving the MDGs.
In this regard, the participants acknowledged the role that Governments can play in supporting smaller tourism providers.
The participants acknowledged that the training workshop helped them to gain to a better understanding of the elements that should be reported in BURs.
At the World Summit for Social Development, all the participants acknowledged that the primary responsibility for attaining the goals set forth in the Copenhagen Declaration and Programme of Action rested with national Governments, with the support and contribution of the international community.
The participants acknowledged the importance of linking relevant ongoing global processes in order to achieve concerted international efforts to meet common challenges.
The Participants acknowledged the importance of the Education for Sustainable Development initiative and its promotion to address environmental issues effectively.
The participants acknowledged the impact of migration into the territories of the region and urged administering Powers to respect the wishes of local populations.
The participants acknowledged, however, that not all forms of participation led to social transformation, noting that some might reproduce or even reinforce existing social stratification.
The participants acknowledged the important role played by civil society in the process of transition to Palestinian statehood, as well as in building and developing Palestinian institutions.
The participants acknowledged the progress achieved in UNAMID deployment and operations and commended the improvement in cooperation and coordination between the Government and UNAMID.
The participants acknowledged that there was a need to build the capacity of vulnerable and disadvantaged social groups in order to enable their meaningful participation in and contribution to policymaking processes.
The participants acknowledged the importance of making efforts to further advance minority rights with the aim of building a responsive and inclusive police force and judiciary at the national level.
The participants acknowledged that the Sahelo-Saharan region continues to face serious security challenges, linked especially to terrorism, transnational crime and the proliferation of weapons.
In addition, the participants acknowledged that peace and security, development and human rights are the pillars of the United Nations system and the foundations for collective security and well-being.
The participants acknowledged the need for more clarity on how to properly apply the risk-based approach when entering into correspondent banking relationships, and managing such relationships on an ongoing basis.
The participants acknowledged that the diversion of precursor chemicals remained an ongoing challenge and that countries in Central America faced an increasing problem involving the diversion of psychoactive pharmaceutical products.
In addition, the participants acknowledged the importance of a more active role for civil society in decision-making processes and the implementation of public policies, and agreed to seek new ways to strengthen global solidarity on various issues.
The participants acknowledged that while significant progress had been made by the global community, there remained much to be done in order to accelerate that progress towards 2015, by reaching out to the poor and marginalized.
The participants acknowledged the efforts of the Special Committee in carrying out a critical review of its work with the aim of making appropriate and constructive recommendations and decisions to attain the objectives of the mandate of the Special Committee;
The Participants acknowledged the active involvement of African, Japanese and international civil society organizations in the TICAD process, and the importance of further broadening the existing TICAD partnership using a participatory approach.
The participants acknowledged the importance of considering the effects of pollutants at global, regional and local scales, due to the non-linearity of ozone chemistry, the non-uniform distribution of population and the sensitivities of particular ecosystems or regions.
The participants acknowledged the challenges faced by the organizations in collecting and reporting statistics on drugs and crime due to the illicit nature of the activities, the hidden populations involved and the political sensitivity in reporting those statistics.