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It was necessary to collaborate more closely in order to attain the objective of equality between men and women.
Two regional organizations andone international organization expressed their desire to collaborate more closely with CAPSA.
The authorities agreed to collaborate more closely with the United Nations system, including in the areas of health, education and capacity-building.
The Committee welcomed the ongoing cooperation among agencies and urged them to collaborate more closely.
Finally, we encourage all of the members of the Commission to collaborate more closely within the country-specific configurations in support of the countries on the agenda.
Since 1999 the Alliance has provided a mechanism for its partners to collaborate more closely, agree upon common goals and strategies and share a commitment to do more for immunization.
While small steps have been taken and constructive partnerships have developed,UNIFEM recognizes the importance of further expanding efforts to collaborate more closely with private sector partners.
It also appears that States have commenced to collaborate more closely with national institutions and human rights/disability NGOs during their preparation and discussion of their periodic reports.
Her delegation also was pleased that the Bretton Woods institutions were endeavouring to collaborate more closely with the United Nations development system.
It was asked specifically to collaborate more closely with developing countries willing and able to offer development assistance and with the Development Assistance Committee of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
The Working Party noted with appreciation the willingness of partners working in the pan-European region to collaborate more closely on streamlining the region's forest related reporting.
The Institute plans to collaborate more closely with the UNODC Regional Office for North Africa and the Middle East in Egypt, the UNODC Regional Office for Western Africa in Senegal and the UNODC Regional Office for Southern Africa in South Africa.
The representative of UNFPA remarked that for transition to recovery and long-term development,both humanitarian and development actors needed to collaborate more closely from the response phase.
During 2007, UNICEF andthe African Development Bank agreed to collaborate more closely on WASH in schools, on sanitation and on household water management.
In that regard, we call on all participating States and Partners for Cooperation to redouble their efforts to support the OSCE's response to assistance requests from the Afghan government, andwe welcome the opportunity to collaborate more closely with all our partners.
The United Nations was requested to collaborate more closely with OAU in the latter's peacemaking initiatives in Africa and to assist in the mobilization of financial and logistical support for specific OAU peacemaking activities.
The innovative approaches of this initiative led United Nations agencies andother institutions that operated separately to collaborate more closely at the community, country and global levels.
In conclusion, my delegation would like to urge the international community to collaborate more closely with national Governments in the successful implementation of the strategies drawn up with a view to keeping our promises to the children of the world.
It should be emphasized that at every duty station, including United Nations Headquarters, the host country was responsible for providing the necessary protection outside the perimeter of the United Nations premises, andthe Secretariat had to collaborate more closely with host countries on that point.
UNHCR, UNICEF, UNHCHR, the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs andothers are searching for ways to collaborate more closely with him in his work and to enhance efforts for assisting war-affected children and adolescents across the globe.
The Ministry needs to collaborate more closely with other relevant Government ministries(for example, the Anti-Smuggling Unit in the Ministry of Finance), LNP and United Nations police to increase law enforcement efforts in mining areas and at border crossings.
This report shows that States have begun to address the question of the human rights of persons with disabilities in their periodic reports and to collaborate more closely with national institutions and NGOs in the fields of human rights and disability during the preparation and discussion of their periodic reports.
It concluded with a call on the Commission to collaborate more closely with the ECOWAS Commission in support of the implementation of the ECOWAS plan of action to tackle crime and drug-related issues, and to lend its support to existing international initiatives, including the joint United Nations-INTERPOL West Africa Coast Initiative.
More evidence should be supplied in support of the frequent assertion that the remuneration of the officials of organizations applying the common system was becoming less and less competitive and, to that end, he urged the Commission and participating organizations to collaborate more closely, perhaps on the basis of the kind of data mentioned in paragraphs 265 and 266 of the Commission's report.
For example, the Harare CST willbe transferred to Pretoria, South Africa, in order to collaborate more closely with other United Nations agencies in the subregion and to enhance efforts to address the"triple threat" in southern Africa.
She was determined to collaborate more closely with the appropriate mechanisms within such regional bodies as the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights, the Secretariat of the Inter-American Commission for Human Rights, the Council of Europe and the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, and to contribute to improved cooperation between them, as she had recently done by participating in a meeting on the subject in Brussels.
The European Union welcomed the many recent adherents to the Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons, Especially Women and Children, supplementing the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime, andit encouraged States parties to collaborate more closely to enforce these two instruments by creating a solid and effective follow-up mechanism.
In 2006, the Office for Outer Space Affairs welcomed a request from the Council to collaborate more closely and, in response, sponsored the participation of a young professional of the Council in the United Nations/International Astronautical Federation Workshop on the Use of Space Technology for Water Resources Management.
Despite those positive trends, little progress had been made in three critical areas: firstly, the lack of sufficient and predictable resources handicapped the operational activities and the efforts of the recipient countries; secondly, some agencies, especially the Bretton Woods institutions and the World Trade Organization,needed to collaborate more closely with the United Nations resident coordinators; and thirdly, the developing countries lacked an enabling international climate to promote the attainment of their development priorities.