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A meaningful measure of vulnerability could also heighten the sensitivity of the international donor community to the special problems of SIDS.
Attention was drawn by some delegations to the special problems of two groups of disadvantaged countries namely, small island developing States and landlocked countries.
What is more, we believe that international institutions could assist by being more receptive to the special problems and special needs of a number of developing States.
Reference was made to the special problems of rural women, whose participation in agricultural development was very high because of the migration of many men to urban areas.
Subregional strategies are being developed in several areas of the world, but at a pace andin forms that vary according to the special problems and conditions prevailing in each subregion.
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Nor is the sheltered housing available always adapted to the special problems that some women have, for example women with disabilities or women who are substance abusers.
This guideline combines the text of article 78, paragraph 1(e), andarticle 79 of the 1986 Vienna Convention and adapts it to the special problems posed by the communication of reservations.
This is particularly true with regard to the special problems of small island developing States in view of the increased likelihood of those countries being negatively affected by climate change and rising sea levels.
Over the next 20 years, the international community will also need to give greater attention to the special problems of countries with very low fertility and ageing populations.
With regard to the special problems of island developing countries and in follow-up to the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development, the Global Conference on the Sustainable Development of Small Island Developing States was held in Barbados from 25 April to 6 May 1994.
Providing technical assistance for the implementation of the WTO Agreements on Technical Barriers to Trade and on Sanitary andPhytosanitary Measures with a view to responding to the special problems faced by the LDCs;
She also hoped that the next report would give attention to the special problems of the elderly and the disabled, providing disaggregated data according to gender and rural/urban area.
It welcomed the new language proposed by the Vice-Chairmen of the Ad Hoc Open-ended Working Group on An Agenda for Development with respect to the special problems and features of countries with economies in transition.
IPF, IFF andthe Forum have also given emphasis to the special problems faced by countries with low forest cover, which can be particularly susceptible to land degradation and desertification.
Consideration should be given to requesting the International Committee of the Red Cross or some other designated body to study andmake recommendations as to the special problems arising from prolonged occupation.
In assessing؛٦ the time required, consideration has been given to the special problems resulting f from the distance that often separates the parties to an international sale and,? the complications resulting from differences in language and legal systems.
Communities should provide, or strengthen where they exist, a wide range of community-based support measures for young persons, including community development centres, recreational facilities andservices to respond to the special problems of children who are at social risk.
It is important that the course not only impart information butalso sensitize the police with regard to the special problems resulting from domestic violence, such as requirements for social support services for women victims.
We note with appreciation the contribution made by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, as the focal point within the United Nations system on the landlocked developing countries, to the formulation of policies andmeasures at different levels relating to the special problems of landlocked developing countries.
In relation to the special problems of LDCs, UNCTAD, as an analytical and policy-making institution, should not only undertake economic development research and analysis, but should also act as an organization striving, by all means, to support the poorest countries in their efforts to overcome economic disparities and to tackle the various problems which act as constraints to development.
On the measures of international assistance to third States affected by the application of sanctions, UNCTAD feels that further andmore specific reference should have been made throughout the report to the special problems and needs of affected developing countries.
Calling the attention of the Members of the WTO to the special problems of landlocked developing countries arising from their lack of territorial access to the sea, remoteness from world markets, additional border crossings, dependence on transit services of neighboring transit countries which result in high trade transaction costs, administrative delays and cumbersome procedures that significantly erode competitiveness of landlocked developing countries.
It fails to capture the special problems faced by these countries and their vulnerability to external shocks.
We will support their noble endeavours to overcome the special problems caused by their lack of territorial access to the sea and their remoteness and isolation from world markets.
UNFPA will also work to address the special problems associated with the ageing of populations and to devise policies and provide assistance and services responsive to the needs of refugees and recent migrants.
ESCWA for its part continues to accord particular attention to the special development problems of Yemen.