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This would mobilize support on specific issues and promote better policymaking and targeting and delivery of services.
Given their lower global-warming potentials, hydrochlorofluorocarbons(HCFCs) would mobilize fewer funds.
If that were to happen,the international community would mobilize more human and financial resources to address the problem.
National programmes of action should not involve Governments alone butshould stimulate a national process that would mobilize all sectors of society.
If the internally displaced were returning home from exile abroad,UNHCR would mobilize international assistance to facilitate the return and reintegration process.
Only in such a forum could the governmental stakeholders establish the collective will, as a basis for the strategic management of the resources they would mobilize.
UNESCO had recently coordinated an international campaign in which young people would mobilize their peers for a twenty-first century free of drugs.
The approach proposed would mobilize virtually all available lower court magistrates over a period of a few months, thus providing an opportunity for the estimated.
Through its vast network of donors andcommercial investment funds, UNCDF would mobilize additional resources to support UNDP and UNCDF joint country programmes.
If there was a silver lining in the otherwise dark cloud of the Conference's failure,it lay in the hope that leaders and citizens would mobilize for prompt remedial action.
His Government hoped that the United States would mobilize sufficient resources to combat the illicit trafficking of drugs by sea, pursuant to an agreement signed in 1997.
In 2008 it would host the Fourth Tokyo International Conference on African Development,which it hoped would mobilize the knowledge and resources of the international community.
In that regard, the Department would mobilize its efforts to publicize the issues contained in the forthcoming Secretary-General's Agenda for Development.
Such a situation calls for urgent intervention andthe putting in place of national policies and plans that would mobilize all available resources and capabilities in addressing and remedying these problems.
The Government would mobilize all the human resources available to it in order to implement the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration process; however, coordination was also needed to mobilize additional financial resources since disarmament and demobilization, in particular, would require a significant funding commitment.
Through its vast network of donors andcommercial investment funds, UNDP/SUM would mobilize additional resources to support UNDP and UNDP/SUM joint country programmes.
The Non-Aligned Movement and the Group of 77, who, in their efforts, identify themselves with the persistent quest for such a future, naturally and more than ever manifest their interest and willingness to engage resolutely in an effective andequitable partnership which would mobilize energies in the service of this great endeavour.
However, we expect the Secretary- General to submit a detailed proposal on how the United Nations would mobilize systemwide support as well as provide resources for the implementation of NEPAD.
The long-term strategy announced in the national plan of action includes the production of service plots with full-cost recovery, the decentralization of responsibilities in the shelter sector andthe implementation of a long-term housing finance system, which would mobilize households savings, including those of women.
Her delegation hoped that the Secretary-General's special initiative for Africa would mobilize the entire international community to contribute as generously as possible to economic and social recovery in Africa.
Her delegation firmly supported the implementation of the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction and the Global Survey ofEarly Warning Systems and trusted that the International Year of Planet Earth in 2008 would mobilize all citizens of the world to face the challenges ahead.
A second challenge for UNICEF was to develop a process that would mobilize new partners and generate public support during the period leading up to the Special Session of the General Assembly in 2001, which should announce new and bold commitments.
The Rome-based agencies were working to ensure that the upcoming International Conference on Nutrition would mobilize political will to improve global nutrition.
In a collective effort, it is expected that recipient countries would mobilize and scale up their own funds to match their national plans, and international agencies would prioritize funds for the support of the implementation of the 2008 SNA and, to the extent possible, scale up their support.
Mongolia trusted that the second United Nations Conference on Landlocked Developing Countries would mobilize political momentum for tackling those countries' unique vulnerabilities.
The Fund would mobilize both public and private capital to leverage largely foreign private investment in projects which can effectively reduce greenhouse gas emissions consistent with national sustainable development plans and programmes in the energy, and possibly other, sectors, such as industry, agriculture and forestry.
The Committee argued that a currency-transaction tax would be technically feasible,could be efficiently implemented, and would mobilize more funds than all innovative financing instruments put together so far.
The aim is to make a qualitative leap in the development process through a five-year plan which would mobilize the Malagasy people and the international partners towards rapid growth and poverty reduction in line with the measures laid down in relation to MDGs.
It was vital for developed countries to meet the official development assistance(ODA) target of 0.7 per cent of gross national income; to provide sustainable and predictable assistance for debt management so that national resources could be liberated for development; andto create innovative sources of funding that would mobilize domestic and international resources in a complementary fashion.