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Police-contributing countries will continue to provide civilian police officers.
Unless more resources are provided to develop human resources andincrease the low investment rates, these countries will continue to be locked into their poverty traps.
African countries will continue to pay special attention to those matters.
The first sentence should read Police-contributing countries will continue to provide civilian police personnel.
The Nordic countries will continue to follow the situation in Haiti closely.
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Without effective institutions and adaptive management practices, vulnerable countries will continue to experience adverse climate change impacts.
Troop-contributing countries will continue to provide the necessary military capabilities.
Countries will continue to promote the implementation of Security Council resolution 1325(2000) on women and peace and security at national level.
The population of all countries will continue to age substantially.
Countries will continue to need assistance to scale up the necessary planning, organizational and managerial capacity to plan large-scale distribution campaigns.
The figures in table 1 project that countries will continue to increase resources for population activities.
Host countries will continue promoting and protecting the human rights of all people on their territory, and donors will assist them in their efforts.
The meeting concluded that without a coordinated national drought policy, countries will continue to respond to drought in a reactive, crisis management mode.
Developing countries will continue to experience the effects of the crisis for a longer period.
Through practical initiatives like therecent Fiji workshop, Pacific island countries will continue to adopt a coordinated regional approach toward addressing the small arms threat.
Neighbouring countries will continue to bear the burden of those who have left Myanmar in search of safety, sustenance and freedom.
Police-contributing countries will continue to provide civilian police personnel.
Host countries will continue to need expertise during the 1990s with respect to the structuring of appropriate foreign investment regimes and fair and equitable joint venture arrangements.
To that end, developing countries will continue to need capacity-building support.
The CANZ countries will continue to be part of the global framework to address rising food and fuel costs.
However, many countries will continue to use the traditional census method.
We know that countries will continue to live in poverty if women remain under the heel of oppression.
However, these countries will continue to need international assistance in the period ahead to overcome the problems of transition.
However, these countries will continue to need international assistance in the period ahead to overcome the problems of transition.
Police-contributing countries will continue to provide the necessary civilian police capabilities approved by the Security Council.
Oil and mineral exporting countries will continue to benefit from relatively high commodity prices and investment in new production capacities.
Police-contributing countries will continue to provide civilian personnel. Donors will continue to provide resources for the restructuring of the Liberian military.
Troop-contributing countries will continue to provide the required troops; donors will continue to provide funding for reintegration, repatriation and resettlement programmes.
Police-contributing countries will continue to provide experienced and specialized officers to the United Nations Mission in the Sudan in order to meet United Nations-police requirements.
Troop-contributing countries will continue to provide the military capabilities approved by the Security Council, and regional States will cooperate in maintaining the integrity of Burundian borders.