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He pointed to the need for legislation, affirmative-action policies, data collection, appropriate training for justice officials and other actors, and national action plans against racism.
Some delegations pointed to the need for further triangular cooperation in order to achieve the goals defined in the outcome document.
Experts welcomed the scaling up of ODA flows, but pointed to the need to channel increasing resources to specific infrastructure development and productive capacity building programmes.
Sri Lanka pointed to the need to strengthen cooperation schemes to share data and information concerning traffickers and the vessels used by them.
Several evaluations have pointed to the need to establish better accounting systems with a view to improving cost control;
Another representative pointed to the need for a forum for appropriate transfer of technology for MDIs and requested that this be included in the draft decision.
Experts pointed to the need to strengthen the private sector in developing countries and to generate an attitudinal change in respect of work and a culture of change.
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Participants also pointed to the need to incorporate human rights, environmental and gender perspectives into trade policies.15.
Several representatives pointed to the need for additional guidance in filling out the questionnaire.
Sri Lanka pointed to the need to strengthen cooperation schemes to share data and information concerning traffickers and the vessels they use.
In terms of management and resources, both evaluations pointed to the need to allocate dedicated resources to the rapid deployment roster project.
Participants pointed to the need to develop data requirements for each hazard scenario and to make those scenarios available to the regional network.
Several also pointed to the need to give refugees the chance to speak out as their voices mattered most.
UNICEF's Regional Director for Eastern and Southern Africa, Elhadj As Sy, pointed to the need for more advocacy on behalf of children.