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At the national level, the implementation of the Programme of Action on Social Development, as advocated by the Social Summit, is not something new for Malaysia, as almost all of its measures are already incorporated in broadly supported Government policies and programmes.
Lastly, he called for speedy implementation of the measures aimed at meeting the special needs of Africa, as advocated in the 2005 World Summit Outcome, which would facilitate equitable economic and social development in a globalized world.
They make use of such concepts as biodiversity protection and integrated management, as advocated by Agenda 21 and the Convention on Biological Diversity, and may serve as models for
As advocated in guidance and tools developed for governments,[2] planned relocation policies should be implemented through inter-ministerial bodies
Thus, the inclusion of ageing in national developmental plans, as advocated by the global targets on ageing for the year 2001(A/47/339), is important for the development of society.
In addition to moderation, as advocated by the Global Movement of Moderates initiated by the Prime Minister of Malaysia, effective international cooperation was also required for combating terrorism, in accordance with international law.
Special sessions on housing finance and decent work, as advocated by the International Labour Office, were included in the programme in recognition of the importance of these topics for the current urban agenda.
Welcomes the efforts to establish a global information system on internally displaced persons, as advocated by the representative of the Secretary-General, and encourages the members of the Inter-Agency Standing Committee to continue to collaborate in those efforts;
nobody thinks about also approving sufficient funds, as advocated in the Charter, for development.
IT recommends that the authorities in the Niger take these measures on board and include civil society, NGOs and the general population in development strategies and in development itself, as advocated by the United Nations.
help ensure respect for certain rights, only an approach based on human rights can place man at the centre of development, as advocated by the United Nations.
could spur industrial development, in combination with appropriate national policies, as advocated in the New Partnership for Africa ' s Development(NEPAD).
the international community has created an important momentum for enhanced international cooperation in addressing the multifaceted issues raised by the international movement of people, as advocated by the Secretary-General in his report on international migration and development in 2005.
Yet, two years after the adoption of a decision to grant a temporary waiver to enhance production of and access to generic drugs, no progress had been made in finding a permanent solution, as advocated in the decision.
These mechanisms include the Action Group against Money-Laundering in Central Africa(GABAC), which is a framework for international cooperation acting as a regional group as advocated by the Financial Action Task Force on Money-Laundering(FATF).
The World YWCA welcomes the steps that Governments are taking worldwide to reform their legal systems in order to tackle violence against women, as advocated by the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women.
One major obstacle that still needs to be addressed is the poor understanding by decision makers of the close link between disaster reduction principles as advocated by the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction and sustainable, longer-term development planning.
In this regard, the independent expert supports the organization and holding of an international conference on peace, security, democracy and development in the Great Lakes region, as advocated by the Security Council and the Secretary-General.
During the discussion, many representatives expressed appreciation to and commended UNODC for assisting countries in countering the drug problem and providing an institutional framework for international cooperation, as advocated by the General Assembly at its twentieth special session.
The three main views recalled in that connection were: to have the Council reconstituted as a guardian and trustee of the global commons and common concerns, as advocated by the sponsor delegation; to retain it since its historic mission had not yet been fulfilled and the Council could still prove useful; or to have the Council abolished since its mandate had been fulfilled.