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The catalyst in that process was agriculture, which would provide food security, create wealth and generate employment.
Dialogue and training programs which would provide opportunities for mutual learning, based on issues indentified in co-operation with partner organizations are the core of the organization's work.
He endorsed the focus on the development of tourism, which would provide some external earnings, and on livestock development,
They may lodge claims with LD which would provide free conciliation service to assist them in resolving their disputes with employers.
There was an ongoing debate on the issue of electoral reform, which would provide better opportunities for women.
(a) The establishment of more centres for street children which would provide food, security and bath facilities;
There had been convergence on a large number of areas in the discussions, which would provide a good basis for further consultations.
Strengthen its National Plan on Disability, so that people with disabilities have progressively access to a wider array of services, which would provide them with greater independence(Costa Rica);
It should strengthen its analytical work within a development cooperation framework incorporating the concept of policy space, which would provide a basis for further cooperation between developing and developed countries.
The establishment of the African Centre for Study and Research on Terrorism, which would provide training on counter-terrorist activities, develop and maintain a database and a journal review on terrorism and counter-terrorism activities in Africa;
In 2002, OHCHR and UNDP initiated the joint Municipal Assessment Programme, which would provide human rights assessments in 48 municipalities, setting out baselines and indicators against which progress can be measured and targeted programming can be developed.
His Government had therefore been a sponsor of General Assembly resolution 67/53 and would support the group of governmental experts which would provide technical advice to the Conference on Disarmament.
Many representatives, some speaking on behalf of groups of countries, said that they favoured option 2, which would provide for a stand-alone financial mechanism along the lines of the Multilateral Fund aimed at providing funding for compliance with obligations under the mercury instrument.
The Fund and the Government have concluded negotiations for an Enhanced Structural Adjustment Facility agreement which would provide an additional $80 million over a three-year period, at concessional interest rates.
He regretted, however, that the sponsors of the draft resolution were unwilling to wait for the forthcoming report of the Secretary-General, which would provide a comprehensive assessment of the United Nations system ' s response to children affected by armed conflict.
However, the bill on the reorganization of the Ministry of Justice, which would provide for the establishment of new planning and judicial inspection units, has yet to be adopted by the Parliament.
The participants were looking forward to the upcoming review of the special session, which would provide a better understanding of the drug phenomenon and make future interventions more targeted and more effective.
The family(protection against domestic violence) bill, which would provide for protection orders and orders with regard to the occupation of the matrimonial home, would be debated during 1997 and an equal opportunity act would be introduced in the near future.
(o) The State party should consider ratifying the Optional Protocol to the Convention, which would provide for the establishment of a national protection mechanism with the authority to make periodic visits to places of detention;
The concept of a new building on the Robert Moses Playground which would provide swing space and subsequently be utilized as a consolidation building had been integral to the capital master plan when it had
