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The report highlights the need to accelerate progress in key strategic areas and the special emphasis the Special Representative will place onthree overarching recommendations of the study, namely the development in each State of a comprehensive strategy on violence against children; the introduction of an explicit national legal ban on all forms of violence; and the consolidation of national data collection, analysis and dissemination, and research in this field.

[...] [...] Montreal Protocol, and the need forthe developmentofan exit strategy.

[...] [...] and, encouragingparticipatory processes, engaging with civil society, and creating greater sensitivity to the need forsocial [...]

[...] [...] account of theirdual vulnerability- as minors and as [...]

In that regard, many countries underlined the need for continuous capacity development assistance from the secretariat in order to formulate sound natural resources management policies as well as green growth/green economy policies.

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Planning for care provision and permanency should be based on, notably, the nature and quality of the child’s attachment to his/her family, the family’s capacity to safeguard the child’s well-being and harmonious development, the child’s need or desire to feel part of a family, the desirability of the child remaining within his/her community and country, the child’s cultural, linguistic and religious background, and the child’s relationships with siblings, with a view to avoiding their separation.

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The International Year of Planet Earth stimulated dialogue between policy-makers and the private sector on the need for improved use of geoscience knowledge in planning megacities, managing natural resources, mitigating the effects of climate change and assessing natural hazards.

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During his presentation, the Senior Monitoring and Evaluation Officer described phase-out results planned and achieved at the level of projects and national consumption, the link to the production sector phase-out of CFC-113 and CTC and its monitoring, the duration of conversion contracts, causes of delays and suggested remedies, the innovative phase-out contracts developed to convert numerous small solvent users, and the need for further development of the technical support system.

She stated that UNDP was also active in addressing challenges related to gender equality, including violence against women and the need for a better balancebetween work and family life.

[...] [...] the languages to ensure transparency and fairness in the Codex [...]

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The High Representative of the Secretary-General for the Alliance of Civilizations summed up the need for this dialogue based on the fact that “cultural diversity has become a major political issue challenging modern democracies, pluralism, citizenship and social cohesion, as well as peace and stability among nations”.

The need to increase agricultural production and productivity and develop export markets for agricultural products, and the role that cooperatives play in sustainable agricultural production were highlighted.

Taking note of the reports of the Special Rapporteur on contemporary forms of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance submitted to the Human Rights Council at its fourth, sixth, ninth and twelfth sessions,9 in which the Special Rapporteur highlighted the serious nature of the defamation of all religions and the need to complement legal strategies, and reiterating the call of the Special Rapporteur to all States to wage a systematic campaign against incitement to racial and religious hatred by maintaining a careful balance between the defence of secularism and respect for freedom of religion and by acknowledging and respecting the complementarity of all the freedoms embodied in internationally agreed human rights instruments, including the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights

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Finally, after stressing the importance of trade as a means of eradicating poverty and creating employment and the need from early conclusion of the Doha Round and for duty-free, quota-free market access for the least developed countries, she said that the forthcoming United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development would provide another opportunity for identifying gaps within existing sustainable development frameworks.

I would like to point out that, during the 2004 discussions relating to development and modernization in the Arab world, Iraq emphasized the importance of activating the mechanisms of the joint Arab system to deepen the foundations of democracy, expand the participation of the masses in the political sector and in the taking of national decisions, continue economic reforms to raise the living conditions of Arab nations, ensure social justice and underscore the importance of women’s role in society and the need to support their rights and to empower them,as well asmany other important matters.

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The need to adopt a Services waiver at the World Trade Organization that would allow for more preferential and favourable treatment of services and service providers from least developed countries was also discussed.

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[...] [...] focus on the complementarity of work between Codex and ISO and strengthen relations between the Codex and ISO Secretariats, between the Codex Committees and the ISO Technical Committees,and between Codex and ISO Members.