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UNRWA was therefore exposed to a very tight funding regime, with possible severe consequences in the event of a short delay in receiving remittances from donors or a sudden decline in contributions.

The strategy would need to address issues related to energy in development, the financial constraints of local authorities and specific development problems in countries.

In these letters the Director-General reminded Member States of the current cash difficulties of the Organization and that he would appreciate full and timely payment of contributions due.

Furthermore, the region faced multiple development shocks: food, fuel and finance; resource constraints; natural disasters; weak institutional capacities; and poor governance arrangements.

UNRWA indicated that its efforts were hampered by resource constraints and that it had plans to implement the recommendations during 2010.

[...] [...] the resource constraints and security [...] [...]

Given the current financial constraints, the resources available for education are being deployed in as efficient and effective a manner as possible.

Urges all States, specialized agencies and nongovernmental organizations to continue and to increase their contributions to the Agency so as to ease the ongoing financial constraints, especially with respect to the Agency’s regular budget deficit, noting that financial shortfalls have been exacerbated by the current humanitarian situation on the ground that has resulted in rising expenditures, in particular with regard to emergency services, and to support the Agency’s valuable and necessary work in assisting the Palestine refugees in all fields of operation.

[...] and resources constraints (including personnel) [...] [...]

[...] of budgetary constraints, it is very [...]

[...] are financially deprived but are not receiving [...] [...]

In the context of economic realities and financial constraints, Member States are the ones to ultimately answer this central question: Should the United Nations abdicate their commitment to cultural diversity within one world and succumb, for the sake of pragmatism, to the trend towards de facto monolingualism and its inherent single-thought culture, or do they truly want to stand up coherently for their valued principles in further preserving the right and duty of using a diversity of languages to serve “the Peoples of the United Nations”?

With the African Union, the Departments often did not have a counterpart due to the human resources constraints faced by the African Union.

In making the recommendations, the Council is acutely aware of the financial constraints facing the General Assembly and it has therefore recommended only those things it considers essential for the effective functioning of the new system to ensure that it is independent, professional and accountable.

Despite its financial constraints, caused by unprecedented floods this year, Pakistan will continue to provide all possible support to UNRWA and the Palestinian Authority.

The implementation of the 2011 to 2014 national plan to combat illicit drug trafficking, and its political declaration, jointly designed by the Government, UNIOGBIS and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, has been hampered by financial constraints, in spite of existing capacity to implement it.

[...] water resources posed threats to food [...] [...]

However due to financial constraints, the PAF is unable to adequately address the needs of the disabled.

There is little perspective for reversing this trend, partly because these programmes themselves suffer from resource constraints, and partly because they favour implementation by themselves and by beneficiary countries, rather than by specialized agencies.

[...] of greater budgetary constraints.

[...] [...] of budgetary constraints and an international [...]

However, they continue to face financial difficulties, since Mr. Al-Murbati was the main breadwinner of the family.

And, over and above the Permanent Delegations, we now launch an urgent appeal to all of the Organization’s Member States to approve document 33 C/5 unreservedly and thus renew their full support for the Director-General’s efforts to improve UNESCO’s efficiency without having to face excessively severe financial constraints.

Although budget constraints prevented the [...] [...]

It was stressed that, in view of the shortage of funding under the regular budget, both monitoring mechanisms were dependent on the availability of the necessary funds.

The proposals contained in the addendum to the proposed programme budget (A/64/6 (Sect. 34)/Add.l), which took into account the current economic climate and budgetary constraints, would enable the Department to better respond to the challenges currently facing the Organization and fulfil its mandate responsibly and effectively.

Despite that, we do review the effect of the policy each year to ensure that the scale and scope of the Local Student Financial Assistance Scheme is adequate, and that there is no undue hardship on families with marginal means.

Though these poultry farmers and vendors are small enterprises, they can still provide a certain amount of employment opportunities, why would the Government rather give them ex gratia payments at a time when it is financially stringent than doing something to save these SMEs which may make our society more prosperous and turn these workers to live on the dole?