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(b) The resolution of humanitarian issues is anchored on various human rights challenges, including resolution of theplight [...][...]

Introductions of modern science and technology to smallholder farming should take into account these characteristics and be based on farmer knowledge networks, better infrastructure, and a system approach involving crop rotation and integrated crop and feedstock production.

[...] [...] should be child-centred, rights-based, [...]

The best way to protect the rights of the child in this context is to ensure that migration policies in general do not criminalize migrants, are non-discriminatory in purpose and effect, address the entire process of migration from a child and gender perspective, arepremised onand respectful of human rights norms and standards, and are evidence-based and coordinated between all relevant stakeholders.

[...] [...] registration had beensufficiently provided forunder [...][...]

(b) In order for the JIU reports to be thoroughly and effectively utilized by the UNESCO legislative organs, the recommendations contained therein must be: (a) directed at correcting clear deficiencies with practical, action-oriented measures to solve significant problems; (b) convincing and well-supported by the facts and analysis in the report; (c) realistic in terms of implied resource commitments and technical capabilities; (d) cost-effective; and (e) specific regarding actions to be taken, and those responsible for taking actions, so that implementation and resulting impact can be clearly tracked.

In particular, this has been achieved by linking actions for the safeguarding and rehabilitation of monumental heritage with the traditional skills and associated know-how, and projects creating cultural itineraries for sustainable cultural tourism with the promotion of endogenous capacities for income generation through crafts and/or local and national museum development.

[...] [...] also needsto haveadequate intermediate access [...]

With the overall goals of addressing development threats and taking note of the development priorities of the Secretary-General, the subprogrammes aim to achieve the following development results: (a) Governments of member States have more effective, inclusive and sustainable development policies for addressing development from a multidisciplinary perspective, to narrow development gaps and build resiliency; (b) global processes are shaped by a stronger coordinated regional voice and countries are supported in implementing international commitments; and (c) regional cooperation mechanisms and institutional frameworks are in place, supported and implemented to promote regional integration and inclusive development.

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The Committee is hopeful that the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela will continue the implementation of its planned activities with outstanding progress, and will sustain and build upon its current levels of reductions in ODS.

We seek to achieve specific development results as articulated in least developed countries’ national development plans and priorities, based on solidarity and partnership within the context of South-South cooperation.

[...] [...] society should be founded on and [...][...]

[...] the networkingwith women’s organizations was inadequate.

[...] [...] framework or capacitiesfor rights-based support [...]

(a) For those concluding that foreign finance had a relevant impact on growth, policy responses should be based on achieving the pre-crisis levels of capital inflows and better managing them

Fourthly, modern conflicts require complex strategies and comprehensive solutions based on theunity ofobjectives; the predictability of material, technical and financial support; the effective combination of military and civil stabilization efforts; and close coordination, taking into account regional contexts and the optimal involvement of the potential of regional organizations pursuant to Chapter VIII of the United Nations Charter.

[...] [...] therefore supportedtheestablishment of an Intergovernmental [...][...]

The Meeting further noted a need to develop a rational response to such situations which is firmly anchored in the object and purpose of the Convention and which does not undermine the legal obligations to destroy all anti-personnel mines in mined areas as soon as possible.

[...] [...] putting in placesufficient legal safeguards [...][...]

(j) The work programme of theUniversity is based on the recommendations and suggestions made by the Councilof Arab Ministers of the Interior, proposals from conferences and symposiums organized by the University and recommendations emerging from events in the Arab world or other international events which have been presented to the university by experts involved in security organizations and the administration of criminal justice in Arab countries.

As indicated in the previous report, a number of Member States expressed the view to the Secretariat that the Audiovisual Library was a core activity of the United Nations which should be placed on a solid foundation for the present and the future by means of funding under the regular budget, and requested that their view be conveyed to the Advisory Committee (A/64/495, para. 27).

Therefore, green growth strategies focusing on sustainable infrastructure— anchored to the provision of basic services to the poor—and on integrated land and water resource management can greatly contribute to achieving the Millennium Development Goals and addressing climate change while serving as an engine of economic growth to overcome the current economic crisis.

[...] [...] management approach, building on the steps [...][...]

Women and youth will be central to these efforts, and a systemic approach to community- and local-based development approaches will emphasize voice, self-reliance, gender equity and the development of social capital.

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[...] [...] through such creativepartnerships.