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[...] [...] dignity of the Afro-Ecuadorian people; the adoption of measures to reduce the educational [...] [...]

[...] [...] to reducing the size of secondary [...] [...]

[...] [...] interest rates and narrowing fiscal deficits, [...]

[...] [...] order to reduce the pay gap between women and men in the State party.

[...] developments towards narrowing the digital divide, [...] [...]

ESCAP will build strategic partnerships with other key intergovernmental institutions and development actors in the subregions, such as ASEAN, the Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation (BIMSTEC), the Council of Regional Organizations in the Pacific (CROP), the Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO), the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC), the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), and develop and implement programmes in a coherent and coordinated manner in line with United Nations efforts to “deliver as one”, utilizing the full assets of the United Nations development system at the subregional and national levels to bridge key development gaps.

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[...] [...] urbanization and poverty, shrinking cities, ageing, [...] [...]

[...] priorities” for MP V. These included training of media workers; bridging the digital divide through community multimedia centres in remote areas; local content production and the utilization of knowledge for sustainable development; reduction of the digital divide; [...] [...]

[...] [...] perspective, to narrow development gaps [...] [...]

[...] [...] to urge further scaling down of the role [...] [...]

[...] [...] provide support to narrow the gap between United [...] [...]

But in the short to medium term, it is likely to reduce the ability of developing countries and poor people to close this gap by getting the textbooks, scientific information and computer software they need at affordable cost.

If we can narrow knowledge gaps and [...] [...]

In order to lay the foundation for closing these gaps it is important therefore, before undertaking any assessment, to understand and explore the conceptual linkages between the MDGs measurement metrics and WIPO’s RBM framework.

Such an approach counters efforts that focus on violence against women as solely a woman’s issue, as it risks minimizing the role that socio-economic, cultural, religious, racial, ethnic, ability, education, access to citizenship and resource allocation inequalities play in maintaining epidemic levels of violence against women.

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[...] [...] actual budget increases to a minimum.

[...] [...] estimates had been narrowed but not quite [...]

[...] [...] areas, as well as lessen the disparity in development between the eastern [...] [...]

Beyond recovery, efforts are needed to initiate and sustain a long-term process of greening the global economy, by reconfiguring businesses and infrastructure to deliver better returns on natural, human and economic capital investments, while at the same time reducing greenhouse gas emissions, extracting and using fewer natural resources, creating less pollution and waste and reducing social disparities, while remaining within the carrying capacity of ecosystems.

[...] [...] and data in the theme, including gaps [...]

[...] [...] in the study, “Narrowing the Gaps to Achieve [...] [...]

In this case, you will have to recover the partition to be reduced first.

The FAO report offered recommendations to Governments, donors and development practitioners to close the gender gap, which included: accounting for gender differences in rural development policy; ensuring gender equality for rural women in law and in practice, including holding Government officials accountable; providing information and training to women and girls; and easing time constraints for women through provision of essential public services and improved technologies.

The perception, held by some resettlement countries, that certain groups of refugees pose greater security risks than others, coupled with the restrictions certain host countries place on access to refugees for resettlement processing, have diminished the prospects for resettlement of refugees with acute protection needs in a number of situations.

It is well known that the proximity talks were supported by the Palestinian leadership, the Arab countries and the international community as a means to bridge the gap between the two sides on the issues of settlements, borders and security and to reaffirm the agreed terms of reference of the peace process in order to pave the way for direct negotiations.

[...] [...] although the gap is narrowing.

The lessons learned from the Tribunal’s efforts to implement a completion strategy must be shared with other institutions embarking on such endeavours, so that difficulties can be minimized and best practices maintained and implemented.