(f) the economic and social development needs of the Contracting Parties

(b) Ensuring, through participatory assessment, that actions are determined by human development requirements based on a full appreciation of the situation of the refugees

For almost three decades, sustainable development has been defined as development that meets the needs of the present, without compromising future generations ability to meet their needs.

In addition to policies and programmes developed specifically for youth, the needs of young people must be better reflected in broader development agendas.

On development, we needed to find a satisfactory balance between the moral imperative to meet the needs of developing countries and finding the resources necessary to do so.

Malawi supported UNIDO's medium term programme framework for 2006 2009, which reflected the needs of Member States in their quest to promote industrial development.

(v) Interactive forum for success stories and lessons learned from national efforts to apply science and technology to serve the needs of development.

This represented the first time that a holistic strategy to meet the development needs of the world has been established, with measurable targets and defined indicators.

Generally, developmental experts agree that a sustainable city should meet the needs of the present without sacrificing the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

The global development agenda must therefore underpin international efforts to ensure prevention and address the relief and rehabilitation needs of refugees.

The effective participation of the private sector, academia and local community based organizations in the development of integrated development policy would ensure the effective implementation and wide acceptance of strategies and measures.

Funding is directed towards activities which will have an impact on the development process, which are in accord with development needs and priorities of individual countries, and which are consistent with the outcome of global United Nations Conferences.

Achievement of the Millennium Development Goals would be the first steps along the road towards that level of human development, and it must not be forgotten that countries were at different stages of development and thus had differing needs.

Their needs can be different from those of the rich.

As such, it must be reliable, predictable, and directed towards development needs in ways that can be monitored, measured, and evaluated. Can the aid be monitored and measured?

However, meeting Iraq's immediate reconstruction and humanitarian needs, and investing in its long term development, will require continued and generous support from the international community.

The Arab Peace Initiative, combined with the long term development of a Water and Energy Union, offers the necessary basis to meet the needs of the region s peoples and mitigate future conflict.

Unless the ADB s member governments reverse its current policies, they, too, will be blamed for ignoring the urgent needs of the poor.

He welcomed these new features since they reflected the understanding that development went beyond addressing the critical needs of the vulnerable and could not be separated from global governance and conflict resolution.

Emergency Needs Assessment (ENA)

Is it being stolen? Is it supporting real development needs, such as growing more food, fighting disease, or building transport, energy, and communications infrastructure?

Young people underscore the critical need to form linkages between the World Programme of Action for Youth and the Millennium Development Goals in order to ensure that the needs of young people are better integrated into broader development agendas.

The aim of the approach is to develop a protocol to assist key post conflict development actors assess the needs of local communities that have been embroiled in conflict.

(a) Identify users' needs

Proposed supplementary support requirements

There is no interest in Washington, DC, in addressing the needs of America s poor, much less the needs of the world s poor.

The IAEA's energy assessment services build a State's capability for energy analysis and energy planning, taking into account the country's economic, environmental and social development needs.

Such a reform should be based not on present, but rather on future needs.

Additional regular budget requirements

Needs assessment for 2006

The needs of ageing populations are of growing concern.

Such cooperation is possible if every country's policies take into account not only the needs of its own citizens but also the needs of others.

Reaffirming also the role of the United Nations Environment Programme as the principal body within the United Nations system in the field of environment, which should take into account, within its mandate, the sustainable development needs of developing countries,

During that transition, sustained support should be provided to ensure that medium and long term needs of victims, in particular those of children, are adequately addressed.

This arrangement fits America s needs like a glove.

There were no new requirements.

Finally, she emphasized the secretariat's commitment to continuing its dialogue with the members of the Commission on issues related to FDI and its impact on development, so as to meet the needs and expectations of the developing countries in this area.

It is important to ensure balance and parallel progress within and between areas under negotiation, bearing in mind the needs and concerns of developing countries, and to achieve development focused outcomes through participatory, inclusive and transparent processes.

They all came into being to meet the needs of industrialism.

No additional requirements would result from this conversion.

(Cash and In kind, in thousands of United States dollars)

Additional requirements for the biennium 2006 2007

Others may identify particular assistance needs.

Translation needs of the Treaty Section

Stressing the importance of the symbiotic relationship between disarmament and development in current international relations, and concerned at increasing global military expenditure, which could otherwise be spent on development needs,