(h) Take effective steps to improve physical conditions in prisons, reduce the existing overcrowding and properly guarantee the fundamental needs of all persons in custody

C. Investing in physical infrastructure

Physical infrastructure had also suffered due to years of neglect and misuse.

Timely material planning will be used to authorize dispatch of SDS.

Experts said that trade and transport facilitation must not exclude physical infrastructure.

Inadequate physical infrastructure also continues to cast a shadow over efforts to improve the investment climate.

India is simultaneously tackling the hardware of development (ports, roads, airports) and its software (health care, education).

The Secretary of Public Health announced that during this week a mass fumigation will take place to avoid the emerging of possible diseases.

The protests are much more about political and economic freedom than about material needs, reflecting a keen awareness that such needs are merely a symptom and consequence of the absence of political and economic freedom.

Longer term equilibrium prices, however, are ultimately determined in cash markets where buying and selling physical commodities reflect the fundamental forces.

It will take years to rebuild physical infrastructure, establish strong institutions, and heal the wounds of war.

Conscious of the huge material losses sustained to crops, homes, basic infrastructure and tourist and other areas,

Far from it. But in the long term, sustaining it will require far sighted public policies and investments in hard and soft infrastructure to support the private sector s high capacity for innovation.

Their biggest and most compelling challenge is to meet citizens basic needs.

Nowadays, poverty is treated as a state in which basic requirements for a decent life are unmet.

The main factors contributing to the variance are increased requirements under training, air transportation, facilities and infrastructure, and medical equipment.

On one hand, Pakistan is seeking large investments from China to improve its physical infrastructure and exploit its considerable mineral wealth.

Investment in physical infrastructure is one very concrete expression of official support for volunteering.

The Department's objective was to strengthen security as quickly as possible while ensuring that available funds were used to address essential needs ahead of recommended requirements.

Refugee participation in needs assessments, one key aspect of the standards and indicators process, has been increased.

The key resource requirements fell under five headings military contingents facilities and infrastructure air transportation ground transportation and civilian personnel.

Only once these programme needs are identified and the corresponding inputs of resources (financial, human, technological and organizational) are quantified can the administrative requirements of the core programme of an agency be properly estimated.

This would imply the ability to finance an important proportion of unmet needs for infrastructure financing.

Poverty in Africa refers to the lack of basic human needs faced by certain people in African society.

If anything, those resources should be increased in order to fulfil basic humanitarian needs.

Even among those employed, 45 per cent do not earn enough to provide for the basic needs of their families.

There is an increased need for better material planning for new peacekeeping missions. Tables of equipment are required as templates for each element of complex missions.

While the importance of good physical infrastructure is well known, social infrastructure is equally important and should be understood to incorporate an underlying social contract between citizens and the State.

A regime that cannot respond to its citizens basic needs has no legitimacy at all.

Accelerating development and meeting people's basic needs would go a long way to improving security.

But, as China grows increasingly dependent on imports of resource commodities to meet its basic needs, its coast will continue to enjoy a transport cost advantage.

The region must further commit itself to a co investor role, mixing private and public investment in physical, technological and institutional infrastructures.

The embargo has had a very negative impact on the availability of the basic materials needed to develop the many existing physical education and athletics programmes.

Far from it. But in the long term, sustaining it will require far sighted public policies and investments in hard and soft infrastructure to support the private sector s high capacity for innovation.

The embargo has badly damaged Cuba's sports industry by making it difficult to update the related technology, which, had it been developed as planned, could today provide many of the resources needed to make sport accessible to all and facilitate the activities of its top athletes.

She noted that 2.5 million grandparents say they are responsible for the basic needs of the grandchild living with them.

The program provides for a person's basic needs while encouraging and supporting them in their efforts to become self sufficient.

13 45 per person per year are required to meet basic infrastructural needs, 30 per person per year for basic health needs, 15 per person per year for basic education, and 10 per person per year for other high priority items.

The conference report stresses the strategic importance of investing in physical infrastructure (telecommunications, electricity and roads) that link rural areas to urban centres.

Against this backdrop, physical infrastructure in Africa is in need of rehabilitation, upgrading and expansion in order to compensate for many years of neglect and poor maintenance.

Noting with serious concern the effects of the civil war in Somalia and in particular the destruction of the physical, economic and social infrastructure of Somalia,

Providing the basics they need, like food and blankets and offering programs to help them cope with tragedy.

Table 6. Ratio of contributions towards core budget requirements in 2006 2007 under the Convention and under the Kyoto Protocol

They recognize that stable, equitable markets are better than physical infrastructure at creating jobs and driving long term growth.

The fact is that assessment of food requirements in Bosnia and Herzegovina representing only 34 per cent of the poverty line amount shows that food expenses account to a large extent for essential needs.