Enhancing the guidelines to identify and more fully address the needs and circumstances of developing countries and regions

Such contributions had to ensure that assistance programmes responded fully to the needs of beneficiary countries.

The Expert Group agreed to revisit the issue once the needs and circumstances of developing countries had been addressed in the different chapters.

That policy covers various objectives related to young people, such as improving their quality of life and their development at all levels and attending to the needs of vulnerable and marginalized sectors of youth.

To further the integration of persons with disabilities in society, Bahrain adopted a comprehensive strategy to promote the rights and equal opportunities of persons with disabilities, with special emphasis on the needs of women with disabilities.

It welcomed the initiative by the secretariat to improve the reader friendliness of documents, and encouraged it to consider alternative ways of providing the necessary information in a concise manner.

Commends the outstanding level of the Academy's academic publications and the issues and studies they contain which respond to the needs and aspirations of the Islamic Ummah as well as the civilizational, intellectual and scientific changes they face.

The summit agreement to establish a peacebuilding commission will make a major contribution to a better coordinated international response to the needs of countries emerging from conflict.

The Conference commended the excellent standard of scientific publications issued by the Islamic Fiqh Academy and the subjects and studies covered therein, which meet the needs and aspirations of the Islamic Ummah in facing all civilizational, intellectual, and scientific challenges.

Nevertheless, beyond marketing, there is a need for conservation and processing of products in order to reduce wastage and provide food security during the period between harvests, particularly in the forest zone.

A notable initiative in that regard was a programme to train young women from rural areas as community educators who would be responsible for addressing the needs of rural children in all aspects of their development.

On enhancing the guidelines to identify and more fully address the needs and circumstances of developing countries and regions, the Expert Group proposed inclusion of several case studies in the guidelines relevant to those needs and circumstances.

During the meeting, the Parties also discussed the possibility of using the Multilateral Fund to address developing country needs under the Rotterdam Convention and the precedent of the non compliance regime under the Protocol as a potential model for that Convention.

Under its revised 2002 National Anti Poverty Strategy entitled Building an Inclusive Society , the Irish Government was addressing the needs of specific groups that were particularly vulnerable to poverty, including women.

It would seem that various collective methods, perhaps instances of what Thorkild Jacobsen called primitive democracy, in which disputes were previously resolved through a council of one's peers, were no longer sufficient for the needs of the local community.

Also affirms that good governance, sound economic policies and solid democratic institutions responsive to the needs of the people are also key to the full realization of the right of everyone to the enjoyment of the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health

5. Affirms that good governance at all levels, sound economic policies and solid democratic institutions responsive to the needs of the people are also key to the full realization of the right of everyone to the enjoyment of the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health

According to the ECA assessment, where real progress has been achieved, it was in areas where a small number of agencies pooled their resources around selected joint projects programmes that respond to the needs of NEPAD and not to individual programmes of work.

The vision conveyed by those instruments stems from the principle of equal rights, whereby the needs of each and every individual are of equal importance and must be made the basis for the planning of public interventions so as to ensure that every individual has equal opportunity for participation.