Planning strategies should adopt a quot bottom up quot approach.

Farmers also adopt other crop management strategies to mitigate climate change impacts.

At the same time adopt strategies to deny its use to terrorists and extremists.

In order to achieve these results, the programme of cooperation will adopt the following strategies

A few entities have recently taken steps to adopt policies or strategies on gender mainstreaming.

SDT was important in enabling developing countries to adopt development strategies that suited their national conditions.

Encourage non governmental organizations and public and political associations to adopt strategies that encourage women's representation.

Structuralists typically advised governments to adopt import substitution strategies, using public sector intervention to overcome market failures.

They must adopt and implement national strategies that are ambitious, proactive and even bold in combating poverty.

Adopt by 2006 and begin to implement comprehensive national development strategies to achieve the development goals and objectives by 2015

To adopt environmentally sustainable development strategies giving due priority to social programmes and policies, including those on population and education.

It requires Governments to adopt national strategies focused on sustainable development, in close cooperation with the private and public sectors.

I call on all Member States to adopt strategies and action plans for implementing resolution 1325 (2000) and for promoting women's participation.

Invites Governments of least developed countries to prepare, adopt and begin to implement national development strategies to meet the internationally agreed development goals

Worse still, they have had to adopt strategies such as currency intervention and accumulation of foreign exchange reserves that export financial instability to others.

In many ways, NEPAD drives home the message that developing countries have no choice but to adopt and implement their own national development strategies.

(a) To adopt, by 2006, and implement comprehensive national development strategies to achieve the internationally agreed development goals and objectives, including the Millennium Development Goals

Since Governments had primary responsibility for sustainable development, both developed and developing countries should adopt policies and strategies on sustainable development and implement them strictly.

(a) To adopt, by 2006, and implement comprehensive national development strategies to achieve the internationally agreed development goals and objectives, including the Millennium Development Goals

Governments must adopt coherent and comprehensive energy strategies that include conservation measures, dramatic subsidies reforms and education and capacity building regarding energy efficiency and renewable energy.

If rich countries adopt simpler and more practical strategies to help Africa fight malaria, they can save millions of Africans while building enthusiastic support among their citizens.

Adopt, by 2006, and begin to implement comprehensive national development strategies to achieve the internationally agreed development goals and objectives, including, by 2015, the Millennium Development Goals

quot Noting also that the World Health Assembly, through its resolutions WHA 39.14 and WHA 43.16, has urged Member States to adopt comprehensive strategies of tobacco control,

Strategies

But those costs will have a significantly higher expected value if we do not adopt sensible global strategies that include adjusting our mitigation efforts in response to new information.

Mindful of the need to adopt and implement effective policies and strategies to promote the rights and the full and effective participation of persons with disabilities at all levels,

Urges the least developed countries that have not yet done so to develop, adopt and implement national development strategies to achieve the goals and targets of the Programme of Action

The Union looked forward to working with all those involved in implementing the Goals by providing technical support for development efforts and helping African countries adopt and implement national strategies.

We urge the Assembly to mandate the Secretary General to request the Millennium Project to assist countries that are willing and able to adopt and implement bold national development strategies.

(b) Developing national sustainable development strategies, including nationally owned poverty reduction strategies and sectoral policies and strategies

National strategies

Differentiated strategies

B. Strategies

development strategies

6. Encourages Governments to adopt a long term vision and holistic approaches in their sustainable development strategies, and to promote integrated approaches to policies related to sustainable development in mountain regions

But they might also adopt such strategies as reducing agricultural areas under cultivation or switching to less labour intensive but less nutritious crops, thus affecting the food security of the household.

There is a clear need, therefore, for these countries to adopt consistent strategies for building up the scientific and technological foundations they need to set in motion an optimal development dynamic.

4. Urges the least developed countries that have not yet done so to develop, adopt and implement national development strategies to achieve the goals and targets of the Programme of Action

Parallel with these processes, there have been social movements in our region that show the capacity of the neediest sectors, and especially of women, to adopt survival strategies based on solidarity.

c These strategies are derivations of strategies I and IV.

Adopt the following recommendations

You mean, adopt one.

We can adopt some.

There are various forms of treatment such as compensatory strategies with alternate modalities, verbal strategies, alternate cues and organizational strategies.

In such situations, affected households often have no other recourse than to adopt coping strategies that increase vulnerability to natural hazards, for instance by cutting trees to produce charcoal, thereby contributing to deforestation.