Recognizing the need for access to financial services, in particular for the poor, including access to microcredit and microfinance,

But aid agencies need access.

It further reinforces the need for safe and unhindered access by humanitarian actors to populations in need.

We need to provide better market access, including access to financial services.

But people need access first and foremost.

Small, innovative firms need enhanced access to credit.

Much has been said about the need to make it easier for countries to access the technical assistance they need to fulfil their obligations.

Because humanitarian access has increased in many areas, there is a need for protection activities and services.

(i) We recognize the need for access to financial services, in particular for the poor, including through microfinance and microcredit.

They do not need paternalism they need training of human capital and access to markets and technologies.

Developing countries also need access for the unskilled labor intensive services in which they have a comparative advantage.

Access to the public hospital system is based on clinical need.

In many countries they need access to development aid coordination mechanisms.

The need for enabling actions in this field, including capacity building and improved access to scientific information, is recognized.

So this brings us to the need to increase normal access limits.

Also, there is a need to enhance public access to the database.

For that, they need access to energy, but they are not about to engage in military or even diplomatic adventures.

Many countries mention the need for substantial increases in capacity in this area, and easier access to existing scientific information.

There is an acute need for donors to simplify procedures and document transparent processes to access funding for the NAPs in an equitable manner.

The main challenges were the need for greater inflows of resource and greater access to markets the need for more predictability in policies and funding and the need to build Africa's capacity to manage its own development and ensure comprehensive and sustainable support for human rights.

Recognizing further the continuing need for favourable conditions for market access of exports from countries with economies in transition, in accordance with multilateral trade agreements,

Recognizing also the continuing need for favourable conditions for market access of exports from countries with economies in transition, in accordance with multilateral trade agreements,

Central Asia s economies need greater access to their neighbors markets, energy, and transportation infrastructure.

Most country programmes will need access to recent, high quality and disaggregated data on

ICT access points need to be designed to form nodes of a knowledge network.

Third, we need to have a predictable right of access and guaranteed security for our humanitarian workers and operations in the field.

In particular there is a need to continue efforts to enhance market access for forest products and services to benefit the poor.

Norway underlines the need for effective export control in denying terrorists access to weapons of mass destruction and their means of delivery.

We support the recommendation on access to reproductive health care and stress the need for the decision makers in September to reiterate the crucial importance of universal access to reproductive health care by 2015.

In that context, the need to reform the international trading system to increase market access for developing countries was stressed by many participants.

Since 1996, the Brazilian government has guaranteed access to antiretroviral drugs to anyone in need.

We need the cooperation of our international partners to gain access to health care resources.

He stressed the need to eliminate all forms of export subsidies, as well as domestic support measures, and to improve market access, including bound duty free and quota free access for cotton and other products.

Underlines the need for mountain women's improved access to resources as well as the need to strengthen the role of mountain women in decision making processes that affect their communities, cultures and environments

Considering the continuing need for the international community to have access to independent and in depth research on security issues and prospects for disarmament and non proliferation,

Underlines the need for improved access to resources for women in mountain regions as well as the need to strengthen the role of women in mountain regions in decision making processes that affect their communities, cultures and environments

Underlines the need for improved access to resources for women in mountain regions as well as the need to strengthen the role of women in mountain regions in decision making processes that affect their communities, cultures and environments

Helicopters are the only means to ensure access, with obvious implications for the effectiveness and cost of providing assistance to the population in need.

Policymakers and philanthropists need access to regularly updated information on how to use limited funds effectively.

9. Underlines the need for improved access to resources for women in mountain regions as well as the need to strengthen the role of women in mountain regions in decision making processes that affect their communities, cultures and environments

Stressing the need for increased access to markets, in particular for goods and services that are of export interest to developing countries, inter alia, through multilateral trade negotiations,

We need young people to take responsibility for facilitating and making the transition from lacking access to opportunities to fully exercising their rights and citizenship.

Reference was also made to the need to improve market access for alternative development products, in order to reduce and alleviate poverty in rural areas.

We also stress the role of civil society and women in development and the need for poor people to have access to credit and investment.

17. Underlines the need for improved access to resources, including land, for women in mountain regions as well as the need to strengthen the role of women in mountain regions in decision making processes that affect their communities, cultures and environments