(e) Promoting international cooperation to assist vulnerable countries in enhancing their resilience and managing climate risks, giving priority to the most vulnerable countries.

The most vulnerable are the least developed countries.

The landlocked developing countries were among the most vulnerable countries of the world.

In the global economy, the most vulnerable are whole countries.

Women, in particular, remain vulnerable in many countries in all regions.

Without coherent peacebuilding strategies, vulnerable countries may not escape the cycle of violence.

Liberalization should be complemented by measures in support of least developed countries, landlocked countries, and small and vulnerable economies.

Countries that have outstanding debt in dollars or other foreign currencies are especially vulnerable.

A program that meets the needs of the more vulnerable countries is under construction.

Will there be contagion to vulnerable countries in Europe and elsewhere? Not just yet.

In several countries, including Mali, Mauritania and Niger, vulnerable populations suffered from severe malnutrition.

The proliferation of agreements also marginalizes the vulnerable countries even more and are very costly to negotiate, especially for smaller countries.

It was stressed that young democracies, developing countries and countries with economies in transition were especially vulnerable to transnational organized crime.

But some vulnerable countries are still struggling to finance countercyclical investment and expanded social protection services.

However, in some countries existing laws appear to be inadequate, or control procedures vulnerable to misuse.

Indeed, it affects the entire Arab world, particularly the vulnerable Gulf countries, and even Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Poor countries and communities are the most vulnerable and have done the least to create the problem.

Domestic workers are among the most vulnerable and exploited class of workers in developing countries including Pakistan.

(b) Further strengthening action in all countries and providing assistance to developing countries, in particular to least developed countries, with special attention to persons with disabilities in vulnerable circumstances

Climate change, which was largely brought about by the activities of developed countries, has made it difficult for poor and vulnerable countries to fight poverty.

Within the G 20 countries, there are mechanisms that attend to the interests of the most vulnerable citizens.

As in many other countries, refugees and immigrants in Brazil are among the most vulnerable members of society.

Small and poor developing countries are particularly vulnerable and are in need of international support to fight terrorism.

The international community continues to focus on the development needs and challenges faced by the most vulnerable countries.

Equally important is the strengthening of regional and international capacities to support the national efforts of vulnerable countries.

Many countries were currently in a very vulnerable position as a result of climate change and natural disasters.

Of those young people, 85 per cent live in developing countries, where many are especially vulnerable to extreme poverty.

It was noted that such crimes caused greater harm to developing countries, whose people were particularly vulnerable, than to developed countries moreover, developing countries had fewer resources with which to confront the problem.

But paying for and delivering these vaccines to the most vulnerable citizens of low income countries poses a significant challenge.

This is imposing an increasing burden on the poor and vulnerable, especially in developing coastal countries and small island states.

The effects of HIV AIDS can be devastating to women, who are the most vulnerable group in the poorest countries.

With the sustainable development of many highly vulnerable countries, including small islands, at stake, the time had come to act.

Given that the countries share the world s longest disputed land border, India is particularly vulnerable to direct military pressure from China.

For the purpose of this decision additional costs means the costs imposed on vulnerable countries to meet their immediate adaptation needs.

Likewise, the United Nations system plays an equally vital role in assisting the vulnerable countries in meeting their objectives and goals.

Almost all affected or vulnerable countries are now implementing plans and programmes, and some have specific budgets for meeting this commitment.

She described these countries as generally vulnerable, many of them as a result of their geographical characteristics of smallness and remoteness.

The conference will, among other things, seek to stimulate and showcase concrete projects to build early warning systems for vulnerable countries.

Owing to globalization, developing countries had become more vulnerable to problems arising in the economies of developed industrial countries, which placed an additional burden of responsibility on the latter.

Recognizing also that landlocked developing countries, with their small and vulnerable economies, are among the poorest of developing countries, and noting that, of the thirty one landlocked developing countries, sixteen are also classified by the United Nations as least developed countries,

Recognizing also that landlocked developing countries, with their small and vulnerable economies, are among the poorest of developing countries, and noting that, of the thirty one landlocked developing countries, sixteen are also classified by the United Nations as least developed countries,

Support bilateral initiatives undertaken by some developing countries for debt cancellation to benefit LDCs and further encourage other developing countries to also undertake similar initiatives to strengthen solidarity with this most vulnerable group of developing countries.

Second, adequate resources should be made available to poor and vulnerable regions and countries to enable them to adapt to climate change.

Despite their strong fundamentals, emerging countries still feel vulnerable in the face of the West s economic weakness, policy shortfalls, and political paralysis.

Aiming for 1.5 C could mean a world of difference to countries and communities vulnerable to rising sea levels and extreme weather.