The Department of Political Affairs, the Department of Peacekeeping Operations and the Department of Safety and Security are working to address those challenges.

It would be appropriate to recall here that regional organizations have played an important role in meeting those challenges.

That balance should be preserved, and the United Nations should be able to respond to those challenges.

Therefore, in considering how the Council can now most effectively tackle those challenges, I would like to concentrate on just two issues.

These must be addressed quickly and with determination.

Such problems must be addressed.

Measures must be taken to address those problems.

We would like to consider the challenges that the Organization will encounter in the future and how it will cope with those challenges.

Unless these factors are addressed, human rights violations will continue.

To tackle those causes, it is imperative to involve local civil society.

In response to each challenge, Asians respond pragmatically.

My Government has taken a head on approach in meeting these challenges.

That calls for increased spending in the sector to address those challenges.

Africa is now aware of the multidimensional challenges confronting it and of the strategies to be implemented in order to meet those challenges.

A number of legal, logistical and practical challenges have yet to be addressed.

We should therefore reflect together on how to address the root causes of those situations.

The proposed work schedule, however, failed to address those problems.

Each country has a duty to address social development within its own society, and each also has a duty to contribute to progress towards a more global solution to these challenges.

They have also diverse priorities and strategies and responses as to how to address them.

That will enable us to face that scourge from a multilateral perspective and with a unitary focus.

Support in the area of the rule of law, including assistance to law enforcement and criminal justice reform, but also innovative crime prevention action, is necessary to assist Governments to meet these challenges.

A key challenge in the whole process remains addressing the problems of the Kosovo economy.

He asked what measures the State party intended to take to address that problem.

These issues should be addressed once again in the report requested in paragraph 12 above.

We have been trying together to cope with such new challenges for some time, but only recently have we been able to reflect on them and reach a number of agreements that we trust will enable us to reform the Organization with a view to address these challenges, as a whole, more efficiently and with renewed ambition.

There is, therefore, an urgent need for the enactment and rigorous implementation of concrete measures to address those challenges.

The disaster response mechanisms developed jointly by the Government and UNAMA have grown increasingly effective in collecting information on and facilitating the response to humanitarian crises.

So where should Chinese leaders look for help in meeting these challenges?

The study will indicate these challenges and propose ways for improving data collection and their use for formulating responses to violence.

How can we meet these new challenges? To begin with, any development policy must attempt to modernize our sources of production.

The Programme of Action is the first step taken by the international community to help them address those problems.

How the global community responds to those challenges will determine how well its young citizens will be able to fulfil their potential.

Again, current manuals and handbooks lack guidelines to address these emerging challenges and issues.

They establish the principles on the basis of which we can attack that problem, individually and together.

International cooperation and capacity building. Almost all nations share similar challenges in dealing with air pollution, but the capacity to address these challenges varies tremendously.

As we move into the future and as globalization progresses, Canada recognizes the international challenge of addressing the welfare of youth.

Thank you once again, Sir, for convening this series of meetings as we continue to pursue the challenges of addressing today's threats.

Yet our world summit could not generate any consensus on how to address those truly global threats.

One of the main challenges to the implementation of human rights standards was Brazil's federal structure and the difficulties involved in coordinating action at the various levels of government in order to address that problem, legal provisions had been adopted to codify a grave violation of human rights as a federal offence.

However, a number of major challenges would need to be addressed to translate those steps and commitments into an action plan.

In Asia, these challenges are dealt with through systematic modernization and international cooperation, including regional twinning of cities.

In renewing my Department's commitment to the implementation of Security Council resolution 1325 (2000), I intend to vigorously address these challenges in the coming years.

Countering extremism and intolerance is another important pillar of such a strategy, as is the development of better instruments for State cooperation in counter terrorism.

But at the same time, to be able to tackle these threats with really effective international cooperation, we as individual States need to have some common ground.

The Secretary General's incisive and comprehensive report is indeed the culmination of a vital initial phase of preparing the groundwork for heads of State to address the key issues of world poverty and security, and of how the multilateral system can best help tackle those challenges in future.