Addressing key challenges

Addressing economic and social challenges

Discussion papers presented by the Executive Director

While resources must be used efficiently, it was hard to understand how new challenges could be met with a regular budget that did not increase.

We for our part stand ready to help meet the challenges that remain.

The focus will be on addressing horizontal challenges facing exporters of services.

The principle of zero nominal growth in the proposed 2006 2007 programme budget was difficult to reconcile with the new challenges facing the Organization.

UNRWA attempted to address the challenges to its educational programmes by conducting remedial classes.

Addressing the political challenge head on is much better than trying to evade the debate.

Last Friday, we adopted a historic declaration, which constitutes a new and important step in the direction of enforcing collective security and strengthening the United Nations capacity to deal with the new challenges and threats that our societies are facing today.

My country will interact and cooperate constructively with the international community to face the challenges before us.

If the international community and UNRWA worked together, the Agency would be able to meet the challenges before it.

19. Also calls upon the international community to support the efforts of the Community in capacity building and in addressing the new challenges, opportunities and the consequences presented to the economies of the region arising from the process of globalization and liberalization

SWAps are being used by countries to fill major gaps in national policies for early childhood or to deal with new challenges, such as the impact on young children of HIV AIDS.

With great enthusiasm and hope, we then resolved to tackle the key challenges facing our world.

Responding to their challenges requires a new way of acting that recognizes the links between security and economic development.

That would be good if it reflected a genuine unity of purpose among Member States in responding to global challenges.

Today, faced with the realities of a new world, we must transform the United Nations to meet the shared challenges of our time.

We hope that the OIC and the Council of Europe will work jointly to address the challenges of international terrorism and Islamophobia.

The objective we seek in disarmament is to tackle threats to global security and find solutions to existing challenges.

We in Africa recognized the need to assume primary responsibility for addressing our development challenges and took practical steps through the adoption of the New Partnership for Africa's Development as the main framework to pursue sustainable development.

Opening Japan to more immigrants could help it to meet its demographic challenge.

In this environment, the Security Council s frozen composition is imposing significant limits on the international community s capacity to address global challenges.

Existing multilateral instruments in the field of disarmament and non proliferation are vitally important in responding to the challenges of security.

State building and peacebuilding in Afghanistan are also part of the process of addressing global challenges such as international terrorism.

The Commission will help to solve strategic challenges and to clarify the terminology, concepts and tools used in the context of peacebuilding.

Since then specialty services have been implemented to meet new challenges for addicted persons.

A new security consensus should take into account the need to address existing and emerging challenges to international and regional security.

In fact, it is not unusual that a Government has been able to address challenges in one development area, but not in others.

We need a Security Council that will enable the international community to effectively meet the challenges the world is facing in the twenty first century.

To address the above mentioned challenges, the Fund's management has set the following objectives to be met during the 2006 2007 biennium

To address the critical challenges facing the poor, an immediate and substantial scaling up of aid is the dire need of the time.

We now hope that the same human spirit and common interests will continue to prevail in addressing the socio economic and security challenges we face.

Effective implementation of those measures will enhance the effectiveness and credibility of the United Nations and will help us to meet the myriad challenges facing today's world.

Underlining the urgent need to continue to work on a wide range of reforms for a strengthened and more stable international financial system with a view to enabling it to deal more effectively and in a timely manner with the new challenges of development in the context of global financial integration,

In conclusion, when we look ahead, it is worthwhile to remind ourselves, on the occasion of this sixtieth anniversary of the United Nations, that the IAEA's role is crucial in addressing the new challenges that the United Nations is confronted with.

Finally, both Asia and the US must remain focused on addressing the fundamental macroeconomic policy challenges that contributed to the crisis. Some of these challenges, such as the buildup of global imbalances, have been discussed for many years.

Studying the successes gives us the knowledge and confidence to step up our shared efforts to solve today s great global challenges.

Second, the world needs enormous investments if it is to respond to the challenges of global warming.

We need an effective United Nations, a richly diverse organization that is united in its resolve and able to address the challenges and threats confronting the contemporary world.

We reiterate our full support for the United Nations, an institution we consider indispensable if future challenges are to be met.

We believe that they will contribute significantly to the efforts of the international community to deal with pressing challenges in the field of oceans and fisheries.

A new security consensus should take into account the need to address existing and emerging global challenges to regional and international security.

Thus, the time has come to redress the situation as we embark on genuine institutional reform of our Organization and for Africa to regain its legitimate rights with a view to enhancing the legitimacy and effectiveness of Security Council actions and resolutions, as well as its capacity to address the new challenges and threats faced by the international community.

States need to find answers to the new challenges, while maintaining the same respect for human dignity and fundamental rights.