Step 7 The Treaty on Strategic Offensive Arms (START) and the Treaty on the Limitation of Anti Ballistic Missile Systems (ABM)

Instead of focusing on the demise of ABM we must look to the future.

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

Capacity building of the police and cooperation through transnational agreements has been effective, yet more needs to be done to curtail the trafficking of women and girls.

Effective July 2004, the maximum per diem payable to emergency hostel operators increased by three percent to 39.15 day for board and lodging.

Supports the Secretary General's recommendation to return to the ceiling of United Nations military personnel authorized in resolution 1509 (2003) by 31 March 2006

Supports the Secretary General's recommendation to return to the ceiling of United Nations military personnel authorized in resolution 1509 (2003) by 31 March 2006

This double edged challenge posed by the reduction in our access to financial resources and the demands of trade liberalization has drastically transformed the environment within which our national development takes place.

Strictly speaking, START and ABM are a bilateral issue, but of course this issue is of interest to the whole NPT community.

Any new measures proposed at the current Conference must avoid limiting the rights of States parties to use nuclear energy for peaceful purposes under article IV of the Treaty.

Improved general health status and reproductive patterns, together with access to appropriate general and specialized health care, have greatly reduced the incidence of maternal mortality in the last century.

Reiterates its request to the Secretary General to make the fullest possible use of facilities and equipment at the United Nations Logistics Base at Brindisi, Italy, in order to minimize the costs of procurement for the Force

We have formulated and are now implementing a programme for reactivating the economy and society, combining more dynamic growth with increased attention to providing social services and job creation, all with the aim of reducing poverty and hunger.

The partners in the fight against AIDS face strategic challenges in putting available resources to work to curb the spread of the epidemic among children and adolescents and at the same time, provide care, support and treatment to those already affected.