Recovery is then costly, in terms of both time and material resources.

He said many countries identified soft technologies, such as geographic information systems and technologies for measurement, monitoring, and verification such as tide gauges, rather than hard technologies for adaptation.

Stressing various uncertainties, he suggested that investments in these technologies may begin with present day needs that address climate variability concerns and are further justified by consideration of climate change.

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India is simultaneously tackling the hardware of development (ports, roads, airports) and its software (health care, education).

But the costs of moving into a non defaulting environment are high.

In the cyber world, by contrast, actors are diverse (and sometimes anonymous), physical distance is immaterial, and some forms of offense are cheap.

The economic and physical capital costs to the Palestinian economy of the past five years of hostilities continue to mount.

1.12 Capital improvements and associated recurrent costs in respect of Agency facilities and camp infrastructure as well as other major developments, including the Palestine Refugees Records Project (PRRP), will continue to be provided for under the project budget.

This is one of the costs of the incomplete nature of financial integration in Europe.

Most of them are migrant workers who can't afford a hotel.

The costs of environmentally unsustainable water use must be quantified.

The cost of operating a regional or subregional centre is not fixed.

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Different types of assistance do not have similar per capita costs.

We underline the need for measures to further strengthen cooperative and collaborative efforts to address transit transport issues, among others to improve the physical infrastructure and non physical aspects of transit transport systems and to develop joint ventures and strengthen institutions and human resources.

Despite these advances, however, the underlying materialistic assumptions driving poverty eradication efforts remain virtually unchallenged it is generally accepted that an increase in material resources will eradicate this condition from human life.

According to Ogburn, cultural lag is a common societal phenomenon due to the tendency of material culture to evolve and change rapidly and voluminously while non material culture tends to resist change and remain fixed for a far longer period of time.

He highlighted the APF project design, which involves assessing current vulnerability, characterizing future climate risks, developing adaptation strategies and continuing the adaptation process.

Global economic growth and rising populations are putting unprecedented stresses on the physical environment, and these stresses in turn are causing unprecedented challenges for our societies.

We need to relate educational rights and the economics of poverty to intangible resources such as language and cognitive capabilities.

As explained by James W. Woodward, when the material conditions change, changes are occasioned in the adaptive culture, but these changes in the adaptive culture do not synchronize exactly with the change in the material culture, this delay is the culture lag.

29.17 The requirements of 2,237,500 will provide for eight posts and related non post costs for the Office of the Under Secretary General.

Other material benefits include temporary, one time, and other cash benefits and non cash benefits to uninsured persons or families in need.

In this regard, the Committee notes that in addition to support costs, there are programme costs, with the line between them often being vague and the latter including an element of support costs that is not always clearly disclosed.

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(iv) The number of countries that have adopted investment and trade liberalization policies, including the removal of physical and non physical barriers.

The non post requirements of 1,290,600, reflecting a net decrease of 1,500, would provide for general temporary assistance and overtime to cover peak workload periods, contractual services for the language training programme, related equipment and supplies and the contribution of the United Nations Office at Vienna to the cost of the joint medical services administered by IAEA.

The interference of cost push factors contributed to the unexpected persistence of inflation.

Much important work was done to develop tools for identification and evaluation of soft and hard technologies for adaptation.

The General Assembly of the United Nations, in its resolution 59 80, expresses the concern of States about the risk of linkages between terrorism and weapons of mass destruction.

We would never accept medical practitioners advising ultra expensive and ineffective aspirins for gangrene because the cost of aspirin outweighs the cost of losing the leg.

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C. Investing in physical infrastructure

Membranes, or other physical and chemical barriers, must be developed in order to isolate the products from one another in a reliable fashion.

UNRWA regards the allocation of current funding to future staff costs inappropriate to its current situation.

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