The Decent Work Imperative

C. The imperative of collective action

The imperative for collective action strengthening the United Nations

The Provisional Institutions know that further work is needed.

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He also drew attention to the need to put the concept of policy space into operation.

Decent work for all is not a policy option, but an imperative.

He voiced the need to indicate elements that were new and those that were not new in the work programme.

Also of vital importance was the need to ensure continuity.

The need to work towards a broad based volunteer movement has been highlighted.

In this context, the SBI requested the secretariat to publish information about upcoming workshops on the UNFCCC web site.

Weak labor markets, low inflation, and debt overhang suggest that a fundamental re ordering of priorities is in order.

Some participants emphasized that the new Council should not undermine the valuable work of the Commission on Human Rights.

The meeting agreed that the work of the task force, led by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), should continue and be strengthened.

It was agreed that every effort must be made to provide concerted support to the plan of action proposed by President Mbeki.

Recognizing that action against global crime is a common and shared responsibility, and stressing the need to work collectively to prevent and combat transnational crime,

7. Emphasizes that all duty stations shall be given adequate resources for the effective and efficient discharge of their respective mandates

(b) To keep in mind the need to ensure universality, a balanced representation, as well as the benefits of continuity and the importance of renewal

Some delegations underlined the need to strengthen labour laws and ensure the protection of human rights of crew on board vessels.

7. Decides that the provisions of the present resolution should be implemented, utilizing existing resources, starting at the beginning of 2003

The working group stressed the need to continue to work closely with academics and non governmental organizations in the future.

He stressed the need to pursue action in follow up to the São Paulo Consensus, the Bangkok Plan of Action, the Millennium Declaration, the Programme of Action for the Least Developed Countries, the Monterrey Consensus and the Doha work programme.

1. Emphasizes the need to find a viable financial solution to ensure the future effective functioning of the United Nations Institute for Training and Research

The President The division of labour between the representatives of Sweden symbolizes the need for Governments to work closely with youth representatives.

stressing the absolute necessity of full compliance with all the provisions of the NPT by all States Parties

References to the need to promote further the pillar of national human rights institutions was also strongly emphasized in the Workshop conclusions.

As such harmonization would impact various statistical domains, the Task Force is of the opinion that this should be dealt with at a higher level.

The weak real economy and job market, together with high debt ratios, suggest the need to exit monetary stimulus slowly.

Therefore, adequate attention should also be given to the international dimension of implementing the Plan of Action, namely, the need for stepping up efforts aimed at fulfilling the commitments under section C of the Plan of Action.

Other speakers were of the view that further consideration should be given, in particular, to trafficking for the purpose of labour exploitation and that this would include identification of indicators of various forms of labour exploitation.

The need for international action, therefore, stems from two important observations arising out of the IPCC s work.

It would significantly reduce the need for rework associated with the interconnection of different systems that require data conversion into a common format.

7. Stresses the need for the effective implementation of the Programme of Action and its annual assessment at the substantive session of the Economic and Social Council, and recognizes in this regard the critical importance of the participation of the least developed countries in the assessment process of the Programme of Action

In conclusion, we would like to highlight the need for the adoption at this session of the five priority areas identified since the adoption of the World Programme of Action.

The organizations all insist that poverty reduction is a first step, together with the incorporation of NAPs in national development strategies.

It is as much an economic imperative as it is a moral one.

8. Stresses that workshops, seminars and training courses should take advantage of the diverse sources of training opportunities available throughout the regions of the world

10. Emphasizes the need to facilitate the implementation at the national level of the Programme of Action through the strengthening of national coordination agencies or bodies and institutional infrastructure

Stresses the need to combat effectively defamation of all religions, Islam and Muslims in particular, especially in human rights forums

My delegation reaffirms the need for Member States to strive to find common ground on the issue of the expansion of the Council's membership.

Earlier in the session, in the outcome document of the world summit, our leaders stressed the need to complete that work this session.

Noting with appreciation the work done by the Special Committee to encourage States to focus on the need to prevent and to settle peacefully their disputes which are likely to endanger the maintenance of international peace and security,

Finally, as the Nobel laureate economist Michael Spence has shown, growth is now a necessary but insufficient condition for job creation.

Expresses its deep concern over the insufficient progress achieved in the implementation of the Programme of Action,2 and stresses the need to address areas of weakness in its implementation

While there has been discussion on the need to further develop and operationalize the national plan of action to prevent the recruitment of child soldiers, cooperation on this issue has yet to be seen.