Funds are also required for capacity building activities.

Additional resources were also needed in the area of staff development.

There was also an ongoing need to meet the needs of landmine survivors.

There was also a need to raise awareness in civil society concerning the threat of terrorism.

There is also a need for appropriate standards on the social and environmental fronts.

More space for multi stakeholder dialogue is also needed in the United Nations.

There is also a need to strengthen the capacity of private sector institutions to contribute towards sustainable development.

63. The exercise of prosecutorial discretion and the criteria for prosecution decisions also need to be regulated.

There is also a need to secure more stable, predictable and flexible aid flows for the poorest countries.

There was also a need for States to implement the FAO Code of Conduct.

Additional data were required.

The question of financial assistance to defendants unable to fund their defence also needs to be considered.

Despite many efforts, there is a lack of sustainable and adequate funding, as well as a need for improved coordination.

Safe production technologies are needed.

73. Consideration will also need to be given as to what assistance should be provided to the legal representatives of an alleged offender to ensure that they can prepare a proper defence.

There is also an urgent need to relaunch discussions on disarmament and the non proliferation of weapons of mass destruction within the framework of this Organization.

Greater international cooperation is also required to effectively combat the illegal trade in wildlife.

There is also a need to ensure that enhancing access to safe drinking water and sanitation forms a part of development strategies.

A comprehensive review is also needed in order to reach agreement on a scale of assessment structure that is more equitable and fair.

There is also a need to improve access to sexual and reproductive healthcare, particularly in relation to maternal health and HIV AIDS.

There is also a need to develop links between research communities and farming communities to allow information to reach the latter in a farmer friendly format.

There is a greater need for the mandatory provision of citizenship education.

A coalition of support for national, regional and global change is needed.

Comprehensive people oriented early warning strategies were also needed in order to alert the risk population in time and improve their response capacity.

A further deepening of the dialogue and practical cooperation between the United Nations and other international or regional organizations, including during the mission planning phase, is also needed.

Youth organizations need to be involved in the implementation and monitoring of the Programme.

Some additional elaboration was required to cover exceptional but possible situations.

Full compliance with the established language policy is needed.

There is a need to continue to monitor progress on those issues.

There is a need for the international community, Member States and their advisers to better understand the serious shortcomings in MDG indicators and the potential impact.

There was also considerable confusion over the purpose of the study and much work was needed to address the many contradictions which the study had brought to the fore.

A massive increase in inputs is needed to jump start this process.

Additional funding will need to be raised and donors are being sought.

Interventions are required at many different levels by a variety of actors.

Setting a global goal in this regard may serve as a catalyst for action at all levels and encourage countries to set their own national targets to fulfil this commitment.

Robust policy interventions are needed, but global policy platforms are in disarray.

There is a need for a new paradigm on the interaction and linkages between people and precious natural resources.

Technical assistance is needed to accompany such efforts in many countries.

There is a need to increase country capacities for effective resistance management.

There was a need to provide incentives for teachers to move to rural areas.

There is an equally important need to distinguish between state insolvency and illiquidity.

The obstacles to development need to be addressed in a coherent and integrated manner, rather than as stand alone threats.

There is a need to address new sophisticated weaponry that has immense potential for destruction.

Regional organizations will continue to play an important role, and closer collaboration and support are needed.

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