Safe production technologies are needed.

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

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

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

Additional data were required.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

An additional 4 million is also required for the rehabilitation of police infrastructure and for capital improvements to the Police Academy.

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

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.

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.

A new institutional architecture to address social equity and attain social cohesion is urgently called for.

There is a clear need for both long term development programmes and quick impact projects.

Commitments, contained in the Final Document of the 2000 Review Conference, need to be followed through.

There is an urgent need to put in place an international early warning system for tsunamis in the Indian Ocean.

There is thus a need for and a general move in the direction of harmonization, equivalence and mutual recognition in the organic sector.

Funds are also required for capacity building activities.

Furthermore, improvements are needed to the modalities that the international agencies use to consult with national statistical systems to verify estimated figures.

There is an urgent need to improve the infrastructure and management of road transport in developing countries.

Special provisions were needed to establish functional equivalence between electronic communications and other types of documents.

There is an urgent need to enhance domestic and international efforts to further develop and utilize those measures to the full.

Approximately 1.5 million people are suffering, and there is an urgent need to strengthen our efforts to identify ways and means to end the conflict.

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

There was a strong need to improve the productive and supply capabilities of domestic companies, especially SMEs.

There is a strong need to identify the trade facilitation needs and priorities of landlocked developing countries.

Stronger laws were needed to enforce equality, without which women could not participate on an equal footing.

To implement a project to assist developing countries in the development of national or subregional codes on good agricultural practices (GAP) for horticultural produce that can be benchmarked to EurepGAP.

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

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

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

There is an urgent need to harness new and renewable sources of energy to meet the growing energy needs of these rural areas.

There is a greater need for the countries to try to make debt finance a positive source of financing for development.

Further support is needed to ensure that other interested countries also benefit from evaluations and improvement in their investment policy framework.

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