b) Address unmet needs and the needs of the most vulnerable refugees

Yes, there are still enormous unmet needs.

(b) An assessment of the needs still unmet and specific proposals for responding effectively to them

(b) An assessment of the needs still unmet and specific proposals for responding effectively to them

(b) An assessment of the needs still unmet and specific proposals for responding effectively to them

(b) An assessment of the needs still unmet and specific proposals for responding effectively to them

(b) An assessment of the needs still unmet and specific proposals for responding effectively to them

(b) An assessment of the needs still unmet and specific proposals for responding effectively to them

Table 1 Poverty levels, calculated using the unmet basic needs (UBN) method, 1998 2001 (Percentages of the population)

In both cases, the underlying problem is insufficient aggregate demand. The ultimate irony is that there are simultaneously excess capacity and vast unmet needs and policies that could restore growth by using the former to address the latter.

Growth will also not be sustained if Asia's huge needs for investment in infrastructure, technology and human capital remain unmet.

The guiding principle of the budget preparation was budget preparation according to a needs based approach with special provisions being made to integrate and enhance new core programme activities and or implement government decrees promulgated by the host authorities as well as to address unmet basic priority needs of a recurrent nature.

Still, according to the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), 20 per cent of the country's needs for family planning services were unmet.

The regular budget has been prepared on a needs based approach rather than finance constrained approach with provisions being made to incorporate and enhance new core programme activities and or implement government decrees promulgated by host authorities, to include resources required to meet the MTP objectives as well as to address unmet priority needs.

Because poor farmers lack financial resources to commission research projects and lack access to research institutions, many of their needs remain unrecognized or unmet.

B. Unmet and emerging requirements

To enable immediate response to sudden disasters or large unmet needs in neglected emergencies, we need to consider the adequacy of the financial tools at our disposal.

However, the slow implementation of the Programme and resource transfers to beneficiaries has resulted in unmet needs and a deteriorating humanitarian situation marked by high malnutrition levels.

And we look at these exponential technologies from medicine, biotech, artificial intelligence, robotics, nanotechnology, space, and address how can we cross train and leverage these to impact major unmet goals.

This increase is basically in respect of addressing unmet needs that were previously not provided for due to the financial constraints on the level of funding made available to the Agency.

CTAG donors are now actively seeking to address the identified needs.

With time, they could leverage retained earnings, increasing their lending potential without additional paid in capital. This would imply the ability to finance an important proportion of unmet needs for infrastructure financing.

Over the past three days, our leaders brought into the General Assembly their peoples' expectations of the United Nations but also their pain and anger resulting from unmet needs and unfulfilled aspirations.

Those peace agreements inevitably fail to address the special needs of women.

(b) Recognize the special needs of Africa and reaffirm the solemn commitments made to address those needs on an urgent basis

Policies that address the special needs of women and youth deserve particular attention.

The LCD Fund funds projects that address immediate needs as identified in NAPAs.

(d) To address the specific needs of the families of disappeared persons 6.

To secure it, KPC needs to address misperceptions of its role and character.

The overall budget increased by some 33 per cent due to the inclusion of the MTP in all programmes, implementation of government decrees as promulgated by host authorities and addressing unmet priority needs of refugees.

Jeremy Hunt needs to act now, lift the imposition and address junior doctors concerns.

It will also address the needs of the most disadvantaged groups such as women.

More importantly, such missions are now better staffed and structured to address protection needs.

Recently, it has begun a programme to address the needs of people with disabilities.

In that regard, the Palestinian Authority should take measures to address Israel's legitimate security needs.

If not reversed, the trend towards less funding for family planning will have serious implications for countries' ability to address unmet need for such services and could undermine efforts to prevent unintended pregnancies and reduce maternal and infant mortality.

Much more needs to be done to address the threats and conditions I have just described.

The proposal that the upgraded CERF address critical humanitarian needs in underfunded emergencies is therefore welcome.

In that regard, it is desirable for the Council to address the special needs of Africa.

Two of these prisoner support services are tailored to specifically address the needs of indigenous women.

In order to allocate funds to where the needs are greatest, we have to agree on what those needs are and how best to address them.

Lack of access, insecurity and great distances to reach schools, child labour to cover unmet assistance needs and the disruption of the school cycle due to flight or repatriation are major reasons behind the difficulties in meeting education standards.

But some needs can reasonably be anticipated. Amid massive unmet demand for new climate compatible infrastructure and for workers with modern skillsets, any semi competent government should be able to demonstrate the likelihood of significant real returns on incremental investment.

The country policy plan identifies two particularly vulnerable sectors, namely, the increasing number of elderly people (expected to be 24 per cent of the population by 2010), who live on social benefits, and the disabled, who have special, unmet needs.

And we believe it is a moral and practical necessity to address the needs of terrorist victims.