(3) Addressing the causes

That underlines the imperative of addressing the root causes of terrorism.

By not addressing the causes of poverty, we are institutionalizing the business of charity.

Many speakers underlined the importance of addressing the root causes and underlying factors of terrorism.

Several speakers underlined the importance of addressing the root causes and underlying factors of terrorism.

These constitute powerful instruments for addressing the root causes of conflict and thus preventing their re emergence.

The importance of addressing the root causes of conflict and devoting greater efforts to conflict prevention cannot be understated.

We commit to translate that consensus into concrete action, including addressing the root causes of those threats and challenges.

Several speakers stressed that high priority should be accorded to addressing the root socio economic causes of smuggling of migrants.

We commit ourselves to translating that consensus into concrete action, including addressing the root causes of those threats and challenges.

Diminishing the use of violence by addressing its socio economic root causes is an important aspect of any long term exercise.

The Council of Europe's action is threefold (1) strengthening legal action against terrorism (2) safeguarding fundamental values and (3) addressing the causes.

A concerted and comprehensive approach, rather than partial and selective ones, should be promoted in addressing the root causes of this problem.

Poverty reduction policies should attack poverty by addressing its root causes and manifestations and incorporate equity and equality measures in those policies.

In particular, Council action can provide the onus for achieving effective protection against violence on the ground and for addressing the root causes of conflict.

In addressing the current context, effective efforts to combat mercenarism ultimately needed to address the root causes of the problem on both the supply and demand sides.

Emphasize the need to effectively combat human trafficking by addressing the root causes, including extreme poverty, gender inequality, underdevelopment and the demand for and exploitation of vulnerable persons

By addressing the root causes of conflict through reconciliation, institution building and both political and economic transformation, durable peace can be established and the recurrence of conflict prevented.

(c) To give priority attention to the prevention of all forms of violence against children and to addressing its underlying causes, through a systematic, comprehensive and multifaceted approach

The Secretary General has been especially concerned with addressing the root causes of terrorism, as has his High Level Panel in its report. A More Secure World Our Shared Responsibility.

To be effective, any anti terrorism endeavour or initiative, rather than addressing only selected aspects of that threat, should be a broad based approach to adequately addressing issues such as the root causes of terrorism and the double standards by which some terrorist groups are being treated.

The National Plan of Action is aimed at addressing the root causes of criminal acts in trafficking, which are poverty, lack of education, skills, employment opportunities, and access to social services.

The international human rights framework recognizing all rights as indivisible and interdependent will also allow us to better understand some of the root causes of terrorism and the means of addressing them.

Addressing the root causes of poverty requires the collective efforts of Governments, international organizations, civil society and other partners, with voluntarism and social mobilization serving as powerful partners in the fight against poverty.

Emphasizes that poverty eradication policies should attack poverty by addressing its root and structural causes and manifestations, and that equity and the reduction of inequalities need to be incorporated in those policies

The link between humanitarian assistance and development was emphasized and the need for greater international cooperation to establish the context for evolving durable solutions and addressing root causes of crises, abuse and instability highlighted.

8. Emphasizes that poverty eradication policies should attack poverty by addressing its root and structural causes and manifestations, and that equity and the reduction of inequalities need to be incorporated in those policies

Addressing underlying causes for conflict (through measures such as peace and human rights education, job creation for youth and improved governance with the active participation of civil society) is a prerequisite for prevention.

The international community should endeavour to highlight the issue of deserts and land degradation by addressing the root causes of desertification and its adverse impact on development, poverty, deforestation, health, environmental sustainability, agriculture and migration.

8. Also emphasizes that poverty eradication policies should attack poverty by addressing its root and structural causes and manifestations, and that equity and the reduction of inequalities need to be incorporated in those policies

8. Also emphasizes that poverty eradication policies should attack poverty by addressing its root and structural causes and manifestations, and that equity and the reduction of inequalities need to be incorporated in those policies

Most people accept the need for security services to respond to terror, particularly in the aftermath of an attack. Achieving lasting change, however, requires addressing not just the consequences of extremism but also its root causes.

Some participants argued, for example, that the reforms proposed by the Secretary General and the High level Panel were perceived as addressing the symptoms rather than the root causes behind many of the current problems and crises.

We would also like to thank those Member States that are taking the initiative of promoting interreligious dialogue and cooperation by creating institutions addressing the causes of peace, pluralism, dialogue and understanding among nations and civilizations.

Noting with satisfaction the efforts by the United Nations system to develop a comprehensive approach to addressing the root causes and effects of movements of refugees and other displaced persons and strengthening emergency preparedness and response mechanisms,

Noting with satisfaction the efforts of the United Nations system to develop a comprehensive approach to addressing the root causes and effects of movements of refugees and other displaced persons and strengthening emergency preparedness and response mechanisms,

The relative stability prevailing in the country needs to be further enhanced through concrete steps aimed at addressing the root causes of the conflict and nurturing a culture of human rights through monitoring, reporting and building national capacity.

Ilse Kiessling (National Oceans Office of Australia) highlighted the importance of addressing root causes for lost fishing gear and described how her country was dealing with the problem of derelict fishing gear at the national and regional levels.

Some speakers noted the importance of the peaceful settlement of regional disputes and the establishment of a fair and just international economic order, including the improvement of social conditions, as important aspects when addressing the underlying causes of terrorism.

Although the Council invested much time and effort in those conflicts, it was unable to provide sustained international attention and support for the work of rebuilding the State and addressing the social and economic root causes of the crises.

18. We recognize that poverty, hunger and malnutrition are the main causes of child and maternal mortality and call for enhanced regional partnership and cooperation to support national effort in addressing these problems on a priority basis.

In Sierra Leone, where UNAMSIL is drawing down, the mission and the United Nations country team are implementing a transitional strategy aimed at addressing root causes of the conflict and building national capacity for conflict prevention and lasting peace.

Despite the current favourable security environment in the country, serious challenges remain, which include the limited progress in addressing the root causes of the conflict such as corruption, governance, widespread poverty, including massive youth unemployment, and the resulting public discontent.

This phase encompassed medium and long term commitments requiring authorities, in consultation with civil society, to create and reform institutions, to enact legislation and to develop a wide array of polices and programmes for addressing the underlying causes of the conflict.

Noting the growing awareness of the international community of the issue of internally displaced persons worldwide and the urgency of addressing the root causes of their displacement and finding durable solutions, including voluntary return in safety and with dignity, or local integration,