Maintaining forest cover to meet present and future needs

This could potentially cover 5.5 per cent of Germany's energy needs.

Without these none of the four basic needs can be sustained.

13 45 per person per year are required to meet basic infrastructural needs, 30 per person per year for basic health needs, 15 per person per year for basic education, and 10 per person per year for other high priority items.

While most of the country was affected by the drought, 14 provinces were acutely affected and up to 37 per cent of the population or 11.1 million people  were not able to cover their basic food and other needs.

1.197 ICT infrastructure support will have been expanded to cover all programmes' and departments' needs.

If anything, those resources should be increased in order to fulfil basic humanitarian needs.

Although the Nagorno Karabakh authorities cover teachers' salaries, basic health care and electricity, the overall influence of NK seems weak.

Women's advancement could only be achieved if women's health needs at basic levels were addressed.

Accelerating development and meeting people's basic needs would go a long way to improving security.

On the bottom tier we have basic needs shelter, clothing, food, water, mating and so forth.

Reaffirming the special needs and requirements of countries with fragile forest ecosystems, including those of low forest cover countries,

Through the Emergency Shelter Program, homeless persons receive shelter, food and other services to meet basic needs.

So the first thing we want to do is be able to answer the question, what is pharmacokinetics and cover some basic definitions.

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

There is a link between purely military action and economic action aimed at meeting the people's basic needs.

Destitute groups of the population include the elderly, pensioners by and large, whose pensions cannot satisfy basic living needs.

Regular or core resources are expected to cover the basic operating infrastructure of an organization, meeting basic expenses that are fundamental for fulfilling its institutional mandates, ensuring an adequate country presence and securing a platform for its country driven programme activities.

Studies show that once the basic needs of shelter and food are met, additional wealth adds very little to happiness.

Even among those employed, 45 per cent do not earn enough to provide for the basic needs of their families.

The program provides for a person's basic needs while encouraging and supporting them in their efforts to become self sufficient.

That is the centrepiece of peacebuilding building peace by building good governance, meeting basic human needs and fostering social harmony.

Part of Bhutan s GNH revolves, of course, around meeting basic needs improved health care, reduced maternal and child mortality, greater educational attainment, and better infrastructure, especially electricity, water, and sanitation. This focus on material improvement aimed at meeting basic needs makes sense for a country at Bhutan s relatively low income level.

However, even if most remittances fund consumption, they may still make a valuable contribution towards satisfying basic needs and relieving poverty.

Therefore, desertification ranks among the greatest environmental challenges today and is a major impediment to meeting basic human needs in drylands.

The identification of best practises and basic needs is one of the main outcomes of the first phase of the Programme.

She wondered, in particular, about the basic livelihood of women, including how much food was produced, how much international assistance was required to meet food needs, and whether such needs were being met.

As a result, the Ministry of Transport has been investigating the possibility of establishing a multi purpose satellite system to cover all its needs.

This is what poverty line is 80 percent of the family income is just to cover the energy needs, the food for the day.

Any endeavour to promote interfaith harmony and cooperation at the international level needs to cover political, social, economic, religious and cultural and institutional aspects.

In 2006, 10 million children will benefit from our nutrition programmes, and 570,000 elderly citizens will receive stipends to cover their most pressing needs.

However, it should be noted that neither available financial resources nor existing funding mechanisms are adequate to cover reconstruction needs at their starting point.

Through those appeals the United Nations and its partners requested 4.4 billion to cover the immediate relief and recovery needs of some 35 million people.

1.140 To alleviate poverty among the most vulnerable within the Palestine refugee community by linking short term relief to longer term development needs, through a needs based approach which addresses actual needs while emphasizing equality of opportunity and the right to basic human development.

The recommendations address only one basic dimension of the issue, without referring to the needs and problems of third States in implementing sanctions.

In particular, they will the address the ad hoc basic needs of developing countries that are not covered through donor funded technical assistance.

After a year of respite, economic contraction continued in 2004, with dire consequences for poverty, production capacity and the Palestinian people's basic needs.

Indeed, dependence on wood biomass leads to massive felling of plant cover to satisfy domestic energy needs, so accelerating the process of deforestation and soil degradation.

A young person whose basic needs for food, clothing and shelter are not met cannot reasonably be expected to attend school or pursue education.

For instance, an appeal for 16.2 million launched by the United Nations in May 2002 to cover essential needs had raised only 3.8 million by July 2005.

As organizations become increasingly dependent on supplementary resources to maintain important parts of their basic infrastructure and to maintain programme operations at a minimal level of critical mass, it would seem appropriate that supplementary resources should cover a fair share of the basic administrative costs of the programme.9

As indicated in the World Programme of Action for Youth, the development of basic education and skills training for rural youth needs to be strengthened.

The poor represented a body of human resources with great potential, provided their basic needs were met and they were mobilized to create economic growth.

1.31 In the West Bank, the communities affected by the wall fence have increasing needs as access to basic services is more and more restricted.

In rural areas, basic energy needs have to be met in order to ensure good management and control of other essential resources such as water.