Why do you need change?

We need deep, systemic change.

The other picture is the popularity of the real need for change.

We urgently need to change this.

We really need to change it.

Awareness of the need for change is especially pronounced among all of us.

There is a vital need for better focused farm specific climate change information.

They change the way communities think we need to change attitudes to HIV.

But for real change, we need feminine energy in the management of the world.

We need change that's going to accelerate.

I don't think you need to change.

The need for change was recognized by all, but agreement about the details proved elusive.

So we need to change that institutional culture.

Let me know if I need to change.

We need to change attitudes to women in Africa.

And I'll tell you why we need to change it, but we absolutely have to change it.

In times of change we need new alternatives, new ideas.

Many participants expressed a clear need to change the IAF.

There is a need to change gears in the negotiations and, even more, to change mindset and approach.

The United Nations Framework Convention for Climate Change and the Kyoto Protocol are a response to that need.

Many Parties reported the need to improve capacity for implementing programmes and undertaking work relating to climate change.

And the message was very clear Climate change is for real, and we need to do something about it.

And some of the seats need to actually change their direction, and change their rake, to allow that to happen.

We need to change how we actually go about managing these resources.

To cope with climate change, we need new ways to generate power.

We really need to change this whole paradigm with kids and food.

We need a change in the way in which conflicts are resolved.

As climate change cuts across other environmental issues, many Parties recognized the benefits of, and emphasized the need for, an integrated approach in dealing with overall environmental issues, including climate change.

The first thing we need to change is the structures of our government.

We need to change the mindset of acceptance in boys in elementary schools.

We do not need to change the rules of procedure or founding charters.

So if we're seriously talking about tackling climate change on an urbanizing planet, we need to look somewhere else for the solution.

We need to see positive change indeed, cross border migration is also continuing, because the situation is becoming intolerable for many people.

So in summary, we need a drastic change in the way we think and behave, but we don't need a workers' revolution.

There would then be no need to change the text of the draft convention.

Some Parties indicated the need to re examine and assess planned or ongoing structural change in energy and industry from a climate change perspective.

We need a drastic change in the way we think and behave to transform Bulgaria for the better, for ourselves, for our friends, for our family and for our future.

That is no easy task. On the contrary, as in 1989, we are faced with the urgent need for change and responsible leadership.

And options, of course, are exactly what we need in an era of climate change.

The Central African Republic, Comoros, Gabon, Guinea and Madagascar noted their need to set up an institutional framework for undertaking studies on climate change.

It's imperative to me, when I look around the world, that we need to change ourselves.

How can the imperative of economic development be reconciled with the need to limit climate change?

To reduce anticipated negative effects of climate change, preventive measures need to be developed and implemented.

Expressing the need for immediate change in the situation on the ground in the vicinity of Bethlehem, especially with regard to ensuring freedom of movement,

Another Party recommended awareness raising among decision makers and stakeholders and the need and importance for further work in integrating climate change considerations into development.