They lack even the most basic amenities.

The State shall provide all necessary amenities and services and economic opportunities

The same applies to loss of or damage to physical amenities for local people.

c Including expenditure for the Fund for International Field Staff Housing and basic amenities.

Land with the necessary infrastructure and amenities for building represents the main input for housing.

Well, my family has always made sure that I be trained in the social amenities.

With regard to the availability of basic amenities, the housing inventory has significantly improved in the last 20 years.

quot (vii) Promoting sustainable spatial development patterns and transportation systems that improve accessibility of goods, services, amenities and work

They lived in the fields, on the roads, in the woods, neglecting all the amenities of a habitual human life.

The relocated communities now live in settlements which in accordance with Government policy are targeted for accelerated provision of the amenities.

h) Fund for International Field Staff Housing and Basic Amenities was established at the thirty third Session of the Executive Committee (1982) as a special account to primarily assist internationally recruited staff members serving in most difficult duty stations, where housing is substandard, to obtain suitable housing and basic amenities.

These projects build rural roads and irrigation facilities, protect land from soil erosion and floods, develop markets, build public amenities, and enhance forest resources.

Other measures of support for traditional suppliers may need to be put in place, for example to provide better retail space and other consumer amenities.

Restrictions on large stores have often been designed to protect small shops from competition, with the aim of safeguarding employment and the amenities that they provide.

Similarly, time at home is no longer clearly demarcated, with people working online or participating in conference calls even as they manage their family life. We have discovered that this multi tasking life is best done in cities, which concentrate a multiplicity of hard amenities airports, shops, schools, parks, and sports facilities as well as soft amenities like clubs, bars, and restaurants.

The security wall was having adverse effects in terms of the access of some Palestinians to their land and water sources, customary amenities and places of worship.

Challenges. The rural population of Pakistan does not at present have the same facilities and amenities in the fields of education, health, employment etc. as its urban counterpart.

The Habitat Programme combines measures aimed at improving the infrastructure and amenities of marginal urban areas as well as disaster prevention with the provision of services and community development.

In 2000, thanks to improvements in these basic amenities, 89 per cent of housing is equipped with drinking water, 78 per cent with drainage and 95 per cent with electricity.

The Colombo Municipal Council and the Common Amenities Board worked together to improve the health, nutrition and basic facilities of poor children and mothers within the municipal limits of Colombo.

Apart from combating poverty and deprivations of all kinds economic, social, cultural and political women feel excluded in the development process and fail to get basic amenities for their quality of life.

Such substances are divided into four categories for the purpose of discharge criteria, depending upon how hazardous they are to marine resources, human health, amenities and other legitimate uses of the seas.

Within each region, factors such as convenient and accessible air transportation, good communication capacity, low security risk, political stability and acceptable infrastructure and amenities should be considered in locating regional and subregional centres.

Refugees and internally displaced persons are already moving to their respective homes in southern Sudan, the Nuba Mountains, the Blue Nile region and Abyei before the necessary minimum social amenities are put in place.

This in turn generates an uncontrolled urban spread, very often towards high risk or environmentally protected areas, for which urbanization and the provision of amenities entails very high costs and often irreversible ecological damage.

While Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and her companions continued their stay at Anyarsu village, food, water, clothing and other amenities had been made available by the Government as well as other private sources.

(g) Community well being To maintain and strengthen the quality of life in host communities, including social structures and access to resources, amenities and life support systems, avoiding any form of social degradation or exploitation

The Director also pointed out that UNHCR was again proposing that an amount up to 500,000 be approved for transfer from the 1998 Programme Reserve to the International Field Staff Housing and Basic Amenities Fund.

The development agenda, focusing on the eradication of poverty and the provision of basic amenities to humankind, corresponds to the efforts of the Organization in the area of peace and security. They indeed complement each other.

Resettlement and reintegration into society could bring as much trauma as life in exile, especially if returnees were resettled in places in which basic infrastructure had been severely damaged, and which lacked basic amenities or were strewn with landmines.

The Government of Sri Lanka had set itself the goal of building 100,000 housing units with water and sanitation service amenities for slum dwellers from all sectors, including plantation workers, victims of natural disasters, fishermen, migrant workers and poor city dwellers.

As you walk along, you will see benches, paved pathways, bridges, riverside decks, sand pits for children to play in, and other amenities. These help integrate the green landscape and water sights into one, offering residents another place for leisure, fitness and entertainment.

And despite Bucky's prophecies that everything would be miniaturized and technology would make an incredible style access to comfort, to amenities it was very, very difficult to imagine that everything that we see in this image, would be very, very stylishly packaged.

This portion of the study will therefore examine how corruption affects public contracting and procurement, be it corruption in health sector procurement, in the education sector, and in the provision of social amenities (e.g. road construction, procurement of goods and services, etc.).

The Committee urges the State party to adopt nationwide policies in order to ensure that families have adequate housing facilities and amenities and that adequate resources are allocated for social housing, particularly for low income families and the disadvantaged and marginalized groups.

(c) enactment of legislation to ensure that the unemployed, the incapacitated, the indigent and the disadvantage are accorded such social benefits and amenities as are determined by Parliament to be just and affordable with due regard to the resources of the State

Government has an obligation to ensure that all citizens are afforded basic social amenities such as education, health facilities, economic opportunities, all of which were not available and or could not be provided without adversely affecting the status of the Game Reserve.

It is understood that this site is located directly east of Huangpu Interchange, and across the road from Guangzhou Tianhe Architecture Design Institute. Amenities around the site are comprehensive. It is the first listing of a residential site in the Tianhe District this year.

Very little could be achieved without addressing the underlying causes while the need to focus attention on children's rights was paramount, there should be commensurate attention and support for their developmental needs, chiefly adequate and nutritious food, civic amenities, basic health services and access to education.

In determining the degree of hardship, consideration is given to local conditions of safety and security, health care, education, housing, climate, isolation, or the availability of the basic amenities of life that result in a less than acceptable standard of living for staff and their families.

The main problem identified during this mission, and acknowledged by prison officials, concerns the lack of basic care and amenities (medicines, nutrition, etc.) vocational training, and cramped conditions, which could be accounted for by lack of finances rather than a lack of willingness to improve the conditions of those incarcerated.

Although the Comité National pour le Redéploiement de l'Administration, the national body responsible for the redeployment of the civil service, has decided to redeploy 17,000 civil servants to the north and 3,000 to the west, the civil servants required for the provision of amenities cannot be deployed until their safety has been ensured.

Where rural women participate in decision making, there are signs that women in local government have a tangible impact on allocation of resources, for example in relation to services and amenities such as water supplies and public health, as well as positive effects in terms of building social acceptance of women's political authority.

For the overwhelming majority of us, freedom from want means the collective national and international responsibility to eradicate extreme poverty, the collective responsibility to ensure that people in all regions of the world enjoy, first and foremost, their human right to food, basic health care, education, clean water and other amenities that sustain life.

Further, where persons are displaced in circumstances which are consistent with international norms, they have a right to live in conditions in which basic rights to food, housing and health are secured, not to speak of reasonable social amenities and the enjoyment of all other basic rights to life, physical security and public freedoms.