The third challenge is that of organizing the elections.

Because in reality, our biggest challenge are the solid organs.

Despite its current stability, UNIDO would face difficult challenges in future Mr. Yumkella would have GRULAC's full support in tackling them.

So, that's a challenge, not just for organs but also for tissues.

This is the backdrop of the challenges we as an organization face.

The Special Rapporteur hopes that more non governmental organizations and women apos s groups will come forward and accept this challenge.

These have indeed been very challenging times for our Organization.

In order to overcome these challenges, the United Nations as an Organization needs vision and inventiveness.

It was essential for UNIDO to help the countries of the South to take up the challenges of globalization.

The fact that no real NGO tradition existed before the war makes it even more challenging for young organizations to survive.

What are the opportunities and challenges for the relationship between the Security Council and regional and subregional organizations on the way ahead?

At the same time, today's world and the challenges it poses differ greatly from those for which the Organization was originally designed.

Today, new challenges have emerged that require our Organization, after 60 years in existence, to undertake reform with courage and determination.

Countries and international organizations are reporting progress in meeting challenges.

The Organized Crime Convention and its Protocols represent an opportunity and a challenge.

Member States must therefore provide the Organization with the resources needed to meet the challenges before it.

The new challenges that the member States face should be reflected in the actions and purpose of this organization.

No single organization can tackle the increasing challenges posed by disasters.

The challenge for the new OAS leadership both Secretary General Insulza and I were elected just a couple of months ago is to transform the Organization of American States institutionally and organizationally in such a way that it can deal much more effectively with the new intra State challenges in the Western Hemisphere.

The urgency of responding effectively to the challenge of transnational organized crime by the United Nations has been underscored in the report of the High level Panel on Threats, Challenges and Change (A 59 565 and Corr.1).

One of the OSCE's strengths is its ability to adapt to the challenges of the day.

(b) International cooperation in combating transnational organized crime new challenges in the twenty first century

Clearly, there are major policy, institutional and financial challenges that need to be addressed.

The measure of the Organization's progress would be its capacity to meet challenges that evolved over time.

This challenge involves the national teaching force, parents, civil society organizations and society as a whole.

In 2004 he met NGO umbrella organizations and individual NGOs in Australia, the Netherlands, New Zealand and Norway to discuss humanitarian challenges.

The reform of United Nations bodies is necessary to adapt the Organization to its new challenges.

The fight against terrorism and transnational organized crime is among the greatest challenges we face.

To meet this challenge, it will be necessary to draw upon the full range of organizational experience and resources in a methodical way.

The Board followed up on the status of implementation of the recommendations made by the Office.

United Nations Truce Supervision Organization (UNTSO)

In November 1998, IFACAT will be holding a training seminar for its members to discuss strategies and challenges regarding the problem of torture.

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3. Encourages the United Nations, its Member States, the agencies and organizations of the United Nations system and other international and regional organizations to continue their efforts towards establishing a comprehensive and effective strategy for responding to global threats and challenges

The Security Council and regional organizations facing the new challenges to international peace and security.

The time had come to assess the role and status of the Organization in the light of those challenges.

This support will depend on how effectively the Organization is perceived to deal with the challenges it faces.

The second challenge derived from the fact that the diversity of international organizations made it hard to find a core common to their processes and practices in order that rules applicable to all of them might be formulated.

In our humble but firm opinion, this is the major challenge the Organization faces internally.

The new global challenges posed by terrorism and transnational organized crime do not respect borders.

This can be done by strengthening the institutional machinery of the Treaty.

Let me turn to some of the opportunities and challenges of strengthening cooperation between the United Nations and regional organizations.

The year under review has been a challenging one for the United Nations, but the challenges have created an opportunity to debate change in the Organization.

To date, the main challenge of this service is that few organizations responded when asked for information by the secretariat.

That challenge could be met only if there was consensus on what the nature of the new Organization should be.