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B. Demand management measures

For purposes of discussion, they may be broadly divided into (a) supply side approaches and (b) demand management measures.

In that connection, he states that no legal aid is available to the author to pursue that remedy.

Such diplomacy required the adoption of confidence building measures.

Unilateral measures

The steps required in these regards depend on a number of variable factors.

More information was needed on the matter.

However, much remains to be done, especially relating to implementation of legislative measures adopted in relation to international cooperation.

In order to achieve real progress on the population issue, domestic resources and energetic action by States themselves would be required.

To increase pressure on the supply side, demand should be reduced through prevention, treatment, rehabilitation and harm reduction measures.

They are not meant to be comprehensive but are illustrative of measures which will need to be addressed in developing a national ICT strategy.

The mission took special account of the experience from past and ongoing interventions by Government and the international donor community, both in terms of lessons learned and in terms of balancing remaining needs.

In addition, a number of supply side and demand side measures have been undertaken in accordance with the IPR's recommendations.

Economic instruments that include demand management measures could play an important role in promoting efficient water use.

This programme addresses the key anti trafficking needs, action against corruption and money laundering, as well as balanced demand reduction and HIV AIDS prevention measures.

In this context, attention is also drawn to the urgent need to undertake further measures to tackle the problem of illiteracy.

With regard to operational and management aspects, there are also still a number of measures that need to be undertaken to improve port performance.

Vigorous efforts are needed on the Palestinian side to bring about drastic improvement in security measures.

(a) Adopt or strengthen legislative or other measures, such as educational, social or other measures, including through bilateral and multilateral cooperation, to discourage the demand that fosters all forms of exploitation of persons, especially women and children, and that leads to trafficking

5. Recognizes the need to arrive at a better understanding of what constitutes demand and how to combat it, decides to strengthen efforts to counter the demand for victims of trafficking in persons, and encourages Member States to consider adopting legislative or other measures, such as educational, social or cultural measures, to discourage and reduce the demand that fosters all forms of exploitation of persons, especially women and children, and that thus promotes trafficking

(d) To adopt and promote drug abuse control programmes and policies and other measures, including those at the international level, to reduce the illicit demand for drugs

The situation was such that measures were needed in virtually every area, especially water and sanitation and health and nutrition.

international cooperation against the illicit production, sale, demand,

Underlining the need for further improvement in information and analyses available regarding needs, responses and funding related to natural disasters,

The proponents of ESM have suggested several scenarios where they feel an ESM would be needed.

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However, much remains to be done, especially when it comes to successful implementation of legislative measures adopted in relation to international cooperation.

20. According to national priorities, non Annex I Parties may include a description of financial and technological needs associated with activities and measures envisaged under the Convention.

It was evident that unilateral policies and partial measures were inadequate, and that a collective approach was required.

In that connection, however, no measures worthy of note have been taken and women usually resort to individual solutions for this problem.

52. Pricing and economic incentives, as policy instruments for demand management, have been gaining gradual acceptance in developed countries in recent years.

Most Parties, however, emphasized that climate change measures, particularly on GHG abatement, are primarily aimed at addressing energy needs.

These policies contain mostly quot no regrets quot measures, which could be subdivided into quot supply side quot and quot demand side quot ones.

Awareness building in energy efficiency measures and the introduction of efficient industrial energy systems is, therefore, required.

What are most needed in this regard are measures that will bring people together and deepen their mutual understanding.

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Human rights and unilateral coercive measures

Human rights and unilateral coercive measures

Apart from the improvement of the general environment of farm work, increased productivity requires recourse to a number of measures which have been taken into account in the sector apos s development policy the following are the main such measures

Identify and disseminate best practice in the various aspects of demand reductions as well as on the design, planning and implementation of alternative development programmes enable States to adopt adequate and timely strategies, policies and countermeasures against money laundering.

Such measures can be particularly effective in controlling excessive demand for urban mobility which means that the movement of people, goods and services to meet the needs of the economy and society should be reduced as far as possible.

15. In the area of quality control, a number of measures have been continued or expanded to improve the quality of self revised translation.

Without such investment, the demand for reactive measures can only increase.

(d) To adopt and promote drug abuse control programmes and policies and other measures, including those at the international level, to reduce the illicit demand for drugs