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March 2010
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Jamaica says while its women have made significant strides in society, there are areas that need strengthening

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Women gather at the United Nations and pledge to undertake further action for implementation of the Beijing Platform for Action

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UN humanitarian official says the international community continues to support Haiti

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The UN launches a revised appeal for nearly $1.5 billion for Haiti

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St.Lucia warns that non-communicable diseases are a development issue as much as a health issue

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Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon names Bill Clinton coordinator of international recovery effort in Haiti

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The UN is studying the best mechanism to fund the reconstruction of Haiti

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UN emergency coordinator says while aid is being delivered it remains short of needs

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UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon says Haiti needs every bit of help it can get

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Ban Ki-moon hails agreement in Copenhagen on efforts to stem the effects of climate change

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St. Lucia's Prime Minister expresses concern as the climate change talks go into overtime

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Small islands say climate summit is of utmost urgency

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CARICOM remains ardent proponents of a more effective and efficient UN development system

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Guyana urges the FAO to support the Caribbean Agricultural plan

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Guyana urges the FAO to support the Caribbean Agricultural plan

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Belize warns that climate change is a fundamental challenge to the sustainable development of CARICOM

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Barbados urges a revival of the Doha Development Round of negotiations

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Suriname says the current global economic and financial crisis has put a strain on the enjoyment of human rights

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Jamaica says it was among the first in the developing world to develop an explicit and comprehensive national population policy

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Jamaica says the problems associated with illicit drugs and crime are of major concern to the Caribbean

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St.Kitts-Nevis talks about the impact of the global economic crisis on its economy

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Antigua and Barbuda talks about its regional integration efforts

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Grenada says the world is waiting on the choices governments will make to address climate change

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UN General Assembly opens 64th session with call for revitalized dialogue

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CARICOM has a common desire to see Haiti return to the path of sustainable stability and security

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UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon appeals for swifter work on a new climate treaty

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ECLAC warns of a drop in the volume of trade in Latin America and the Caribbean

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Barbados warns world mired in deepest finanacial crisis since 1930's

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HIV/AIDS and its impact on indigenous people

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St. Lucia tells the UN Economic and Social Council of the impact of globalization on Caribbean society

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