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Address by Mrs. Anna Tibaijuka Under-Secretary-General of the United Nations and Executive Director of UN-HABITAT On the occasion of World Habitat Day  
The Hague, Netherlands
World Habitat Day is the most important date on our international calendar. It is our occasion to remind the world, our leaders and our citizens, that the first Monday every October is an occasion to be ever alert and vigilant to the great urban changes sweeping our planet. And so it gives me great pleasure, and indeed great honour, to thank Your Worship, Mayor Deetman, for so kindly offering to host the 2007 global celebration of World Habitat Day in this wonderful and great city. In the same breath, I also wish the Honourable Ministers, Mr. Koenders, and Ms. Vogelaar, to know how deeply grateful we are for the continuing very generous financial and political support that the Government of The Netherlands has always shown the United Nations and especially, our agency, UN-HABITAT.
 EDwhdSpeechhaguerr07 English 1-Oct-07
Keynote adrress by Lindiwe Nonceba Sisulu minister of housing of the Republic of South Africa at the conference to mark the United Nations World Habitat Day, 1 October 2007,The Hague, Netherlands  
The Hague, Netherlands
To talk of development is to talk of the reason for the reproduction and progression of our existence as human beings, to talk of housing is to speak of the superiority of the human race above all other species. It is in the fulfillment of this assertion that we find our reason for being.
 Keynote adrress by Lindiwe Nonceba Sisulu minister of housing of the Republic of South Africa at the conference to mark the United Nations World Habitat Day, 1 October 2007,The Hague, Netherlands English 1-Oct-07
The Secretary-General's message on the occasion of World Habitat Day  
New York, USA
We are at the dawn of a new urban era. Half of humanity now live in towns and cities. It is estimated that by 2030, two-thirds of the world’s people will be urban dwellers.
 The Secretary-General's message on the occasion of World Habitat Day English 24-Sep-07
 The Secretary-General's message on the occasion of World Habitat Day español 24-Sep-07
 The Secretary-General's message on the occasion of World Habitat Day العربية 24-Sep-07
 The Secretary-General's message on the occasion of World Habitat Day française 24-Sep-07
 The Secretary-General's message on the occasion of World Habitat Day 中文 24-Sep-07
 The Secretary-General's message on the occasion of World Habitat Day русский 24-Sep-07
The Executive Director's message on the occasion of World Habitat Day  
Nairobi, Kenya
Urban crime and violence are today at the top of the agenda for those committed to sustainable urban development. Ask any woman: Crime is the number one worry, the biggest concern of all people in cities, particularly in the poorest neighbourhoods.
 The Executive Director's message on the occasion of World Habitat Day English 24-Sep-07
 The Executive Director's message on the occasion of World Habitat Day español 24-Sep-07
 The Executive Director's message on the occasion of World Habitat Day العربية 24-Sep-07
 The Executive Director's message on the occasion of World Habitat Day française 24-Sep-07
 The Executive Director's message on the occasion of World Habitat Day 中文 26-Sep-07
 The Executive Director's message on the occasion of World Habitat Day русский 26-Sep-07
 
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