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UN a sincere partner in China's quake task
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The United Nations will remain a steadfast partner of the Chinese government in providing further support to its long-term relief and reconstruction endeavors.

The UN has expertise in conducting assessments to help identify and prioritize the mid-long term needs at this recovery and rebuilding stage. In the area of environment the UN stands ready to provide experts to support the government in monitoring environmental risks and mitigating the consequences of secondary quakes. The UN will also share its global experience to assist in the restoration of livelihoods for victims of disaster.

The future needs are huge yet I am confident the Chinese people will overcome the challenges. The UN will do its utmost to continue to support relief and recovery. Recent experiences in disaster management suggest that, especially in China, resilience and hope will prevail over grief.

The author is United Nations Resident Coordinator in China.

(China Daily May 28, 2008)

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