UN Security Council
2012

detentions, prison overcrowding and access to health care services, are significant challenges to sustainable administrative reforms, Welcoming the efforts of the former President of the United States of America, William J. Clinton as United Nations Special Envoy for Haiti, to enhance the United Nations recovery response, in both humanitarian and development operations as well as tracking aid pledges and disbursement of funds, liaising with the Interim 11-54600 3 S/RES/2012 (2011) Haiti Recovery Commission and the international financial institutions, working to ensure coherence across United Nations operations in Haiti, and noting the importance of regular reporting on these activities, Stressing the importance of a strong coordination among the office of the United Nations Special Envoy for Haiti and other United Nations entities and Member States, and stressing the need for coordination among all international actors on the ground, Underlining the need for the implementation of highly effective and visible labour intensive projects that help create jobs and deliver basic social services, Welcoming the Secretary-General’s report S/2011/540 of 25 August 2011,