UN General Assembly
1982

critically at this problem to persuade States which have been subsidizing the overproduction of beet to recognize the harm they are doing and to correct this injury. There are some programmes which in my country's view are having an impact. One such is UNDP. Since just before our independence, it has been having quite a significant impact on our developmental efforts in the area of statistics and economic advisory services. Since it appears that programmes of the Organization are in all probability going to be affected by the inadequate contributions of Members, it is our hope that this useful Programme will continue to receive the support of the international community. For our part, we are prepared to try to make our own modest contribution to this worthwhile Programme. As we demonstrate our faith in it, my country expects donors to keep faith with us and support it—not less generously, but rather more generously, than previously. In my country's policy statement on admission, at the thirty-fifth session, I said that our position on issues would be made quite clear. Our