UN General Assembly
1960

59. It is necessary that the more fortunate peoples should feel the greatness of this task which presupposes that the differences in political and economic power ought to be forgotten in order to operate on a plane of human solidarity among peoples who feel that they are on the same level of dignity. The means so far employed for this aid have been inadequate; it is necessary to exert every effort to match them more closely to the dire needs of reality, not vice versa, after having set up a concrete programme based on suitable investigations. Therefore, the need is felt for an organization with the task of studying and carrying out a programme. However, an organization willing to assist all of the under-developed countries of the world would run the risk of stopping short in the face of the gigantic tasks beyond the possibilities of any such arrangement.