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the General Assembly on the midterm comprehensive global review of the
implementation of the Programme of Action for the Least Developed Countries for | false |
implementation of the Programme of Action for the Least Developed Countries for
the Decade 2001-2010, in which they recommitted themselves to addressing the | false |
the Decade 2001-2010, in which they recommitted themselves to addressing the
special needs of the least developed countries by making progress towards the goals | false |
special needs of the least developed countries by making progress towards the goals
of poverty eradication, peace and development; | false |
of poverty eradication, peace and development;
4. Acknowledges the findings of the midterm comprehensive global review, | true |
4. Acknowledges the findings of the midterm comprehensive global review,
which stressed that despite some progress in the implementation of the Programme | false |
which stressed that despite some progress in the implementation of the Programme
of Action for the Least Developed Countries for the Decade 2001-2010, the overall | false |
of Action for the Least Developed Countries for the Decade 2001-2010, the overall
socio-economic situation in the least developed countries continues to be precarious | false |
socio-economic situation in the least developed countries continues to be precarious
and requires attention and that, given current trends, many least developed countries | false |
and requires attention and that, given current trends, many least developed countries
are unlikely to achieve the goals and objectives set out in the Programme of Action; | false |
are unlikely to achieve the goals and objectives set out in the Programme of Action;
5. Stresses that the internationally agreed development goals, including the | true |
5. Stresses that the internationally agreed development goals, including the
Millennium Development Goals, can be effectively achieved in the least developed | false |
Millennium Development Goals, can be effectively achieved in the least developed
countries through, in particular, the timely fulfilment of the seven commitments of | false |
countries through, in particular, the timely fulfilment of the seven commitments of
the Programme of Action; | false |
the Programme of Action;
6. Reaffirms that the Programme of Action constitutes a fundamental | true |
6. Reaffirms that the Programme of Action constitutes a fundamental
framework for a strong global partnership, whose goal is to accelerate sustained | false |
framework for a strong global partnership, whose goal is to accelerate sustained
economic growth, sustainable development and poverty eradication in the least | false |
economic growth, sustainable development and poverty eradication in the least
developed countries; | false |
developed countries;
7. Also reaffirms that progress in the implementation of the Programme of | true |
7. Also reaffirms that progress in the implementation of the Programme of
Action will require effective implementation of national policies and priorities for | false |
Action will require effective implementation of national policies and priorities for
the sustained economic growth and sustainable development of the least developed | false |
the sustained economic growth and sustainable development of the least developed
countries, as well as strong and committed partnership between the least developed | false |
countries, as well as strong and committed partnership between the least developed
countries and their development partners; | false |
countries and their development partners;
8. Underscores that for the further implementation of the Programme of | true |
8. Underscores that for the further implementation of the Programme of
Action, the least developed countries and their development partners must be guided | false |
Action, the least developed countries and their development partners must be guided
by an integrated approach, a broader genuine partnership, country ownership, | false |
by an integrated approach, a broader genuine partnership, country ownership,
market considerations and results-oriented actions; | false |
market considerations and results-oriented actions;
9. Urges the least developed countries to strengthen the implementation of | true |
9. Urges the least developed countries to strengthen the implementation of
the Programme of Action through their respective national development framework, | false |
the Programme of Action through their respective national development framework,
including, where they exist, poverty reduction strategy papers, the common country | false |
including, where they exist, poverty reduction strategy papers, the common country
assessment and the United Nations Development Assistance Framework; | false |
assessment and the United Nations Development Assistance Framework;
10. Also urges development partners to exercise individual best efforts to | true |
10. Also urges development partners to exercise individual best efforts to
continue to increase their financial and technical support for the implementation of | false |
continue to increase their financial and technical support for the implementation of
the Programme of Action; | false |
the Programme of Action;
11. Encourages the United Nations resident coordinator system to assist the | true |
11. Encourages the United Nations resident coordinator system to assist the
least developed countries in translating goals and targets of the Programme of | false |
least developed countries in translating goals and targets of the Programme of
Action into concrete actions in the light of their national development priorities; | false |
Action into concrete actions in the light of their national development priorities;
12. Also encourages the resident coordinator system and country teams, as | true |
12. Also encourages the resident coordinator system and country teams, as
well as country-level representatives of the Bretton Woods institutions, bilateral and | false |
well as country-level representatives of the Bretton Woods institutions, bilateral and
multilateral donors and other development partners, to collaborate with and provide | false |
multilateral donors and other development partners, to collaborate with and provide
support to, as appropriate, the relevant development forums and follow-up | false |
support to, as appropriate, the relevant development forums and follow-up
mechanisms; | false |
mechanisms;
13. Invites the organizations of the United Nations system and other | true |
13. Invites the organizations of the United Nations system and other
multilateral organizations that have not yet done so to mainstream the | false |
multilateral organizations that have not yet done so to mainstream the
implementation of the Brussels Declaration1 | false |
implementation of the Brussels Declaration1
and the Programme of Action within | false |
and the Programme of Action within
their programmes of work as well as in their intergovernmental processes and to | false |
their programmes of work as well as in their intergovernmental processes and to
undertake within their respective mandates multi-year programming of actions in | false |
undertake within their respective mandates multi-year programming of actions in
favour of the least developed countries; | false |
favour of the least developed countries;
14. Stresses, within the context of the annual global reviews, as envisaged in | true |
14. Stresses, within the context of the annual global reviews, as envisaged in
the Programme of Action, the need to assess the implementation of the Programme | false |
the Programme of Action, the need to assess the implementation of the Programme
of Action sector by sector, and in this regard invites the United Nations system and | false |
of Action sector by sector, and in this regard invites the United Nations system and
all relevant international organizations, consistent with their respective mandates, to | false |
all relevant international organizations, consistent with their respective mandates, to
report on the progress made in its implementation using quantifiable criteria and | false |
report on the progress made in its implementation using quantifiable criteria and
indicators to be measured against the goals and targets of the Programme of Action | false |
indicators to be measured against the goals and targets of the Programme of Action
and to participate fully in reviews of the Programme of Action at the national, | false |
and to participate fully in reviews of the Programme of Action at the national,
subregional, regional and global levels; | false |
subregional, regional and global levels;
15. Also stresses the crucial importance of integrated and coordinated | true |
15. Also stresses the crucial importance of integrated and coordinated
follow-up, monitoring and reporting for the effective implementation of the | false |
follow-up, monitoring and reporting for the effective implementation of the
Programme of Action at the national, subregional, regional and global levels; | false |
Programme of Action at the national, subregional, regional and global levels;
16. Requests the Secretary-General to ensure, at the Secretariat level, the full | true |
16. Requests the Secretary-General to ensure, at the Secretariat level, the full
mobilization and coordination of all parts of the United Nations system to facilitate | false |
mobilization and coordination of all parts of the United Nations system to facilitate
coordinated implementation as well as coherence in the follow-up to and monitoring | false |
coordinated implementation as well as coherence in the follow-up to and monitoring
and review of the Programme of Action at the national, subregional, regional and | false |
and review of the Programme of Action at the national, subregional, regional and
global levels, including through such coordination mechanisms as the United | false |
global levels, including through such coordination mechanisms as the United
Nations System Chief Executives Board for Coordination, the United Nations | false |
Nations System Chief Executives Board for Coordination, the United Nations
Development Group, the Executive Committee on Economic and Social Affairs and | false |
Development Group, the Executive Committee on Economic and Social Affairs and
the Inter-agency Expert Group on the Millennium Development Goals Indicators; | false |
the Inter-agency Expert Group on the Millennium Development Goals Indicators;
17. Reiterates its invitation to the organs, organizations and bodies of the | true |
17. Reiterates its invitation to the organs, organizations and bodies of the
United Nations system, and other relevant multilateral organizations, to provide full | false |
United Nations system, and other relevant multilateral organizations, to provide full
support to and cooperation with the Office of the High Representative for the Least | false |
support to and cooperation with the Office of the High Representative for the Least
Developed Countries, Landlocked Developing Countries and Small Island | false |
Developed Countries, Landlocked Developing Countries and Small Island
Developing States; | false |
Developing States;
18. Requests the Secretary-General to elaborate and submit to the General | true |
18. Requests the Secretary-General to elaborate and submit to the General
Assembly at its sixty-second session a detailed and clearly defined advocacy | false |
Assembly at its sixty-second session a detailed and clearly defined advocacy
strategy aimed at raising awareness about the objectives, goals and commitments of | false |
strategy aimed at raising awareness about the objectives, goals and commitments of
the Programme of Action with a view to facilitating its effective and timely | false |
the Programme of Action with a view to facilitating its effective and timely
implementation; | false |
implementation;
19. Also requests the Secretary-General to submit an annual analytical and | true |
19. Also requests the Secretary-General to submit an annual analytical and
results-oriented progress report on the further implementation of the Programme of | false |
results-oriented progress report on the further implementation of the Programme of
Action and to make available adequate resources, within existing resources, for the | false |
Action and to make available adequate resources, within existing resources, for the
preparation of such a report. | false |
United Nations S/2002/30/Add.38
Security Council Distr.: General | true |
Security Council Distr.: General
4 October 2002 | true |
4 October 2002
Original: English | true |
Original: English
03-20169 (E) 070103 | true |
03-20169 (E) 070103
*0320169* | true |
*0320169*
Summary statement by the Secretary-General on matters of | true |
Summary statement by the Secretary-General on matters of
which the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached | false |
which the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached
in their consideration | false |
in their consideration
Addendum | true |
Addendum
Pursuant to rule 11 of the provisional rules of procedure of the Security | true |
Pursuant to rule 11 of the provisional rules of procedure of the Security
Council, the Secretary-General is submitting the following summary statement. | false |
Council, the Secretary-General is submitting the following summary statement.
The list of items of which the Security Council is seized is contained in | false |
The list of items of which the Security Council is seized is contained in
documents S/2002/30 of 15 March 2002, S/2002/30/Add.1 of 22 March 2002, | false |
documents S/2002/30 of 15 March 2002, S/2002/30/Add.1 of 22 March 2002,
S/2002/30/Add.2 of 25 March 2002, S/2002/30/Add.3 of 26 March 2002, | false |
S/2002/30/Add.2 of 25 March 2002, S/2002/30/Add.3 of 26 March 2002,
S/2002/30/Add.5 of 1 April 2002, S/2002/30/Add.13 of 9 April 2002, | false |
S/2002/30/Add.5 of 1 April 2002, S/2002/30/Add.13 of 9 April 2002,
S/2002/30/Add.23 of 21 June 2002, S/2002/30/Add.27 of 19 July 2002 and | false |
S/2002/30/Add.23 of 21 June 2002, S/2002/30/Add.27 of 19 July 2002 and
S/2002/30/Add.36 of 20 September 2002. | false |
S/2002/30/Add.36 of 20 September 2002.
During the week ending 28 September 2002, the Security Council, at its | true |