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United Nations Development Decade

A/RES/2084(XX)View PDF

Who adopted this document and its mandates?

A Resolution of the General Assembly, published in 1966.

What else is in this group?

5 documents · 1966–1968
Newer documents in this group exist (latest: 1968).
YearSymbolTitleWord lengthText similarity
1968
A/RES/2305(XXII)

United Nations Development Decade

611–
1967
A/RES/2218(XXI)[B]

United Nations Development Decade

—–
1967
A/RES/2218(XXI)[A]

United Nations Development Decade

—–
1967
A/RES/2218(XXI)

United Nations Development Decade

780–
1966
A/RES/2084(XX)

United Nations Development Decade

953–

This group bundles related documents that are not individually ordered.

What subjects does this mandate have?

6 subjects
Development AssistanceGroups of ExpertsInternational DecadesProgramme PlanningReporting ProceduresTrust Funds

What’s in this document?

5 operative paragraphs

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1
Reaffirms the urgent necessity of attaining the over-all objectives set for the United Nations Development Decade in General Assembly resolution 1710
(XVI) of 19 December 1961, for each developing country to achieve a substantial increase in the rate of growth, with each country setting its own target, taking as the objective a minimum annual rate of growth of aggregate national income of 5 per cent at the end of the Decade ;
2
Requests the Secretary-General, the specialized agencies, the International Atomic Energy Agency and the regional economic commissions :
a
To report jointly on the goals and objectives which have been established by the United Nations family of organizations;
( b) To make every effort, within the possibilities of their regular budgets and of appropriate funds-in-trust, to establish such goals and objectives in appropriate fields where they have not yet been precisely defined;
( c) To explore, as the work of the group of experts in development planning referred to in Economic and Social Council resolution 1079 ( XXXIX) progresses, the possibility of establishing a more comprehensive and coherent set of goals and objectives, so that a balance-sheet of the United Nations Development Decade and subsequent periods may be prepared and a method devised for the systematic evaluation of progress and prospects ; . ( d) To review their plans and programmes in the light of the above-mentioned goals and objectives in ?rder that appropriate internat~onal action may be taken 111 support of efforts at the national and regional levels ;
3
Requests the Secretary-General:
a
To submit a progress report to the Economic a~d Social Council at its forty-first session, together with the reports on the review of work programmes requested by the Council in operative paragraph 2 of its resolution 1089 (XXXIX) ;
( b) To transmit these reports, together with the comments and recommendations of the Council, to the
20 December 1965.
24,
rmbltcahon, Sales No.: 64.II.B.l 1).
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