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United Nations International School

A/RES/2176(XXI)View PDF

Who adopted this document and its mandates?

A Resolution of the General Assembly, published in 1967.

What other versions does this mandate have?

15 versions · 1957–1980
This is an older version — the most recent is A/RES/34/233[IX]
YearSymbolTitleWord lengthText similarity
1980
A/RES/34/233[IX]

United Nations International School

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1973
A/RES/2990(XXVII)

United Nations International School

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1970
A/RES/2612(XXIV)

United Nations International School

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1969
A/RES/2477(XXIII)

United Nations International School

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1968
A/RES/2358(XXII)

United Nations International School

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What subjects does this mandate have?

5 subjects
Budget ContributionsConstructionFundsInternational SchoolsSchool Buildings

What’s in this document?

3 operative paragraphs

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Having considered the report of the Secretary- General11 ancl the report of the Board of Trustees of the United Nations International School annexed there~o! ancl_ the report of the Aclvisory Committee on Acln11111strat1ve and Budgctary Questions thereon, 12 N oting tha~. the Secretary-General has accepted the offer by the C1ty of N ew York of a permanent site for t~c School, as authorizecl by General Assembly resolut1on 2123 (XX) of 21 Deccmber 1965 and has entered into a ninety-ninc-year lease for this site,
N oting that contracts for the preparation of the site clctailed specifications for the new buildinrr ancl certai~ other preliminary steps in the constructiin have been m~cl_e possible by the genero11s contributions of $7.5 m1I11on from the For_d. Founclation to build and equip the School ancl $1 milhon from the Rockefeller family to prepare the site,
Recalling that a rnajor condition oí the Ford Fonndatioi:i, gra~t is the establishment oí a Development Fund wh1ch w1ll ensure the financia! viability of the School and prornote its eclncational excellence,
Expressing its appreciation to the forty-four Governments which have rnacle. pledges to the Development Fund and to generous pnvate clonors, whose cornbined contributions have now brought the total amount oí the Fund to $1,014,613,
C ognizant of the fact that the Board of Trustees of th~ School and the Secretary-General believe that a mmimum of $3 million must be raised to accomplish the majar purposes of the Fund,
11 p fficial Records of th~ Genera/ Assembly. Twenty-first Session1 Annexes, agenda 1tem 83, document A/6507.
12 Jbzd., document A/6536.
1
A uthorizes the Secretary-Ceneral to transier to the Board of Trustees of the United Nations International School from the grants already available the amounts necessary to ensure thc speedy completion of the new building;
2
Urges Member States which have not yet done so to contribute promptly to the Developrnent Fund for the School under the terms of General Assembly resolutions 1982 (XVIII) of 17 December 1963, 2003
(XIX) of 10 February 1965 and 2123 (XX) of 21 Decem ber 1 %5 ;
3
Decides to contribute $48,900 to the International School Fund in 1967 to cover the operating deficit forescen for the current school year.
9 December 1966.
VENKATARAMAN (India).
INDIA, MEx1co, UN10N oF SovIET Soc1Ausr REPUBLrcs, UmrEo KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN !RELAND, UNITED AMERICA and REPUBLIC 01' TANZANIA, UNITED STATES 01' YUGOSLAVIA.
AnJUSTMENT OF BENEFITS IN RESPECT OF COST-OF- LIVING CHANGES
AMENDMENTS TO THE REGULATIONS OF THE FUND

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