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United Nations Development Decade

A/RES/2218(XXI)View PDF

Who adopted this document and its mandates?

A Resolution of the General Assembly, under agenda item 39 United Nations Development Decade, published in 1967.

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?

7 subjects
GuidelinesInternational DecadesInternational TradePrinciplesSurveysSustainable DevelopmentTrade Policy

What’s in this document?

2 operative paragraphs
2
Emphasizes that the preparation of this survey
Recognizing the need for the further mobilization by in no way prejudices the call addressed by it, in its the developing countries of their domestic resources resolution 2085 (XX) of 20 December 1965, to the for development purposes, Governments of States rnembers of the United Nations
Recognizing the need to delineate guidelines and Conference on Trade and Development to rnake the general objectives for the next decade and to define in rnaximum efforts through the Conference, which atmore precise quantitative terms the goals and targets tached great importance to principles governing internafor the development of human and natural resources, tional trade relations and trade policies conducive to
Recognizing further that greater substance can be development,•6 with a view to reaching, at the earliest given to these goals and targets by defining the repossible rnoment, the broadest possible measure of quirements that have to be rnet for their realization, agreement on principies and policies ;
with due regard to the principie that the choice of
3
Further requests the Secretary-General, taking appropriate policies is a matter for decision by national into account the discussions on the subject at the Governrnents, twenty-first session, to subrnit to the General Assembly
Recognizing also that the formulation of specific and at its twenty-second session, through the Economic realistic goals and targets can provide a world perspecand Social Council, a progress report on the preparatory tive within which individual countries can plan their work undertaken by him in accordance with paragraph development and enable appropriate international action 1 above.
to be taken in support of the efforts rnade at the national

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