United Nations International School

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A Resolution of the General Assembly, published in 1970.

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15 versions · 1957–1980

This is an older version — the most recent is A/RES/34/233[IX]

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7 topics

Appropriations Budget Budget Contributions Construction Funds International Schools Postage Stamps

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7 operative paragraphs

Decides in principie to contribute $2 million to Being advised that, in addition to voluntary contributhe United Nations Intemational School Development tions of about $350,000 to the Development Fund Fund over a period of four years and specifically to already pledged or paid by forty-four Governments in make an initial contribution of $500,000 from the regular budget for 1971, and notes that annual grants past years and revenue expected from a proposed exceptional stamp issue, about $2 million will be towards the operating deficit of the School will be needed from United Nations sources over the next phased out as the Development Fund is built up; three or four years, together with a comparable sum

Invites further voluntary contributions to the hoped to be raised from outside private donors, in United Nations Intemational School Development Fund order to reach the goal of $5 million,

from private donors, and in this connexion endorses

Aware that voluntary contributions from Govemthe proposal of the Secretary-General to recommend ments have fallen far short of expectations raised in to the Board of Trustees the appointment of a developearlier resolutions,

ment fund committee composed of outstanding persons

Convinced that a collective contribution by all Memwith the responsibility of making a sustained effort to reach, by 1973, a target of $2 million in the form of ber States is justified to raise the necessary $2 million for the Development Fund and also to stimulate prívate donations; voluntary contributions, as well as to prevent the

Decides to contribute $65,000 to the Interlapie of the offer of funds for the construction of national School Fund in 1970 to cover the deficit permanent premises,

foreseen for the current school year;

Noting that the School faces a deficit of $65,000 for

Requests the Secretary-General to inform the the current school year,

General Assembly at its twenty-fifth session on the

Looks forward to an early start of actual implementation of the present resolution; construction and completion by 1972 of the permanent

Further requests the Secretary-General to transmit premises of the United Nations International School the present resolution to the Ford Foundation and on the East 25th Street site;

to the host country authorities concerned in token of appreciation for their assistance towards making the

Authorizes the Secretary-General to proceed without delay with the preparation for the issue and United Nations lntemational School a success. promotion of a commemorative United Nations stamp,

16 December 1969.

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