Recommendsthat the objectives and targets set forth in the annex to the present resolution should be achieved as widely as possible during the Second United Nations Development Decade;
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InvitesStates Members of the United Nations or members of specialized agencies and all organs and agencies within the United Nations system to co-operate in achieving these objectives and targets, and hopes that adequate staff and resources will be made available for this purpose;
3
Recommendsthat concerted efforts should be made to increase the resources available for technical co-operation projects which advance the status of women and that consideration be given to allocating a specific percentage of the available funds for this purpose;
4
Requeststhe Secretary-General to make available to the Commission on the Status of Women if possible at its twenty-fourth session, information 'on the ex!ent to which ~omen are participating in, and benefiting from, techmcal co-operation projects;
63 Final Act of the International Conference on Human Rights (United Nations publication, Sales No.: E 68 XIV'>) p. 10.
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s Rlcommends that conferences, lfflDiDan and aimilar meetings at the regional and international levels should bo orpnized with the participation, wherever possible, of ministers, high government o8lciala and ._,.;au.ta con---.:1 wi'di problems of developm-t
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~~ and of representatives of non-governmental organizadons concerned with this problem, to consider WafS and means of promoting the status of women within the framework of over-all development;
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Draws attention to the important role that may also be played in this respect by the regional ~ and research centres for social development to ~ .,.._.. established pursuant to Economic and Social Council resolution 1~ (XLVI) of 5 June 1969;
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Suggem that the continuous education of adults be encouraged with a view to changing in particular their attitucfe of mind towards the roles to be played by men and women in order to help them to aasume their respODSl°bilities in society;
S. Notes, notwithstanding the provisions of all the preceding paragraphs, that the fainily, 118 the comeratone of society, must be protected.
1930th pl4nary mnting,
15 December 1970.
Annex I
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The ratification of, or ac:ceaaion to, the relevant intern&• tional conventiona relatiq to the status of women.
2
The enactment of leai■lation to bring national laws into conformity with international inatruments re1atina to the status of women, includiq in particular the Declaration on the Blimination of Diacrimination agaimt Women.
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The taldq of effective legal and other measures to emuro the full implementation of tbele instruments.
4
The development of effective large-acale educational and informational programme, uaiq all mus media and other available meana to make all sectors of the population in rural as well as urban area,■ fully aware of the norms established by the United Nations and the specialized apncies in tbo conventions,
recommendations,
declarationa and
adopted under their alllJ)ices, and to educate public opinion and enlist its mpport for all measures aimed at achievina the realization of the atandarda set forth.
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