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Health Needs of Palestinian Refugee Children

A/RES/32/111No PDF available

Who created this mandate?

A Resolution of the General Assembly, under agenda item 61fUnited Nations Children's Fund, published in 1978.

What other versions does this mandate have?

2 versions · 1978–1979
This is an older version — the most recent is A/RES/33/81
  • 1979A/RES/33/81Health needs of Palestinian refugee childrenLatestCompare with previous version
  • 1978A/RES/32/111Health needs of Palestinian refugee children

iVersions are identified automatically by matching titles within the same organ (~97% accuracy on a manual audit).

What subjects does this mandate have?

3 topics
Child HealthChild RefugeesPalestine Refugees

What does this mandate say?

7 operative paragraphs
9
Decides to consider further the preparations for the International Year of the Child at its thirty-third session and to observe the Year by holding a special debate in plcnary meeting on the situation of children in the world at its thirty-fourth session;
10
Expresses the hope that Governments, nongovernmental organizations and the public will respond generously with contributions to attain the objectives of the International Year of the Child and, through thc United Nations Children's Fund and other channels of externa] aid, to increase substantially the rcsourccs available for serviccs benefiting childrcn.
1
Commenas the United Nations Children's Fund for its initiative in regard to the elaboration and implementation of the basic serviccs approach for children as part of a comprehensive development strategy;
2
Urges developing countries that have not already done so to incorporate, as appropriate, this concept and approach in their national development plans and strategies;
3
Appeals with a sense of urgency to Governments to increase significantly their contributions, if possible on a multiyear basis, to the United Nations Children's Fund, so that an equitable sharing of voluntary contributions will be achieved and that the target of $200 million in annual revenue from ali sources wíll be ::ittained as soon as possible, and not la ter than 1979. the International Year of the Child.
59 O,fficia/ Records of thc Eeonomie and Sochl Cou11ci/,
( E/ 60 I 4) and Sixty-third Se::sion,
Supp/cment No.
12 E/6014/ Add. l.
HíJJhid., Supplement No. 12 (E/6014), paras. 131-136. General Assemhly-Thirty-second Session
:~2/11].

Health neerls of Palestinian refugee children

Requests the Secretary-General, in col!aboration with Governments of host countrics and with rclcvant United Nations bodies, to undertakc a sample survcy to ascertain the needs of Palestinian childrcn in refugec camps with a \ icw to averting adverse cffccts on their health:
'°' Requcsts thc Secretary-Gcncral to report to thc General Asscmbly at its thirty-third session on the implcmentation of thc: present resolution.
15 Decemher 1977
32/112. Tar~ct for Worlrl Food Programmr pl1••l.~rs for th<' periotl ] 979-1980
1
Estab/ishes for the two years 1979 and 1980 a targct for voluntary contributions to the World Food Programme of $950 million, of which not lcss th::in one third should be in cash and/or serviccs in the aggregatc, and exprcsscs the hope that thc resourccs so contributed will be augmented bv substantial additional contributions from othcr sou;ccs in rccognition
GI Sec F 16008.

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