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Impact of Inflation and Monetary Instability

A/RES/36/230View PDF

Who adopted this document and its mandates?

A Resolution of the General Assembly, under agenda item 103 Administrative and budgetary coordination of the United Nations with the specialized agencies and the International Atomic Energy Agency, published in 1982.

What subjects does this mandate have?

2 subjects
Currency InstabilityInflation

What’s in this document?

2 operative paragraphs
Deeply concerned at the increased cost of inflation. which is seriously affecting the budget of the United Nations and the budget of the United Nations system as a whole,
( 'oncerned also at the persistence of inflation and mon­ etary instability in those developed countries in which the United Nations makes its expenditures, which affects Mem­ ber States that are not responsible for the losses experienced.

VIII.

Considering that, in order to cover the substantial losses caused by inflation and monetary instability, there is a need for an additional procedure that would help meet the costs they account for in the regular budget of the United Nations,
1
Requests the Secretary-General to prepare a detailed study on the impact of inflation and monetary instability on the regular budget of the United Nations and to submit it to the General Assembly at its thirty-seventh session;
2
Also requests that the above-mentioned study should include the amounts which, over the last three bienniums, have resulted from inflation and monetary instability in the developed countries where United Nations organizations have their headquarters.
ACTIVITIES THAT HA VE BEEN COMPLETED OR ARE OBSOLETE, OF MARGINAL USEFUi.NESS OR INEFFECTIVE
"Official R,•conls of ;he General Ass,•m/1/1·. Thirri,•th Session. Suppfr ment No. 34 (A/1()0,4). p. 146. item 98.
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Member Stal<' Per cent
" Official Records of the General Assemh/_y. Thirtv-sixth Session, Sup­ plement No. 11 (A/36/1 I); and A/36/1 I/Add. I and Add. I/Corr. I

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