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Interregional Consultation on Developmental Social Welfare Policies and Programmes

A/RES/42/125No PDF available

Who created this mandate?

A Resolution of the General Assembly, under agenda item 141Interregional Consultation on Developmental Social Welfare Policies and Programmes, published in 1988.

What subjects does this mandate have?

9 topics
ConferencesConsultationsInternational CooperationPrinciplesRegional CommissionsSocial DevelopmentSocial PolicySocial WelfareTechnical Cooperation

What does this mandate say?

9 operative paragraphs
Takes note of the report of the Interregional Consul• tation on Developmental Social Welfare Policies and Pm grammes;
2
Endorses the Guiding Principles for Developmental Social Welfare Policies and Programme~ in the Near Future contained in the report and adopted by consensus at the Interregional Consultation:
3
Calls upon Governments to make continuous cfforh to implement the principles and recommendations contained in the Guiding Principles adopted hy the Interregional Consultation in accordance with their national structures, needs and objectives:
4
Requests the Secretary-General tu take the neces sary steps to ensure the implementation of, and follow-up action to, the Guiding Principles as well as to maintain the momentum generated by the Interregional Consultation.
taking into account the central role of the Commission for Social Development in the review of issues related to the implementation of the Guiding Principles:
5
Requests the Secretary-General to implement the recommendations concerning international co-operation with regard to developmental social welfare, using the Centre for Social Development and Humanitarian Affair~ of the Secretariat as the focal point, hearing in mind the re sponsibility of the specialized agencies:
6
Also requests the Secretary-General to strengthen. within existing resources, the United Nations Office al Vienna as a nucleus for all issues and reports relating t,, social policy and social development. including its re search capabilities:
7
Invites the Executive Senetanes of the regional commissions to give appropriate consideration to t hl' Guiding Principles in the formulation oft he respective re gional work programmes and in the planning of regional mtergovernmental conferences on social welfare and social development:
F11rther requests the Secretary-General to give parltcular attention to increasing the effectiveness of technical co-operation activities to assist Governments, particularly of the developing countries and of the least-developed countries, in formulating appropriate policies and effective programmes in the social welfare field, as indicated in the report of the Interregional Consultation, paying particular attention to the objectives and priorities of national developmental programmes;
9
Reaffirms the decision of the Economic and Social Council that the Commission for Social Development shall review, at its thirty-first session, the results of the Interregional Consultation;
10 Req11ests the Economic and Social Council to take the n,xessary measures including, as appropriate, further interregional consultations to ensure, on a periodical basis. the reviewing and updating of the developmental social welfare policies and programmes in view of the rapidly changing socio-economic situation and .:onditions;
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Requests the Se.:retary-General to report to the lieneral Assembly at its forty-fourth session on the progress achieved in implementing and following up the Guiding Principles for Developmental Social Welfare Policies and Programmes in the Near Future.

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