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Co-Ordination Between the United Nations and the Specialized Agencies : Concentration of Effort and Resources

A/RES/533(VI)[A]View PDF

Who adopted this document and its mandates?

A Resolution of the General Assembly, under agenda items 11 Report of the Economic and Social Council and 28 Coordination between the United Nations and the specialized agencies, published in 1952.

What else is in this group?

4 documents · 1952
YearSymbolTitleWord lengthText similarity
1952
A/RES/533(VI)[C]

Co-ordination between the United Nations and the specialized agencies : concentration of effort and resources

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1952
A/RES/533(VI)[B]

Co-ordination between the United Nations and the specialized agencies : concentration of effort and resources

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1952
A/RES/533(VI)A-C

Co-ordination between the United Nations and the specialized agencies : concentration of effort and resources

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1952
A/RES/533(VI)[A]

Co-ordination between the United Nations and the specialized agencies : concentration of effort and resources

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This group bundles related documents that are not individually ordered.

What subjects does this mandate have?

4 subjects
Economic DevelopmentRegional CommissionsSocial DevelopmentSpecialized Agencies

What’s in this document?

7 operative paragraphs

A/RES/533(VI) [A]

31. 534 (VI). Co-ordination between the United Nations and the specialized agencies: programme of conferences at Headquarters and Geneva ( 4 February
1952) (items 11, 28).................................................
32. 533 (VI). Co-ordination between the United Naized agencies to these reports as well as to the views tions and the spr,cialized agencies: concentraexpressed by Members during the sixth session of the tion of effort and resources General Assembly.

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Requests the Secretary-General, with due regard recommended by the Economic and Social Council ;
to normal financial procedures, to continue to assist the Economic and Social Council to discharge its obliga- 2.
Expresses the hope that further development by tions under General Assembly resolution 413 (V) and the Council of procedures adopted in the current year Council resolution 402 B (XIII) by making to the may increase the efficiency of the economic and social Council and to its functional and regional commisactivities of the United Nations and the specialized sions suitable suggestions as regards priorities and the agencies, through measures of economy and concentraco-ordination of programmes ; tion of effort ;
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Requests the Secretary-General, when presenting 3.
Takes note u.rith satisfaction of the relevant secestimates of the financial implications of a project in tions of the report1 of the Economic and Social Council accordance with rule 33 of the rules of procedure of for 1951 dealing with "concentration of effort and rethe Economic and Social Council, to give an estimate sources" and the reports2 of the Advisory Committee of the time required to complete the project; on Administrative and Budgetary Questions dealing with the administrative budgets of the specialized 3.
Requests the Economic and Social Council and agencies;
its functional and regional commissions, in considering the implementation of General Assembly resolution 413 4.
Invites the attention of the Secretary-General,
(V), to focus attention upon the results achieved in of the Economic and Social Council and of the specialrelation to expenditure for economic and social activities and to indicate the duration of its authoriution of each proj~ct so as to ensure that no short-term activity • See Official Records of the General Assembly, Sixth Session,
becomes a continuing or permanent activity without a S•pplement No. 3. 'Ibid., AKnexes, agenda item 28, documents A/1956 and thorough examination of the size, efficiency and other A/1971.
relevant factors of the service concerned;
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Commends to the consideration of the specialized agencies, so far as their constitutional processes will permit, the adoption of similar procedures.
4 February 1952.

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