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Ad Hoc Advisory Group on Burundi

E/DEC/2003/311View PDF

Who adopted this document and its mandates?

A Decision of the Economic and Social Council, published in 2004.

What subjects does this mandate have?

7 subjects
Advisory ServicesBurundiBurundi SituationEconomic AssistanceHumanitarian AssistancePost-Conflict ReconstructionReport Preparation

What’s in this document?

6 paragraphs
At its 50th plenary meeting, on 22 August 2003, the Economic and Social Council, recalling its resolution 2002/1 of 15 July 2002 on the establishment of an ad hoc advisory group on African countries emerging from conflict and resolution 2003/16 of 21 July 2003, by which it established the Ad Hoc Advisory Group on Burundi, decided:
(a) To appoint the Permanent Representatives to the United Nations of Belgium, Burundi, Ethiopia, France, Japan and South Africa to the Ad Hoc Advisory Group on Burundi and to appoint the Permanent Representative of South Africa to the United Nations as Chairperson of the Group;
(b) That the Ad Hoc Advisory Group on Burundi would invite the participation in its work of the Permanent Representative of Guatemala to the United Nations, in his
capacity as President of the Economic and Social Council, and the Permanent Representative of Angola to the United Nations, in his capacity as Chairperson of the Ad Hoc Working Group on Conflict Prevention and Resolution in Africa;
(c) That the Ad Hoc Advisory Group would examine the humanitarian and economic needs of Burundi and review relevant programmes of support and prepare recommendations for a long-term programme of support, based on Burundi’s development priorities, through the integration of relief, rehabilitation, reconstruction and development into a comprehensive approach to peace and stability, as well as provide advice on how to ensure that the assistance of the international community was adequate, coherent, wellcoordinated and effective and promoted synergy;
(d) To request the Ad Hoc Advisory Group on Burundi, taking into consideration the unique character and needs of the situation in Burundi, to submit a report on its recommendations to the Council by mid-January 2004.

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