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(c) Support United Nations development efforts by substantially increasing the resources for operational activities on a predictable, continuous and assured basis commensurate with the increasing needs of developing countries as stated in General Assembly resolutions 47/199 and 48/162, while giving particular consideration to the special needs of LDCs as underlined in the programmes of action of major United Nations conferences organized since 1990;
thirdly, the development of international financing services in a way that is consonant with the increasing needs of middle-income countries.
In paragraph 32 of its resolution 48/162 of 20 December 1993 on further measures for the restructuring and revitalization of the United Nations system in the economic, social and related fields, the General Assembly stressed that, in particular, as part of the overall reform process, there is a need for a substantial increase in resources for operational activities for development on a predictable, continuous and assured basis, commensurate with the increasing needs of developing countries.
Mr. Kazemi-Kamyab(Islamic Republic of Iran) said that the impact of United Nations operational activities for development must be enhanced by a substantial increase in their funding on a predictable, continuous and assured basis and commensurate with the increasing needs of developing countries. It could be argued that it was necessary to address the lack of political will on the part of the developed countries to commit themselves to development, rather than to try to invent reasons for abolishing annual pledging conferences.
Strongly reaffirms that the impact of operational activities for development of the United Nations system must be enhanced by, inter alia, a substantial increase in core or regular resources on a predictable, continuous and sustained basis, commensurate with the increasing needs of developing countries, as well as through the full implementation of resolutions 47/199, 48/162, 50/120, 53/192 and the parts relevant to operational activities for development of resolution 52/12 B;
(c) Support United Nations development efforts by substantially increasing the resources for operational activities on a predictable, continuous and assured basis commensurate with the increasing needs of developing countries as stated in General Assembly resolutions 47/199 of 22 December 1992 and 48/162 of 20 December 1993, while giving particular consideration to the special needs of LDCs as underlined in the programmes of action of major United Nations conferences organized since 1990;
These declining tax revenues, combined with the increased need for social programmes, have exacerbated the impact of the crisis on social development.
expressed its concern that resource mobilization was not keeping pace with the increasing needs in the areas of population and reproductive health.
No real progress has been made to fund United Nations funds and programmes on a secure, predictable, assured and continuous basis, commensurate with the increasing needs of the developing countries.
Stresses the need for a substantial increase in resources for operational activities for development on a predictable, continuous and assured basis, commensurate with the increasing needs of developing countries;
executive boards of United Nations funds and programmes should be built upon to arrest and reverse the decline in core resources and enhance the effectiveness of operational activities in various ways, including a substantial increase in their funding that would commensurate with the increasing needs of developing countries.
Regional and subregional organizations with designated roles should also be strengthened to enable them to effectively support their efforts.[There is a need for a substantial increase in resources for operational activities for development on a predictable, continuous and assured basis, commensurate with the increasing needs of developing countries(General Assembly resolution 50/120, para. 9).].
Strongly reaffirms that the efficiency, effectiveness and impact of the operational activities of the United Nations system must be enhanced by, inter alia, a substantial increase in their funding on a predictable, continuous and assured basis, commensurate with the increasing needs of developing countries, as well as through the full implementation of resolutions 47/199 and 48/162;
Strongly reaffirms that the efficiency, effectiveness and impact of the operational activities of the United Nations system must be enhanced by, inter alia, a substantial increase in their funding on a predictable, continuous and assured basis, commensurate with the increasing needs of developing countries, as well as through the full implementation of all relevant resolutions in this regard;
Strongly reaffirms that the efficiency, effectiveness and impact of the operational activities of the United Nations system must be enhanced by, inter alia, a substantial increase in their funding on a predictable, continuous and assured basis, commensurate with the increasing needs of developing countries, as well as through the full implementation of General Assembly resolutions 47/199, 48/162, 50/120 and 50/227;
As is strongly reaffirmed in paragraph 5 of Assembly resolution 50/120, the efficiency, effectiveness and impact of the operational activities of the United Nations system must be enhanced by a substantial increase in their funding on a predictable, continuous and assured basis, commensurate with the increasing needs of developing countries, as well as through the full implementation of resolutions 47/199 and 50/120.
In paragraph 5 of the same resolution, it strongly reaffirmed that the efficiency, effectiveness and impact of the operational activities of the United Nations system must be enhanced by, inter alia, a substantial increase in their funding on a predictable, continuous and assured basis, commensurate with the increasing needs of developing countries, as well as through the full implementation of resolutions 47/199 and 48/162.
That increase, in combination with the increasing need to attend to cases in the field, has stretched the resources of the Office to the point where inadequate follow-up or longer waiting times for new cases could result and have an adverse effect on the effectiveness of the Office;